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Abstract
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Purpose: Based on the results of a survey on college freshmen¡¯s smoking, this study examined the application of smoking cessation programs.
Methods: The opinions of 89 smokers who were college freshmen were investigated and analyzed using a survey questionnaire.
Results: Among the survey respondents, the largest percentage (47.2%) replied ¡¯little satisfied¡¯ to the question on the with campus life. Of the participants, 57.3% considered that their health state was bad because of smoking. As to motives for smoking, ¡®curiosity¡¯ was most frequent. Smokers had more smoking friends than nonsmoking ones. The 82% of the smokers had experience in stopping smoking. Among smoking cessation methods, the self overcoming was most frequent(50.6%). During the survey, 28 smokers applied for the cessation program and they favored e-mails for information. E-mails were sent to them once in a week for 6 weeks and short messages were sent to their cell phone in order to encourage them to read the e-mails.
Conclusion: To encourage and maintain smoking cessation, it is recommended to have a personalized or small group program. More researches are needed to execute the program and evaluate results. Colleges need to have an innovative approach on smoking prevention and cessation services.
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Smoking, Smoking Cessation, Program, Electronic Mail
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