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• W2046044818 abstract "Background The healthcare provider–referral quitline model has potential to help identify and connect more smokers to effective cessation services as compared to the self-referral model alone. However, research is limited as to whether provider-referred smokers, who may have more barriers to quitting, can have similar rates of quit success using traditional quitline interventions as self-referred smokers. Purpose To (1) determine how provider-referred smokers may differ from self-referred smokers in their demographics, service utilization, and quit rates and (2) quantify the impact of traditional quitline services on provider-referred smokers’ ability to quit. Methods Data were collected for 2,737 provider-referred and 530 self-referred Massachusetts quitline clients between November 2007 and February 2012. Analysis was performed in 2012. Wald chi-square tests and two-sample t-tests were used to identify differences between the two referral populations. A multivariable logistic regression model was used for each referral population, and smoker quit status at follow-up was the primary outcome. Tests and models were weighted using inverse probability of treatment weights propensity score weighting method. Results Compared with self-referred smokers, provider-referred smokers were more likely to be non-white, less educated, and have public insurance. They were less ready to quit and had lower service utilization and quit rates. In both referral populations, clients who used services had greater odds of quitting than those who did not. Conclusions Expanding the provider-referral model may require quitlines to address the various risk factors associated with this population. Providers serve critical roles in preparing patients for quitline participation prior to referral. The healthcare provider–referral quitline model has potential to help identify and connect more smokers to effective cessation services as compared to the self-referral model alone. However, research is limited as to whether provider-referred smokers, who may have more barriers to quitting, can have similar rates of quit success using traditional quitline interventions as self-referred smokers. To (1) determine how provider-referred smokers may differ from self-referred smokers in their demographics, service utilization, and quit rates and (2) quantify the impact of traditional quitline services on provider-referred smokers’ ability to quit. Data were collected for 2,737 provider-referred and 530 self-referred Massachusetts quitline clients between November 2007 and February 2012. Analysis was performed in 2012. Wald chi-square tests and two-sample t-tests were used to identify differences between the two referral populations. A multivariable logistic regression model was used for each referral population, and smoker quit status at follow-up was the primary outcome. Tests and models were weighted using inverse probability of treatment weights propensity score weighting method. Compared with self-referred smokers, provider-referred smokers were more likely to be non-white, less educated, and have public insurance. They were less ready to quit and had lower service utilization and quit rates. In both referral populations, clients who used services had greater odds of quitting than those who did not. Expanding the provider-referral model may require quitlines to address the various risk factors associated with this population. Providers serve critical roles in preparing patients for quitline participation prior to referral." @default.
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• W2046044818 title "Real-World Impact of Quitline Interventions for Provider-Referred Smokers" @default.
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