Feasibility of Audio-Recording Consultations with Pregnant Australian Indigenous Women to Assess Use of Smoking Cessation Behaviour Change Techniques
Table 1
Behaviour change techniques used in audio-recorded consultations as part of ICAN Quit in Pregnancy trial.
Consultation number and time recorded (minutes)
Behaviour change techniques (BCTs) used
Service #1: consultations with midwife
Patient #1 (02:05)
Six BCTs: (i) RC1: build general rapport (ii) RC2: general practitioner communication approaches (iii) RC6: offer/direct towards appropriate written materials (iv) BM3: provide feedback on current behaviour and progress (v) BM11: measure CO and explain the purposes of CO monitoring (vi) A1: advise on stop smoking medication
Patient #2 (00:48)
Three BCTs: (i) RC7: information gathering and assessment (ii) BM5: provide normative information about others’ behaviour and experiences (iii) BM9: facilitate identification of reasons for wanting and not wanting to stop smoking
Patient #3 (03:47)
Four BCTs: (i) RC7: information gathering and assessment (ii) A1: advise on stop smoking medication (iii) A3: ask about experiences of stop smoking medication that the smoker is currently using (iv) BS11: advise on avoiding social cues for smoking
Service #2: consultations with tobacco action worker
Patient #4 First visit (02:55)
Five BCTs: (i) RC1: build general rapport (ii) RC2: general practitioner communication approaches (iii) RC7: information gathering and assessment (iv) BM3: provide feedback on current behaviour and progress (v) BM7: provide rewards contingent on effort or progress
Patient #4 Second visit (00:47)
Two BCTs: (i) RC1: build general rapport (ii) BM13: create or reinforce negative associations
Patient #5 First visit (01:13)
Three BCTs: (i) RC1: build general rapport (ii) RC7: information gathering and assessment (iii) BM7: provide rewards contingent on effort or progress
Patient #5 Second visit (02:25)
Two BCTs: (i) RC1: build general rapport (ii) RC7: information gathering and assessment
