Tobacco Quitlines May Help Exclusive Vapers Quit: An Analysis of Data From an Employer-Sponsored Quitline

Etta Short

doi:10.5888/pcd20.220300

Tobacco Quitlines May Help Exclusive Vapers Quit: An Analysis of Data From an Employer-Sponsored Quitline

RESEARCH BRIEF — Volume 20 — June 8, 2023

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Thirty-day self-reported smoking and vaping abstinence outcomes for callers to employer-sponsored quitlines 6 months after registration. Quitline registration was completed from January 2017 through October 2020. Intent-to-treat assumes all participants who did not respond to follow-up were continued users. Error bars indicate 95% CIs.

Thirty-day self-reported smoking and vaping abstinence outcomes for callers to employer-sponsored quitlines 6 months after registration. Quitline registration was completed from January 2017 through October 2020. Intent-to-treat assumes all participants who did not respond to follow-up were continued users. Error bars indicate 95% CIs.
Outcome	Exclusive vapers, % (95% CI) (n = 1,194)	Exclusive smokers, % (95% CI) (n = 22,845)
Respondent quit rates	62.5 (59.4–65.6)	58.5 (55.6–61.4)
Intent-to-treat quit rates	25.5 (24.2–26.8)	21.4 (20.3–22.5)

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