Pilot Study Results from a Brief Intervention to Create Smoke-Free Homes

Table 2

Process evaluation results for smoke-free home intervention.

	Total		Smokers		Non smokers
	𝑁	%	𝑁	%	𝑁	%	𝑃 value
	𝑁=36		𝑁=19		𝑁=17
How much of the 1st mailing did you read? The mailing includes the 5-step guide to making your home smoke-free.
Did not read any of it	1	3%	—	—	1	6%
Read some of it	8	22%	4	21%	4	24%
Read most of it	5	14%	1	5%	4	24%	.16
Read all of it	22	61%	14	74%	8	47%
How often do you review/look at the materials?
Never	2	6%	—	—	2	12%
Rarely	3	8%	1	5%	2	12%	.03
Sometimes	19	53%	9	47%	10	59%
Often	12	33%	9	47%	3	18%
How relevant were the materials to you personally?
Not at all	—	—	—	—	—	—
A little	3	8%	1	5%	2	12%
Somewhat	1	3%	1	5%	—	—	.81
Very/a lot	32	89%	17	89%	15	88%
How useful or helpful was the information in the materials?
Not at all	—	—	—	—	—	—
A little	2	6%	1	5%	1	6%
Somewhat	—	—	—	—	—	—	.99
Very/A lot	34	95%	18	95%	16	94%
Did you (or someone in your home) any of the following? “Yes” reported.
…come up with a list of reasons for making your home smoke-free?	29	81%	15	79%	14	82%	1.00
…have a talk with your family or household members about making your home smoke-free?	35	97%	18	95%	17	100%	1.00
…sign the pledge?	19	53%	14	74%	5	29%	.008
…post the pledge?	23	64%	13	68%	10	59%	.55
…put up the signs?	24	67%	14	74%	10	59%	.30
…use the stickers?	25	69%	17	90%	8	47%	.005
…call smoking cessation services?	5	14%	3	16%	2	12%	1.00