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The Kentucky Department for Public Health University of Kentucky College of Nursing Local Tobacco Cessation Survey, 2006 Health Department Report prepared through a contract between the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services and the University of Kentucky College of Nursing For more information, contact: Ellen Hahn, DNS, RN Professor University of Kentucky College of Nursing (859) 257-2358 ejhahn00@email.uky.edu website: www.mc.uky.edu/tobaccopolicy/

1A. Are you or other health department staff involved in providing tobacco cessation programs? 100.0% What cessation programs do you provide? 1) Cooper Clayton Method to Stop Smoking 4 12 54 96.4% Total = 339 Mean = 6.3 SD = 6.6 Total = 3804 Mean = 73.2 SD = 88.3 6 Total = 1655 Mean = 32.5 SD = 46.7 2) Freedom From Smoking No 2 3.6% Total = 0 Mean = 0.0 SD = 0.0 Total = 0 Mean = 0.0 SD = 0.0 Total = 0 Mean = 0.0 SD = 0.0 3) Fresh Start No 2 3.6% 55 Total = 7 Mean = 3.5 SD = 2.1 Total = 10 Mean = 10.0 SD = 0.0 Total = 5 Mean = 5.0 SD = 0.0 *number represents the number of counties / districts that answered "" to the question; N represents the number of counties / districts that responded to the question

4) Make Yours a Fresh Start Family 44 80.0% 55 Total = 18273 Mean = 913.7 SD = 2204.5 Total = 260 Mean = 18.6 SD = 26.2 5) N.O.T. ON TOBACCO No 5 8.9% Total = 11 Mean = 3.7 SD = 2.9 Total = 88 Mean = 44.0 SD = 25.5 Total = 54 Mean = 27.0 SD = 29.7 6) Quit and Win No 4 7.1% Total = 22 Mean = 7.3 SD = 7.1 Total = 115 Mean = 38.3 SD = 28.1 Total = 38 Mean = 12.7 SD = 8.4 7) TEG / TAP No 36 64.3% Total = 130 Mean = 4.2 SD = 5.7 Total = 996 Mean = 33.2 SD = 51.2 Total = 115 Mean = 4.4 SD = 8.1

1B. What is the job classification of health department staff providing cessation programs? 1) Health Educator 2) Nurse 3) Social Worker No 4) Physician No 5) Other 45 80.4% 45 80.4% 8 14.3% 4 7.1% 28 50.0% 2. On average, how many requests for tobacco cessation does your health department receive per month? 8 Total = 8 Mean = 15.6 SD = 23.1 3. If Cooper-Clayton programs have been provided in your service area, how many people in your area are trained to provide Cooper-Clayton? 2 Total = 463 Mean = 8.6 SD = 14.9 4. How do you promote the tobacco cessation programs in your area? 1) Word of mouth 2) Flyers / Brochures 3) Newspaper 4) Radio 5) Television 55 98.2% 55 98.2% 50 89.3% 38 67.9% 18 32.1% 6) Church or Community Bulletins 36 64.3% 7) Billboards No 8) Website 8 21.0% 38 8 21.0% 38

9) No promotions No 10) Other 3 5.4% 38 70.4% 54 5. Approximately how much money have you spent in the past year promoting your cessation programs through the radio, newspaper, or television? $0.00 Total = $61,138.00 Mean = $1,132.19 SD = $1,996.64 6. Within the past year has your health department provided education programs on tobacco cessation for health care providers? A) If yes, how many programs were provided? No 18 32.1% Total = 36 Mean = 2.1 SD = 1.7 7. Does your health department have a tobacco user identification system 49 87.5% A) If yes, is the tobacco user identification system used for every patient at every clinic visit? 46 93.9% 49 8. Does your health department provide individual counseling for tobacco users who want to quit? 48 85.7% 9. Are all indoor areas, including offices at your health department smoke free? 100.0% 10. Are your health care providers aware that Medicaid reimburses smoking cessation counseling and support programs for pregnant women? A) If yes, are you using diagnosis and CPT codes to bill Medicaid for smoking cessation? 37 71.1% 52 18 62.1% 29

11. Does your clinic have self-help materials for tobacco use cessation available in every exam room? 50 89.3% 12. Are materials on secondhand smoke available in every exam room? No 43 76.8% 13. Do your health care providers routinely ask patients about secondhand smoke exposure in the home? No 50 89.3% 14. Do your health care providers routinely advise patients to ban smoking in the home? No 45 80.4% 15. Do your health care providers routinely advise patients to ban smoking in the cars? No 34 63.0% 54 16. Do your health care providers routinely provide brief cessation interventions using the 5 A's? 44 78.6% 17. Do your providers routinely refer tobacco users who want to quit to a counselor or program available in the community for tobacco use cessation treatment? 100.0% A) To what person or program do they refer? A1) Kentucky's Tobacco Quit Line A2) Cooper Clayton Group Program A3) Cooper Clayton Self-Help Program No 47 83.9% 53 94.6% 21 37.5% A4)Tobacco Control Coordinator 52 92.9%

A5) Health Educator A6) Community Health Nurse No A7) Nutritionist A8) Health Care Provider / Hospital No A9) Other 44 78.6% 31.4% 55 26 46.4% 11 19.6% 7 12.5% 18. Do your health care providers routinely discuss relapse with former smokers within 12 months after quitting? 30 53.6% 19. Does your employee health plan at your health department reimburse for tobacco use cessation treatment? A) If yes, does the plan cover: 47 87.0% 54 A1) Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT)? A2) Other medications? No A3) Classes or counseling for cessation? No 45 95.7% 47 13 27.7% 47 14 29.8% 47

How frequently do your health care providers prescribe or recommend the following medications for tobacco use cessation? 1 = Never 2 3 4 5 = Very often n % n % n % n % n % N 20. Nicotine Gum 5 16 28.6 13 23.2 18 32.1 0 0.0 9 16.1 21. Nicotine Patch 5 12 21.4 2 3.6 13 23.2 1 1.8 28 50.0 22. Nicotine Nasal Spray 3 39 69.6 11 19.6 5 8.9 1 1.8 0 0.0 23. Nicotine Inhaler 3 38 67.9 9 16.1 7 12.5 1 1.8 1 1.8 24. Nicotine Lozenges 5 21 37.5 7 12.5 17 30.4 2 3.6 9 16.1 25. Buproprion (Wellbutrin, Zyban) 5 28 50.0 10 17.9 8 14.3 3 5.4 7 12.5 26. Clonidine 2 47 83.9 5 8.9 4 7.1 0 0.0 0 0.0 27. Nortriptyline 1 49 87.5 3 5.4 4 7.1 0 0.0 0 0.0 28. Other Medications 5 50 90.9 3 5.5 1 1.8 0 0.0 1 1.8 55