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Table 4 Interaction effect of GP plan enactment and GP plan specificity on the provision of smoking cessation activities (patient-reported) a,b

From: Use of action planning to increase provision of smoking cessation care by general practitioners: role of plan specificity and enactment

 

Baseline

Post-intervention

Time × group OR (95% CI)

Asked about smoking

ntotal

% asked

ntotal

% asked

 

High PS × high PE

359

36.5%

221

57.5%

3.08 (2.04–4.64)**

Low PS × high PE

100

24.0%

93

43.0%

3.00 (1.54–5.86)*

High PS × low PE

372

21.0%

216

20.8%

1.19 (0.74–1.92)

Low PS × low PE

171

46.8%

100

37.0%

0.71 (0.40–1.26)

Control group

1,066

40.8%

703

37.1%

1

  1. GPs general practitioners, OR odds ratio, CI confidence interval, PS plan specificity, PE plan enactment.
  2. aIncludes all patients, both smokers and non-smokers (n = 3,401).
  3. bGeneralised estimating equations adjusted for clustering and patient characteristics.
  4. *p < 0.01, **p < 0.001.
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