Table 4.

Details of innovative interventions.

Studies of equity impact
Bennett et al. (2015) 41	Customized cessation advice matched to smoker's reading level plus brief endorsement letter from GP (SES tailored)
Gilbert et al. (2017) 42	Customized risk letter from GP plus invitation to attend a no‐commitment taster session at a local stop smoking service
Maskrey et al. (2015) 43	Pack of relapse prevention booklets distributed through stop which aimed to help quitters recognize high‐risk relapse situations and give them the skills to cope in such situations
Stapleton et al. (2013) 24	RCT of three forms of pharmacotherapy (NRT alone, bupropion alone, and combination NRT + bupropion) delivered through stop smoking services (SSS)
Turner et al. (2013) 44	Extended course of NRT for relapse prevention given to SSS clients who remained successfully quit at 4 weeks
Venn et al. (2016) 45	Mobile drop‐in, community‐based stop smoking service which sought to improve reach among disadvantaged smokers (SES tailored)
Studies of interventions targeted at disadvantaged groups
Kassim et al. (2016) 46	Community‐based outreach stop smoking service with opportunity to receive support in smoker's native language from adviser of same gender
Ormston et al. (2015) 47	Financial incentives scheme (quit4u) targeted at smokers living in deprived areas delivered across a range of primary care settings
Radley et al. (2013) 48	Financial incentives scheme (Give It Up for Baby) targeted at pregnant smokers in deprived areas delivered through community pharmacies
Tappin et al. (2015) 49	Financial incentives scheme targeted at pregnant smokers in deprived areas delivered through community‐based stop smoking services

GP = general practitioner; RCT = randomized controlled trial; NRT = nicotine replacement therapy; SES = socio‐economic status.