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Table 2 Receipt of brief cessation intervention by current cigarette-only smokers — National Adult Tobacco Survey, 2009–2010

From: Receipt of evidence-based brief cessation interventions by health professionals and use of cessation assisted treatments among current adult cigarette-only smokers: National Adult Tobacco Survey, 2009–2010

Brief cessation interventiona

Number

Percentb

Did the health care professional …

ASK about current tobacco use

 Yes

9520

88.3

 Noc

1281

11.7

ADVISE to quit

 Yes

7324

66.4

 Noc

3477

33.6

ASSESS willingness to quit now

 Yes

4787

43.4

 Noc

6014

56.6

ASSIST by providing appropriate tobacco dependence treatment and intervene to increase motivation to quitd

 Yes

4356

38.6

 Noc

6445

61.4

Provide specific ‘Assist’ options

  

 Cessation medicationse

2835

24.9 %

 Cessation materialsf

2645

24.4 %

 Counselingg

1934

17.8 %

 Counseling and medicationh

1269

11.2 %

 Set a quit datei

586

5.6 %

ARRANGE follow-up

 Yes

642

6.3

 Noc

10159

93.7

  1. Note: Among all current cigarette-only smokers who reported seeing a doctor, dentist, nurse or other health professional in the past 12 months
  2. aData are presented in the standard 5A order
  3. bPercentage is weighted for age, sex race/ethnicity, and education. Weighted percentage refers to respondents who answered yes to using the selected cessation treatments
  4. cRefers to respondents who answered no, don’t know/not sure, refused, or didn’t respond to the question
  5. dNumbers for specific ‘Assisted’ interventions listed may not add to 38.6 % because multiple options could be selected
  6. eCessation medications refers to a nicotine patch, nicotine gum, lozenges, nasal spray, an inhaler, Wellbutrin, Zyban, Bupropion, Chantix, or Varenicline
  7. f‘Cessation materials refers to booklets, videos, or Web site addresses
  8. gCounseling refers to referral to a telephone quitline, a class or program, or one-on-one counseling
  9. hRefers to the mutually exclusive combination of counseling and cessation medication
  10. iSet a quit date refers to a health professional helping to set a date to quit