The Potential Enhancement of the Smoking Cessation Aid Called ‘Quit-Calendar’ for ‘Quit-For-King’ Project (Phase I)

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Background: Quit-For-King Project has launched from 2016 to 2019. The campaign activities, treatment &counseling, and public health network are required. Quit-Calendar was considered as a cessation aid for this project. It aimed to provide a useful reminder for smokers to specify their quit dates, learn some self-help guides, and receive pharmacological assistance. Methods: It is a cross-sectional descriptive study. One-hundred and thirty three Health promoting hospital (HPH) staff from SriSa-Ket province underwent ‘Quit-Calendar training programs included, knowledge and skills of counseling, pharmacotherapy, and steps of using Quit-Calendar. Information related to smoking cessation services at primary care units (HPH). Descriptivestatistical analysis was implemented. Results: Totally, there were 177 HPH participants enrolled to the training program. The majority was females (7.3%), have already opened smoking cessation services (93.4%) with mainly 1 to 3 year working experience (63.3%). Noticeably, smoking cessation services were mainly set up at outpatient clinics (89.8%). Most common smoking cessation services include lifestyle modification (98.4%). Regarding health policies in Sri-Sa-Ket province, only 5A counseling with ‘cold turkey’ technique, and herbal medicines were provided for the patients. Interestingly, the majority of quitters were monitored by public health volunteers who met them regularly (85.36%) not healthcare provider at the hospitals. The success keys included, the readiness of quitter, followed by clear and supportive policies and family members consecutively (38.64, 32.95, 21.59%). Conclusion: Quit-Calendar was successfully modified. Quit-Calendar was comprised into ‘Quit-For-King’ Project to enhance the success of quit rates (phase II). The preparations of HPH staff were also conducted. Further investigations of its effectiveness, users’ satisfaction and limitations of the calendar will be performed.
“戒烟为王”计划的“戒烟日历”戒烟辅助工具的潜在提升(第一期)
背景:2016 - 2019年,“换王计划”启动。需要开展宣传活动、治疗咨询和公共卫生网络。戒烟日历被认为是这个项目的戒烟援助。它的目的是为吸烟者提供一个有用的提醒,以确定他们的戒烟日期,学习一些自助指南,并接受药物援助。方法:采用横断面描述性研究。来自SriSa-Ket省的133名健康促进医院(HPH)工作人员接受了“戒烟日历”培训项目,包括咨询知识和技能、药物治疗以及使用戒烟日历的步骤。与初级保健单位(HPH)戒烟服务有关的信息。进行描述性统计分析。结果:共有177名HPH参与者参加了培训计划。大多数是女性(7.3%),已经开设戒烟服务(93.4%),主要有1至3年的工作经验(63.3%)。值得注意的是,戒烟服务主要集中在门诊(89.8%)。最常见的戒烟服务包括改变生活方式(98.4%)。关于Sri-Sa-Ket省的卫生政策,只向患者提供了“突然停止”技术的5A级咨询和草药。有趣的是,大多数戒烟者是由定期与他们见面的公共卫生志愿者(85.36%)而不是医院的医疗保健提供者监测的。戒烟成功的关键因素依次为戒烟意愿、明确的政策支持、家庭成员(38.64%、32.95%、21.59%)。结论:戒烟日历修改成功。戒烟日历被纳入“戒烟换王”计划,以提高戒烟成功率(第二期)。卫生署员工的准备工作亦已进行。将进一步调查其有效性、用户满意度和日历的局限性。
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