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A tobacco-free campus ambassador program and policy compliance.

Melinda J Ickes1, Mary Kay Rayens, Amanda T Wiggins, Ellen J Hahn.   

Abstract

OBJECTIVE: Assess impact and feasibility of a Tobacco-Free Ambassador Program on campus policy compliance. PARTICIPANTS: Trained Ambassadors made 253 visits to campus sites over 15 months to observe and/or approach violators.
METHODS: Policy violators were observed at 23 locations during Wave 1 (April-June 2012) and/or Wave 2 (April-June 2013). For locations with at least 5 visits, average violators per visit were compared between the 2 waves using a paired t test. Attributes of violators were summarized. Cigarette butts were collected over 3-day periods in 4 campus hotspots during each wave. Personnel time and cost to implement the program were determined.
RESULTS: There were declines in observed violators per Ambassador visit and number of cigarette butts over time. Rate of violators per visit declined from 5.47 to 1.93, a 65% decrease. Personnel time was equal to 1.5 full-time equivalents annually.
CONCLUSIONS: The Ambassador Program was a feasible and potentially effective strategy to increase policy compliance.

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Keywords:  college; compliance; policy; tobacco control; tobacco-free

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Year:  2015        PMID: 25612060      PMCID: PMC4334676          DOI: 10.1080/07448481.2014.990972

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  J Am Coll Health        ISSN: 0744-8481


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