Table 2.

Smoking cessation outcomes by follow-up time point^a,b.

Variable	No. (%)			OR (95% CI)	p value
	Overall (N = 550)	QuitGuide (n = 288)	iCanQuit (n = 262)
12-months outcomes
30-d PPA	130/492 (26%)	64/261 (25%)	66/231 (29%)	1.19 (0.80, 1.79)	0.391
7-d PPA	162/492 (33%)	80/261 (31%)	82/231 (35%)	1.22 (0.83, 1.78)	0.308
Prolonged abstinencec	49/398 (12%)	21/213 (10%)	28/185 (15%)	1.66 (0.90, 3.06)	0.105
30-d PPA of all tobacco productsd	111/492 (23%)	50/261 (19%)	61/231 (26%)	1.47 (0.96, 2.27)	0.079
6-months outcomes
30-d PPA	103/488 (21%)	46/256 (18%)	57/232 (25%)	1.47 (0.94, 2.28)	0.089
7-d PPA	151/488 (31%)	70/256 (27%)	81/232 (35%)	1.41 (0.96, 2.08)	0.081
3-months outcomes
30-d PPA	55/479 (11%)	22/253 (9%)	33/226 (15%)	1.83 (1.03, 3.25)	0.041
7-d PPA	100/479 (21%)	42/253 (17%)	58/226 (26%)	1.79 (1.14, 2.81)	0.012

Abbreviations: OR, odds ratio; PPA, point prevalence abstinence.

^aAll models include the following covariates: Education (high school diploma or less), heavy smoking (>20 cigs/day), non-White race, Hispanic or Latino ethnicity and depression symptoms (CESD-20 ≥16).

^bAll outcomes are complete case (i.e., exclusion of participants lost to followup) was specified a priori as the primary outcome, except where noted. Missing as smoking quit rates are presented in Table A.1 of the Appendix A.

^cDefined as no smoking since 3-months post-randomization, using selfreported data of last cigarette.

^dIncluding e-cigarettes and smokeless tobacco.