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. 2019 Apr 1;34(3):345–355. doi: 10.1093/her/cyz008

Table I.

ASHLine caller characteristics at enrollment and 7-month follow-up (n = 14 296)

Home smoking ban category
Characteristics None (n = 1828) Enrollment only (n = 1099) 7-month follow-up only (n = 1971) Both enrollment and 7-month follow-up (n = 9398) P-valuea
At enrollment
    Age, mean (SD) 56.8 (11.8) 52.3 (14.3) 55.0 (12.2) 50.3 (13.9) <0.0001b,c,d
    Female gender 1072 (58.6) 610 (55.5) 1155 (58.6) 5099 (54.3) <0.0001d
    Insurance
        State medicaid 499 (27.3) 287 (26.1) 499 (25.3) 1759 (18.7) <0.0001b,c,d
        Private 995 (54.4) 565 (51.4) 1006 (51.0) 5123 (54.5)
        Uninsured 331 (18.1) 242 (22.0) 458 (23.2) 2475 (26.3)
    Education
        High school or less 293 (16.0) 172 (15.7) 318 (16.1) 1342 (14.3) 0.03d
        More than high school 1462 (80.0) 885 (80.1) 1575 (80.0) 7804 (83.0)
    Children living in home 176 (9.7) 236 (21.5) 264 (13.4) 2958 (31.5) <0.0001b,c,d
    Chronic condition
        Asthma 371 (20.3) 264 (24.0) 431 (21.9) 1560 (16.6) <0.0001b,d
        COPD 483 (26.4) 242 (22.0) 414 (21.0) 1232 (13.1) <0.0001b,c,d
        Diabetes 356 (19.5) 165 (15.0) 351 (17.8) 1237 (13.2) <0.0001b,d
        Heart disease 260 (14.2) 131 (11.9) 249 (12.6) 838 (8.9) <0.0001b,d
        High blood pressure 770 (42.1) 376 (34.2) 785 (39.8) 2819 (30.0) <0.0001b,d
        Cancer 185 (10.1) 102 (9.3) 189 (9.6) 733 (7.8) 0.0007d
        Mental health condition 830 (45.4) 477 (43.4) 763 (38.7) 3193 (34.0) <0.0001c,d
        Any of the above 1260 (68.9) 701 (63.8) 1286 (65.3) 4981 (53.0) <0.0001b,c,d
    Other smokers living in the home 978 (53.5) 528 (48.0) 911 (46.2) 3949 (42.0) <0.0001b,c,d
    Smoking in the home
        Not allowed 0 (0.0) 0 (0.0) 1908 (96.8) 9299 (99.0) <0.0001c,d
        Allowed in some places 0 (0.0) 0 (0.0) 63 (3.2) 99 (1.0)
        Allowed anywhere 1828 (100) 1099 (100) 0 (0.0) 0 (0.0)
    Age of tobacco
        Initiation, mean (SD) 17.4 (6.2) 17.2 (5.7) 17.6 (6.2) 17.9 (6.2) <0.0001d
    Frequency of current tobacco use <0.0001b,c,d
        Not at all 79 (4.3) 114 (10.4) 112 (5.7) 783 (8.3)
        Some days 21 (1.2) 18 (1.6) 21 (1.1) 185 (2.0)
        Every day 1718 (94.0) 950 (86.4) 1820 (92.3) 8354 (88.9)
    Number of cigarettes smoked per day, mean (SD) 21.2 (11.3) 19.0 (20.4) 20.1 (11.7) 15.4 (8.9) <0.0001b,c,d
    Nicotine dependence score (range 0–10), mean(SD) 5.6 (2.3) 4.9 (2.3) 5.3 (2.2) 4.3 (2.3) <0.0001b,c,d
    Number of quit attempts, mean (SD) 3.0 (16.6) 2.7 (13.3) 3.1 (15.0) 3.6 (23.3) <0.0001d
    Confidence in quitting 1375 (75.2) 918 (83.5) 1637 (83.1) 8047 (85.6) <0.0001b,c,d
    Intention to quit 1655 (90.5) 979 (89.1) 1838 (93.3) 8712 (92.7) <0.0001c,d
At 7-month follow-up
    Other smokers living in the home 747 (40.9) 433 (39.4) 544 (27.6) 2537 (27.0) <0.0001c,d
    Use of tobacco cessation medication 1144 (62.6) 704 (64.1) 1260 (63.9) 6328 (67.3) <0.0001c,d
    Number of coaching sessions, mean (SD) 4.6 (4.3) 4.5 (4.8) 5.3 (2.2) 4.8 (4.2) <0.0001c
    30-day cessation 264 (14.4) 234 (21.3) 996 (50.3) 4325 (46.0) <0.0001b,c,d

Mean (SD) shown for continuous variables, frequencies (%) shown for categorical variables. Partial bans were combined with complete home smoking bans. Missing data rates ranged from 0 to 5%, except for number of cigarettes per day (11%); nicotine dependence (9%); cessation medication (11%).

a

Overall Chi-square (categorical) and ANOVA tests for non-missing data.

b

Statistically significant between ‘None’ versus ‘Enrollment only’.

c

Statistically significant between ‘None’ versus ‘Follow-up only’.

d

Statistically significant between ‘None’ versus ‘Both’.