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Table 2 Smoking cessation prevalence by study participants’ characteristics at baseline and follow-up surveya

From: Individual-, social- and policy- factors associated with smoking cessation among adult male cigarette smokers in Hanoi, Vietnam: a longitudinal study

Characteristics

Smoking cessation at one-year follow-up, n (%)

Persistent smokers

Quitters

n = 1287 (85.2%)

n = 238 (14.8%)

Smoking behaviours at baseline

 Tobacco smoke type

  Cigarette smoking only

1035 (85.0)

213 (15.0)

  Dual users

252 (86.4)

25 (13.6)

 Smoking duration (years)

   ≤ 5 years

117 (81.7)

30 (18.3)

   > 5–10 years

153 (91.6)

19 (8.4)

   > 10 years

1017 (84.8)

189 (15.2)

  Cigarettes smoked per day, mean (SE)

13.90 (8.80)

11.01 (8.63)

 Cigarettes smoked per day

   ≤ 10 cigarettes

661 (81.8)

144 (18.2)

   > 10–20 cigarettes

525 (89.1)

81 (10.9)

   > 20–30 cigarettes

57 (85.2)

8 (14.8)

   ≥ 31 cigarettes

44 (92.8)

4 (7.2)

The heaviness of smoking index, mean (SE)

2.09 (1.62)

1.66 (1.63)

Number of smokers among five closest friends, mean (SE)

3.59 (1.44)

3.25 (1.56)

Number of friends/acquaintances who quit smoking successfully

 No

658 (88.9)

82 (11.1)

 One person

173 (85.8)

30 (14.2)

 Two or more people

420 (80.5)

110 (19.5)

Smokers in the families

 No

1019 (83.5)

207 (16.5)

 Yes

268 (90.0)

31 (10.0)

Tobacco-related knowledge

 Quartile I (lowest)

313 (88.1)

49 (11.9)

 Quartile II

367 (88.9)

50 (11.1)

 Quartile III

258 (81.3)

59 (18.7)

 Quartile IV (highest)

349 (82.2)

80 (17.8)

Attitude & belief at baseline

 Self-efficacy to quit smoking

  Not at all

499 (87.5)

68 (12.5)

  Somewhat

187 (87.4)

34 (12.6)

  A lot

587 (82.8)

132 (17.2)

 Perceived health benefits of quitting

  Not at all

336 (89.0)

49 (11.0)

  A lot

921 (83.5)

185 (16.5)

 Worried about health in the future

  Not at all

270 (91.4)

32 (8.6)

  Somewhat

476 (84.8)

86 (15.2)

  A lot

529 (82.5)

118 (17.5)

 Overall opinion of smoking

  Good

158 (86.6)

23 (13.4)

   Bad

1119 (85.0)

215 (15.0)

Perceived impacts of tobacco control policies assessed at follow-up

 Smoke-free policies

  No

948 (88.9)

137 (11.1)

  Yes

336 (75.7)

100 (24.3)

 Cessation support program

  No

857 (86.2)

145 (13.8)

  Yes

195 (81.1)

47 (18.9)

 Health warning labels

  No

981 (89.4)

122 (10.6)

  Yes

304 (73.7)

115 (26.3)

 Anti-smoking advertising

  No

1169 (86.1)

199 (13.9)

  Yes

105 (75.6)

37 (24.4)

 Tobacco taxation

  No

957 (87.6)

146 (12.4)

  Yes

315 (81.0)

72 (19.0)

  1. SE Standard error
  2. aSample size for individual characteristics may not be equal to the total due to missing values