Literature DB >> 22584086

Comparison of 4 recruiting strategies in a smoking cessation trial.

David B Buller1, Richard Meenan, Herb Severson, Abigail Halperin, Erika Edwards, Brooke Magnusson.   

Abstract

OBJECTIVES: To compare 4 online and off-line recruiting methods.
METHODS: Young adult smokers (n=3353) were recruited to a trial comparing smoking cessation services with an online health risk assessment (HRA), online ads, offline materials, and quit-line screening.
RESULTS: Online ads (n=1426; $41.35) and off-line materials recruited the most smokers (n=1341; $56.23) for the lowest cost. Quitline screening was more expensive (n=189; $132.22), but enrollees used cessation services the most (34%-82%). Online HRA was least successful and most costly (n=397; $630.85) but had the highest follow-up (45%-55%).
CONCLUSIONS: Online ads and off-line materials were most effective and cost-effective methods.

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Year:  2012        PMID： 22584086      PMCID： PMC3357184          DOI： 10.5993/AJHB.36.5.1

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Am J Health Behav        ISSN： 1087-3244


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