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Table 2 Tobacco-related peer coaching practices and attitudes by SUD peer coaches past 30-day cigarette smoking status

From: Preliminary feasibility of integrating tobacco treatment into SUD peer recovery coaching: a mixed-methods study of peer recovery coaches

N (%)

Tobacco-related coaching practices

All (N = 23)

Not smoking

(n = 15/22; 68%)

Smoking (n = 7/22; 32%)

P value

Pro-smoking practices

Smoke with recoverees

   

< 0.001

 Never/rarely

17/23 (74%)

14/15 (93%)

2/7 (29%)

 

 Sometimes/usually/always

6/23 (26%)

1/15 (7%)

5/7 (71%)

 

Accompany recoverees out to smoke

   

0.08

 Never/rarely

9/23 (39%)

8/15 (53%)

1/7 (14%)

 

 Sometimes/usually/always

14/23 (61%)

7/15 (47%)

6/7 (86%)

 

Give cigarettes to recoverees

   

0.39

 Never/rarely

19/23 (83%)

13/15 (87%)

5/7 (71%)

 

 Sometimes/usually/always

4/23 (17%)

2/15 (13%)

2/7 (29%)

 

Use cigarette smoking to build relationship with recovereesa

   

0.51

 Never/rarely

15/22 (68%)

10/14 (71%)

4/7 (57%)

 

 Sometimes/usually/always

7/22 (32%)

4/14 (29%)

3/7 (43%)

 

Pro-Cessation Practices

Ask recoverees about their smokingb

   

0.68

 Never/rarely

10/22 (45%)

6/15 (40%)

3/6 (50%)

 

 Sometimes/usually/always

12/22 (55%)

9/15 (60%)

3/6 (50%)

 

Talk to recoverees about quitting

   

0.45

 Never/rarely

8/23 (35%)

4/15 (27%)

3/7 (43%)

 

 Sometimes/usually/always

15/23 (65%)

11/15 (73%)

4/7 (57%)

 

Advise recoverees to quitc

   

0.83

 Never/rarely

8/20 (40%)

5/13 (38%)

2/6 (33%)

 

 Sometimes/usually/always

12/20 (60%)

8/13 (62%)

4/6 (67%)

 

Recommend e-cigarettes to reduce cigarette-related harmsd

   

0.31

 Never/rarely

15/22 (68%)

11/15 (73%)

3/6 (50%)

 

 Sometimes/usually/always

7/22 (32%)

4/15 (27%)

3/6 (50%)

 

Attitudes about Tobacco Treatment in SUD Treatment

    

Social acceptability of cigarette smoking among recoverees

   

0.46

 Not at all/somewhat unacceptable

2/23 (9%)

2/15 (13%)

0/7 (0%)

 

 Neutral

4/23 (17%)

2/5 (13%)

2/7 (29%)

 

 Somewhat/extremely acceptable

17/23 (74%)

11/15 (73%)

5/7 (71%)

 

PRCs should have a role in helping individuals in SUD treatment quit smoking a

   

0.79

 Strongly agree/agree

12/23 (52%)

8/14 (57%)

3/7 (43%)

 

 Neither agree nor disagree

7/23 (30%)

4/14 (29%)

3/7 (43%)

 

 Strongly disagree/disagree

3/23 (13%)

1/14 (7%)

1/7 (14%)

 

Interest in additional training on how to help recoverees quit smoking

   

0.07

 Strongly agree/agree

15/23 (65%)

9/15 (60%)

6/7 (86%)

 

 Neither agree nor disagree

7/23 (30%)

6/15 (40%)

0/7 (0%)

 

 Strongly disagree/disagree

1/23 (4%)

0/14 (0%)

1/7 (14%)

 
  1. Cells represent N (%) with column % listed for past 30d smoking status cells. P values are from chi-squared tests. For past 30-day smoking status, 1 participant had unknown past 30d smoking status, thus their data is not presented. n = 10/14 of the PRCs who reported nonsmoking in the past 30d reported formerly smoking
  2. an=1 indicated prefer not to answer and their data is not included
  3. bn=1 indicated prefer not to answer and their data is not included
  4. cn=2 indicated prefer not to answer and n = 1 indicated don’t know and their data is not included
  5. dN=1 indicated prefer not to answer and their data is not included