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Table 3 Percentage of participants reaching four week quit mark split by SIMD quintile and paid employment (registered March 2007-December 2009): total and by area

From: Give It Up For Baby: outcomes and factors influencing uptake of a pilot smoking cessation incentive scheme for pregnant women

 

NHS Tayside

Area 1 (A1)

Area 2 (A2)

Area 3 (A3)

Pairwise comparisons$

 

N

N(%) quit at

N

N(%) quit at

N

N(%) quit at

N

N(%) quit at

 

 4 weeks

 

 4 weeks

 

 4 weeks

 

 4 weeks

N

393

 211(53.7)

160

 76(47.5)

144

 86(59.7)

89

 49(55.1)

A1 vs. A2

A1 vs. A3

A3 vs. A2

SIMD quintile*:

1 (most deprived)

142

66(46.5)

108

49(45.4)

22

11(50.0)

12

6(50.0)

   

2

115

64(55.7)

26

15(57.7)

57

33(57.9)

32

16(50.0)

   

3

61

35(57.4)

7

2(28.6)

24

13(54.2)

30

20(66.7)

   

4

41

28(68.3)

9

5(55.6)

27

20(74.1)

5

3(60.0)

   

5 (least deprived)

23

12(52.2)

9

4(44.4)

7

5(71.4)

7

3(42.9)

<0.0001

<0.0001

0.0074

Paid employment:

Yes

176

105(59.7)

71

42(59.2)

67

42(62.7)

38

21(55.3)

   

No

149

72(48.3)

59

20(33.9)

60

36(60.0)

30

16(53.3)

   

Missing

68

34(50.0)

30

14(46.7)

17

8(47.1)

21

12(57.1)

0.0604

0.3960

0.0554

  1. Data are N(%); Bold values indicate a statistically significant test with P < 0.05; *missing for 11 patients; $ comparisons by chi-square test.