Disseminating a smoking cessation intervention to childhood and young adult cancer survivors: baseline characteristics and study design of the partnership for health-2 study

Table 3 Odds ratios predicting nicotine dependence (n = 348)¹

	Nicotine Dependence
	OR (95% CI)
Health care provider for non-emergency care (yes = ref)	1.96 (0.94, 4.08)
Hospitalized for medical problem in past year (no = ref)	2.56 (1.16, 5.63)
Fear of cancer recurrence (yes = ref)	2.08 (0.81, 5.32)
Smoking policy at home (forbidden to smoke inside = ref)
There are no rules	2.19 (1.12, 4.26)
People can only smoke in certain rooms or areas	1.94 (0.87, 4.31)
Self-efficacy: level of confidence to quit smoking in 1 month (ref = very or extremely confident)
Not at all	1.99 (0.84, 4.70)
A little/somewhat	0.74 (0.33, 1.67)

¹Adjusted for recruitment site, age, gender, race, education, treatment, diagnosis, number of cigarettes smoked per day and quit attempts.

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