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Table 1 Demographic and smoking characteristics of the original sample and trial final sample (smokers only)

From: Reaching out, inviting back: using Interactive voice response (IVR) technology to recycle relapsed smokers back to Quitline treatment – a randomized controlled trial

 

Former QL participants randomized (%)

Smokers reached and included in the study (%)

N = 2985

n = 521

Control n = 1504

Intervention n = 1481

P value

Control n = 276

Intervention n = 245

P value

Gender

  

.329

  

.314

Male

40

38.2

 

38

33.5

 

Female

60

61.8

 

62

66.5

 

Age

      

Mean age (years)

39.9 (13)

39.1 (12.7)

.101

42.9 (13.2)

42.2(12.6)

.543

Race/ethnicity

  

.350

  

.970

White, non Hispanic

79.5

78.3

 

81.2

82

 

African American

8.1

8.5

 

5.8

5.7

 

Latino/Hispanic

4

3.4

 

4.4

3.3

 

Native Am./Pacific Isl.

3.5

4

 

2.9

3.7

 

Asian

0.8

1

 

0.7

1.2

 

Other

4.1

4.7

 

5.1

4.1

 

State

  

.501

  

1.00

Washington

61

59.8

 

62.7

62.8

 

Indiana

39

40.2

 

37.3

37.1

 

Insurance

  

.534

  

.216

Medicaid

51.6

50.4

 

53.6

59.2

 

No insurance

48.4

49.6

 

46.4

40.8

 

Education

  

.478

  

.800

Less than HS

25.6

25.4

 

24.6

29.5

 

GED

10.3

10.2

 

11.7

9.1

 

HS degreeb

54.2

56.2

 

55.3

53.5

 

College degree

9.9

8.2

 

8.4

7.9

 

Cigarette use

      

Daily

94.9

94.6

.742

93.8

95.0

.572

Mean cigs per day (SD)

20.5 (11.8)

19.6 (12)

.052

21.5 (12.3)

18.8 (12.3)

.015

1st cigarette within 30 min of waking

83.7

83.5

.880

86.7

81.0

.087

Chronic conditions

  

.452

  

.022

one or more

37.7

39.1

 

42.4

52.6

 

None

62.3

60.9

 

57.6

47.4