Smoking cessation recruitment among African American youth: what youth think will help them attend.

Abstract:

:Data on the perceived sources of cessation information and the reasons why alternative school students would attend a smoking cessation program were collected from 302 students at an alternative high school who were surveyed through the Safer Decisions Program in Houston, Texas. Data collection took place between September 2006 and January 2007. Logistic regression identified that non-smokers were more likely to believe it was important to receive cessation information from doctors (4.93 adjusted odds ratio 95% confidence interval CI=1.96; 12.40), health educators (4.70 AOR; 95% CI=1.46; 15.10), people who have been affected by smoking (3.20 AOR; 95% CI=1.04; 9.80), teachers (2.73 AOR; 95% CI=1.3; 5.60), and celebrities (2.44 AOR; 95% CI=1.21; 4.92) compared to smokers. In addition, persons who had smoked in the past 30 days were twice as likely to report embarrassment (1.86 AOR; 95% CI=1.00; 3.44) and feel that it was not right to smoke (2.24 AOR; 95% CI=1.00; 5.00) compared to respondents who had not smoked during the past 30 days. While the relationships tested in this study are exploratory, they provide initial evidence for understanding the importance of smoking cessation recruitment strategies that may impact minority alternative school youth.

journal_name

J Ethn Subst Abuse

authors

Peters RJ,Amos C,Meshack A,Yacoubian GS,Essien EJ

doi

10.1080/15332640802508069

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2008-01-01 00:00:00

pages

451-64

issue

4

eissn

1533-2640

issn

1533-2659

journal_volume

7

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