Workplace Quit Smoking Program 12-month Follow-up Survey:

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Workplace Quit Smoking Program 12-month Follow-up Survey: Please check your answer or write your answer in the spaces provided. Your unique code To connect with other surveys you may complete for this project, we create a unique and anonymous code. Below, please note your birth day and month and the initial of your mother's first name. Your Birth date Month (1-12) Day Your Mother s Maiden/before marriage name First Initial of your First initial of your Mother s FIRST Mother s MAIDEN name SURNAME (example) 6 14 (e.g., Julie) J (e.g., Smith) S Please complete your unique code Today s date: Name of the Organization and Department you work for: Which sector does this organization belong to? o Construction o Hospitality and/or service o Manufacturing o Mining o Other, please specify

Questions about the workplace quit smoking program (all respondents) 1. As part of the workplace quit smoking program, which of the following medications and supports have you used to quit or reduce your tobacco use? (Please check ALL that apply) o I did not use any medications or supports o Self-help brochure, book or website o Smokers Helpline o Group support with a health professional o One-to-one support with a health professional o Nicotine replacement therapy (e.g., nicotine gum, patch, lozenge) o Prescription medications such as bupropion such as (Zyban) or wellbutrin o Prescription medication such as varenicline (Champix) o Referral to a community program or service, please give details o Support from a co-worker o New break or lunchtime activities (i.e., internet, puzzles/games, sports), please give details o Lunch and learns or workshops o Contests or competitions o Workplace policies to reduce my exposure to tobacco smoke o Health insurance coverage for quit smoking aids (i.e., NRT, Zyban) o Quit smoking support for my partner or family member o Other, please give details 2. Which of the following workplaces offered you quit smoking medication and/or support? o my own workplace o my partner s workplace o my parents workplace o my son or daughter's workplace o my friend's workplace o Other, please give details 2

Questions on smoking status (all respondents) 3. At the present time, how frequently do you smoke cigarettes? (Check ONE that applies) o Daily GO TO Question 9 o Occasionally (less than 7 days/week or less than 1 cigarette/day) o Not at all 4. Have you smoked, even a puff, in the last 7 days (check one)? o Yes GO TO Question 8 o No 5. Have you smoked, even a puff, in the last 30 days (check one)? o Yes GO TO Question 7 o No 6. Have you smoked, even a puff, in the last 6 months (check one)? o Yes o No 7. On a scale of 1 to 10, where 1 means that you are NOT at all confident and 10 means you are VERY confident, please tell us how confident you are that that you can stay smoke-free. NOT at all confident 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 VERY Confident Now GO TO Question 17 (page 6) 3

Questions on smoking status and quitting (daily and occasional smokers only) 8. How many days did you smoke in the last 30 days? 9. How many cigarettes do you smoke per day on the days that you smoke? 10. How soon after you wake up do you smoke your first cigarette? o within 5 minutes o 6 to 30 minutes o 31 to 60 minutes o more than 60 minutes 11. Do you intend to quit smoking? o Yes, in the next 30 days o Yes, in the next 6 months o Yes, sometime in the future beyond 6 months o No, I am not planning to quit 12. In the past 6 months, have you reduced the number of cigarettes you smoke? o yes o no 13. Do you intend to reduce the number of cigarettes you smoke? o Yes, within the next month o Yes, within the next 6 months o Yes, sometime in the future but not in the next six months o No, not planning to reduce smoking 14. In the past 6 months, have you stopped smoking for one day or longer because you were trying to quit? o Yes o No GO TO Question 16 15. In the past 6 months, what is the longest number of days you have gone continuously without smoking, not even a puff? (Please write your answer in days, weeks OR months) Days (s) Weeks(s) Month(s) 16. On a scale of 1 to 10, where 1 means that you are NOT at all confident and 10 means you are VERY confident, please tell us how confident you are that you can quit smoking. NOT at all confident 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 VERY Confident 4

17. In the past six months, what problems or challenges have made quitting or reducing your smoking more difficult? o Cravings o Weight gain o Depression o Anxiety o Stress o Boredom o Drinking alcohol o Drinking caffeine o People smoking around me (If selected, also answer question 17a) o It s easy to get cigarettes o Work environment, please give details o Accessing quit aides (i.e., nicotine patches, medication), please give details o Not enough support, please give details o I am not ready to quit or cut back o I have not had any problems or challenges o Other, please give details: 17a. Please indicate where you are exposed to other people smoking around you. o at home o in the car o at work o at public places o at social events o other, please give details Questions about other tobacco use (all respondents) 18. In the past 30 days, have you used any tobacco product, not including cigarettes? Other tobacco products may include cigars, cigarillos, pipes, snuff, chewing tobacco, snus, biddis, kreteks, hookahs, waterpipe, sheesha, or e-cigarettes. o Yes o No GO TO Question 20 19. What other form of tobacco did you use in the last 30 days? (Check all that apply) o Cigars or cigarillos o Pipes o Pinch or snuff o Chewing tobacco o Snus o Biddis or kreteks o Waterpipe, hookahs, sheesha (with nicotine) o E-cigarettes (if using with e-juice, nicotine) o Other, please specify: 5

Questions about program experiences (all respondents) 20. What has helped you the most with reaching (or trying to reach) your tobacco related goals? 21. If quit smoking support had not been offered through your workplace, would you have gone someplace else to get support? o Yes GO TO QUESTION 21a o No GO TO QUESTION 21b 21a. Where would you have gone for help and why? 21b. Please explain why not? 22. Do you have any suggestions on how to improve your workplace s quit smoking program? 23. The survey is almost over. Please provide your mailing address below so we can send you a $20 gift card to thank you for your time. Thank you for completing our surveys! 6