Observations from behind the bar: changing patrons' behaviours in response to smoke-free legislation in Scotland

BMC Public Health

Table 1 The bars, bar workers and their work experience

Bar worker	Sex	Age	Smoking status	Highest education level	Length service in hospitality sector (yrs)	Number of hrs ETS exposure per week at work	Bar location	Clientele
GLA1	Male	33	Ex-smoker	Further Education	14	40	City Centre	Mixed clientele and clubbers
GLA2	Female	36	Regular smoker 20 cigarettes per day	School	3	18	City Centre	Mixed clientele, clubbers and passing trade
GLA3	Female	27	Regular smoker 15 cigarettes per day	Further Education	12	45	City Centre	Students, regular clientele after work and passing trade
GLA4	Male	34	Never smoked	University	13	35	Deprived residential area	Regulars and locals
ED1	Female	36	Never smoked	Further Education	4	50	City Centre	Mixed clientele and clubbers
ED2	Male	39	Regular smoker 15 cigars per day	School	19	105	Mixed residential area	Regulars and locals
ED3	Male	36	Never smoked	University	20	50	City Centre	Mixed clientele, clubbers and passing trade
ED4	Male	54	Regular smoker 10 cigars per day	University	26	42	Deprived central area	Regulars
ABN1	Male	51	Regular smoker 10 cigarettes per day	Further Education	6	56	Deprived central area	Regulars
ABN2	Male	24	Regular smoker 20 cigarettes per day	University	5	45	City centre	Students
ABN3	Female	67	Never smoked	School	20	70	Rural deprived area	Regulars and locals
ABN4	Female	43	Regular smoker 20 cigarettes per day	Further Education	10	7	Deprived central area	Regulars

ISSN: 1471-2458