Are physicians aware of their role in tobacco control? A conference-based survey in Portugal

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Table 4 Support for comprehensive smoke-free policies in public settings by smoking behaviour

Suport	Strongly agree			Agree		Disagree		Strongly disagree		Total	Missings	Statistical tests
	Non-smokers	Smokers		Non-smokers	Smokers	Non-smokers	Smokers	Non-smokers	Smokers	N
Settings	n; %	n; %	OR; 95% CI p-value	n; %	n; %	n; %	n; %	n; %	n; %		n; %	McNemar p-value
Wplaces	447; 93.3	97; 77.0	4.61; 2.59-8.21 p < 0.001	25; 5.2	23; 18.3	1; 0.2	3; 2.4	1; 0.2	1; 08	598	7;1.2	0.345
Public adm	450; 93.9	103; 81.7	3.36; 1.81-6.25 p < 0.001	24; 5.0	19; 15.1	1; 0.2	1; 0.8	1; 0.2	0; 0.0	599	6; 1.0	Refer
Health I	458; 95.6	115; 91.3	2.00; 0.91-4.37 p = 0.081	15; 3.1	5; 4.0	2; 0.4	3; 2.4	3; 0.6	2; 1.6	603	2; 0.3	0.009
Health O	312; 65.1	43; 34.1	3.45; 2.27-5.24 p < 0.001	101; 21.1	29; 23.0	60; 12.5	37; 29.4	3; 0.6	12; 9.5	597	8; 1.3	<0.001
School I	459; 95.8	112; 88.9	2.89; 1.34-6.23 p = 0.005	14; 2.9	10; 7.9	1; 0.2	2; 1.6	2; 0.4	0; 0.0	600	5; 0.8	<0.001
School O	274; 57.2	44; 34.9	2.47; 1.63-3.72 p < 0.001	108; 22.5	24; 19.0	77; 16.1	39; 31.0	12; 2.5	15; 11.9	593	12; 2.0	<0.001
Rest	371; 77.5	54; 42.9	4.54; 2.98-6.89 p < 0.001	88; 18.4	42; 33.3	14; 2.9	24; 19.0	1; 0.2	2; 1.6	596	9; 1.5	<0.001
Bars/Disc	297; 62.0	36; 28.6	4.06; 2.64-6.24 p < 0.001	140; 29.2	38; 30.2	35; 7.3	39; 31.0	2; 0.4	10; 7.9	597	8; 1.3	<0.001
Shopping malls	329; 68.7	59; 46.8	2.41; 1.61-3.61 p < 0.001	130; 27.1	48; 38.1	16; 3.3	13; 10.3	2; 0.4	3; 2.4	600	5; 0.8	<0.001

95% CI: 95% confidence intervals; Disc: Discos; I: indoors; *OR: crude odds ratio (regarding strongly agree against the others category responses, reference: smokers); O: outdoors; Public adm: public administrations buildings; Refer: Reference category for comparison (McNemar test); Rest: restaurants; Wplaces: Workplaces. Non-smokers: never-smokers + ex-smokers.

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