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. 2022 May 18;13(2):504–515. doi: 10.1055/s-0042-1748148

Table 2. Participant demographics.

Characteristic Parent caregivers ( n  = 30)
% ( n )
Pediatric clinicians ( n  = 30)
% ( n )
Clinical staff ( n  = 10)
% ( n )
Age (y)
  ≤ 24 7 (2)
 25–34 43 (13) 17 (5) 20 (2)
 35–44 43 (13) 43 (13) 40 (4)
 45–54 7 (2) 17 (5) 20 (2)
 55–64 20 (6) 20 (2)
 65 or older 3 (1)
Sex
 Female 77 (23) 80 (24) 100 (10)
 Male 23 (7) 20 (6)
Race
 White 13 (3) 83 (25)
 Black/African American 77 (23) 7 (2)
 Asian 3 (1) 10 (3)
 American Indian or Alaska Native 3 (1)
 Other 10 (3)
 Multiracial 7 (2)
Ethnicity
 Hispanic 17 (5)
 Non-Hispanic 83 (25) 100 (30)
Relationship to patient
 Parent 93 (28)
 Grandparent 3 (1)
 Other guardian 3 (1)
Clinical title/role
 Attending physician 87 (26)
 Nurse practitioner 13 (4)
 Office manager/director 50 (5)
 Patient services representative 50 (5)
Experience in clinical practice (y)
 0–10 53 (16) 30 (3)
 11–20 17 (5) 40 (4)
 21–30 17 (5) 20 (2)
  > 30 13 (4) 10 (1)
How comfortable do you feel providing smoking cessation counseling to parents or other caregivers who smoke?
 Very uncomfortable 0 (0)
 Somewhat uncomfortable 10 (3)
 Neutral 20 (6)
 Somewhat comfortable 50 (15)
 Very comfortable 20 (6)
How comfortable do you feel treating parents or other caregivers who smoke with nicotine replacement therapy?
 Very uncomfortable 37 (11)
 Somewhat uncomfortable 17 (5)
 Neutral 3 (1)
 Somewhat comfortable 20 (6)
 Very comfortable 23 (7)