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. 2022 Dec 2;10:1053428. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2022.1053428

Table 5.

Themes and codes as per thematic analysis.

Theme Sub-themes Codes
1. Strengthening of certain factors 1.1 Individual level
1.2 Structural level
• Specific training on tobacco cessation
• Provision of adequate IEC material
• Supportive supervision
• Political and administrative commitment
• Performance-based incentives
• Administrative coordination
• Filling up of staff deficiency
• Building an institutional framework
2. Potential enablers 2.1 Healthcare providers
2.2 Tobacco users
2.3 Healthcare facilities
• HCPs are advocates and role models
• Good rapport
• Synchronized sessions with routine visits
• Services under one roof
• Client-centered therapy
• Utilization of existing HR & resources
• User-friendly & vernacular language
• Increased outreach of cessation services
3. Potential challenges 3.1 Healthcare providers
3.2 Tobacco users
3.3 Healthcare facilities
• Lack of trained & motivated manpower
• Inertia from HCPs and workload on staff
• Lack of health literacy
• Patients not reporting for follow-ups
• Avoiding peers who are users and when ideal
• Lack of marketing of such a program
• High footfall
4. Suggestions for improvisation • Field testing by a pilot at the district level
• Contents of package
• Pilot of the package & provision of additional resources
• Inter & Intra administrative coordination
• A sensitive issue, understanding the social fabric, creating a common HTN+DM IEC
• The intervention package is open to revision and more pictorial representation, modify it acc. to patient-specific population
• Tips: drinking water, playing with pets, and children, sports
• Sharing success stories/case stories and adding a contact number
• Involvement of family, and children, highlight social perks
• Disease, mobile messages, money wastage, case stories

These suggestions were incorporated into the existing package and revisions were made.