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Assessing the reach of nicotine replacement therapy as a preventive public health measure.

S J Bondy1, L M Diemert, J C Victor, P W McDonald, J E Cohen.   

Abstract

INTRODUCTION: Access to Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) is a key public health intervention to reduce smoking. We assessed prevalence and correlates of use of NRT in Ontario, where NRT is available without prescription.
METHODS: Participants were a representative sample of 2262 adult smokers in the Ontario Tobacco Survey cohort. Prospectively measured use of NRT over a 6-month period was reported in relation to smoking behaviour and history, attempts to quit, receipt of other supports for cessation supports and attitudes toward NRT.
RESULTS: Overall, 11% of smokers used NRT over the six-month follow-up period. Prevalence was 25% among the 27% of smokers matching clinical guidelines that recommend NRT as a therapeutic option, and low among smokers not trying to quit.
CONCLUSION: With increasing accessibility of NRT, further surveillance and research are warranted to determine the impact of the reach and benefits of NRT, considering both the general and targeted smoking populations.

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Year:  2012        PMID: 23294918

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Chronic Dis Inj Can        ISSN: 1925-6515


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