Understanding implementation and feasibility of tobacco cessation in routine primary care in Nepal: a mixed methods study

Table 2 Participants, methods and phases

Phase one: pre-intervention	Phase two: implementation	Phase three: post-intervention
Sept 2012 to Sept 2013	October 2013–March 2014	April 2014–July 2014
Individual interviews using photos with 21 lung health patients Male 17, female 4 Between 27 and 80 years old Median age 60 years old Urban 13, rural 8	Action research sessions with health workers: between 2 and 4 in each facility Observation and reflections recorded in weekly diaries Record monitoring to identify proportions of patients receiving the intervention, verified by observation	Patients who received BS 3 months previously: 27 questerviews with CO readings. Male 21, female 6 Between 20 and 79 years old Median age: 51 years old PHCC 1, 10 PHCC 2, 5 PHCC 3, 12 Patients who were literate, 12
2 focus groups with 9 health workers in PHCC 1 and 5 health workers in PHCC 3		5 semi-structured interviews with health workers, district- and central-level managers.
1 one-day workshop with district and MoHP staff, NTP director, WHO representative and health workers from the 3 PHCCs to discuss and agree intervention package (total participants 17)