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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Prev Med. 2017 Mar 29;53(2):192–200. doi: 10.1016/j.amepre.2017.02.006

Table 2.

AORs of Smoking Assessment and Cessation Assistance Among Non-pregnant Patients by Study Year

Outcome 2010 N (%) 2012 N (%) 2012 vs 2010 (ref) AOR (95% CI)a 2014 N (%) 2014 vs 2010 (ref) AOR (95% CI)a 2014 vs 2012 (ref) AOR (95% CI)a
All non-pregnant patients 55,398 60,610 66,712
 Smoking status assessed 52,019 (93.90%) 58,282 (96.16%) 1.54 (1.46,1.63)** 64,981 (97.41%) 2.52 (2.37,2.69)** 1.58 (1.47,1.69)**
 Current smoker 16,802 (30.33%) 17,631 (29.09%) 0.93 (0.90,0.96)** 18,111 (27.15%) 0.81 (0.79,0.83)** 0.85 (0.79,0.82)**
Among non-pregnant smokers 16,802 17,631 18,110
 Counseling given 4,998 (29.75%) 9,500 (53.88%) 3.66 (3.48,3.85)** 12,585 (69.49%) 7.76 (7.35,8.20)** 2.24 (2.13,2.35)**
 Smoking cessation medication ordered 2,032 (12.09%) 2,338 (13.26%) 1 (0.93,1.07) 2,839 (15.68%) 1.15 (1.07,1.23)** 1.1 (1.03,1.17)*
 Smoking cessation medication ordered and/or discussed 4,638 (27.60%) 6,987 (39.63%) 1.65 (1.57,1.73)** 8,747 (48.30%) 2.25 (2.14,2.37)** 1.38 (1.32,1.45)**

Notes: All outcomes used discrete fields and natural language processing from the electronic health record except for Current smoker and Smoking cessation medication ordered (only discrete fields in the electronic health record). Boldface indicates statistical significance (*p<0.01; **p<0.0001).

a

OR adjusted for race/ethnicity, gender, age category, household percent of federal poverty level, insurance status at majority of visits, number of visits in the measurement year, and comorbid diseases, with service area of the patient’s primary clinic included as a fixed effect to adjust for potential differences between health centers.