Table 2 Assessment schedule

^{a, b}Demographic and disease characteristics

X

 ^aCancer site

X

 ^{a, b}Cancer treatment

X

X

 ^aTime since diagnosis

X

  ^a6 month prolonged abstinence (primary outcome)

X

  Saliva sample or CO breath test (those reporting abstinence)

X

 ^aLength of quit attempts

X

 ^aHeaviness of smoking index (including CPD)

X

X

 ^aMotivation to Quit

X

X

 ^aSelf-efficacy to quit

X

X

 ^aPerceived benefit of quitting

X

X

 ^aOther smokers in household

X

X

 ^aPerceived social support

X

 ^aRisk perceptions

X

X

 ^aUse of pharmacotherapy

X

X

Delivery of cessation support

 ^{a, b}Advice to quit

X

X

 ^{a, b, c}Proactive referral to Quitline

X

X

 ^{a, b}Prescription or provision of pharmacotherapy (including perceived acceptability)

X

X

 ^aPHQ-4 (+ 2 items from the PHQ to assess panic attack history)

X

X

 ^aAlcohol (AUDIT-C)

X

X

 ^aCannabis use with tobacco q

X

X

 ^aCannabis (First question of CUDIT)

X

X

 ^aFACT–G7

X

X

 ^aFinancial stress scale

X

X

 ^aFinancial distress thermometer

X

X

 ^aPatient recall of advice to quit

X

X

 ^aPatient recall of referral

X

X

 ^aPatient recall of pharmacotherapy prescription or provision

X

X

 ^aAttitudes and acceptability of receiving cessation support

X

X

 ^gResource development, training/meetings, equipment/consumables

X

Baseline

Intervention (12 months duration)

Post-intervention (9–12 months duration depending on step)

 ^dAdvice to quit

X

X

X

 ^dPerceived competence with providing advice to quit

X

X

X

 ^dProactive referral to Quitline

X

X

X

 ^cNumber of calls and total minutes of completed calls

X

X

X

 ^aQuality of contacts with Quitline and reasons for non-use

X

X

X

 ^dProportion of smokers with whom staff endorse Quitline

X

X

X

 ^cInterstate comparability of Quitline protocols

X

 ^dPrescription or provision of pharmacotherapy

X

X

X

 ^dStaff attitudes to pharmacotherapy

X

X

X

 ^dStaff acceptability of providing cessation support

X

X

X

 ^dTraining in smoking cessation care

X

X

X

 ^dExperience and perceptions of Care to Quit intervention

X

X

 ^ePerceived role of system level factors (staffing, leadership, technology, infrastructure)

X

X

X

 ^fAcceptability, experience of delivering smoking cessation counselling to participants

X