Attachment B FDA Logic Model

Overview Logic Model
Inputs

Immediate Outcome

Preventing Youth
Access

Decreased availability of
tobacco products to youth

Advertising
Restrictions

Decreased levels of tobacco
advertising that increases
the appeal of tobacco to
youth and that is misleading

Information
Dissemination

Increased levels of
information about the
negative health effects of
tobacco use

Public Education

Increased levels of
information relevant to FDA
CTP activities

Short-term Public
Health Outcome

Intermediate Public
Health Outcome

Long-term Public
Health Outcome

DRAFT

Increased awareness of /
knowledge about changes in
Immediate Outcomes

Changes in behavioral
precursors—knowledge,
attitudes, beliefs, perception
of risk—consistent with
nonsmoking

Increased intention to quit

Reduced susceptibility to
experiment with tobacco
products among youth and
young adults

Increased
cessation attempts by
tobacco users
Decreased tobacco use
prevalence
Reduced initiation of
tobacco use among youth
and young adults

Product Standards
Reduced levels of HPHCs,
pesticides, abuse liability
and/or appeal of tobacco
products

Public Health
Outcome

Reduced exposure to
HPHCs, pesticides, abuse
liability and/or appeal of
tobacco products

New and Modified
Risk Tobacco
Products
Changed consumer
perceptions and product
preferences

Decreased population
exposure to HPHCs

Reduced tobacco-related
morbidity and mortality