Form 4 Smoking Cessation Reactive Service Client Questions

Collection of Customer Service, Demographic and Smoking/Tobacco Use Information from NCI's Contact Center, Cancer Information Service (CIS) Clients

Appendix 1C_REV_Reactive Smoking Cessation

CIS Smoking Cessation Reactive Service "Intake" Questions (Appendix 1C_REV)

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APPENDIX 1C Revised

(October, 2012)









REACTIVE SMOKING CESSATION Questions

customer service and demographics questions -

TEXT AND SCREENSHOTS




DATA COLLECTION INSTRUMENTS and

electronic contact Record Form (ECRF)



























BACKGROUND


1. On the average, about how many cigarettes do you now smoke each day?

  • Free text or value 999 = “Did not ask”


  1. What is your age?

  • Free text

Or

  • Callers age 95 or older = 95

  • Don't know = 00

  • Refused = 98

  • Did not ask = 99


  1. Are you female or male?

  • Female = 1

  • Male = 2


  1. To the best of your knowledge, are you pregnant?

  • Yes = 1

  • No = 2

  • Valid Skip = 3

  • Don’t know = 4

  • Refused = 8

  • Did not ask = 9


Smoking Cessation Intake Form (SCIF): Dependency Tab > Summary


DEPENDENCY


  1. Age when starting smoking cigarettes regularly?

  • Free text or value 999 = “Did not ask”


  1. First cigarette of the day after awakening?

  • Free text or value 999 = “Did not ask

UNIT REPORTED

  • Minutes = 1

  • Hours = 2


  1. In life, number of quit attempts for 1 day or longer?

  • Free text or value 999 = “Did not ask”


  1. Duration (beyond a day) of successful quitting?

  • Free text or value 999 = “Did not ask”

UNIT REPORTED

  • Days = 1

  • Weeks = 2

  • Months = 3

  • Years = 4


  1. In past year, number of quit attempts?

  • Free text or value 999 = “Did not ask”


  1. Longest time quit?

  • Free text or value 999 = “Did not ask”

UNIT REPORTED

  • Days = 1

  • Weeks = 2

  • Months = 3



Smoking Cessation Intake Form (SCIF): Dependency Tab Symptoms

  1. Symptoms experienced after quitting? (can select multiple values)

  • Feeling irritable, angry, agitated = 1

  • Mood swings, depressed, down, or blue = 1

  • Nervous, anxious, jumpy = 1

  • Cravings = 1

  • Trouble sleeping, nightmares, dreams = 1

  • Has not tried to quit before (1st quit attempt) = 1

  • Weight gain = 1

  • Increased appetite or hunger = 1

  • Tired, fatigued = 1

  • Feeling ill/sick/nausea/general malaise = 1

  • Headache = 1

  • Chest pain, shortness of breath = 1

  • Stress = 1

  • Unable to concentrate = 1

  • Dizzy/lightheaded = 1

  • Shakes = 1

  • Did not ask = 1

  • Other = 1 If “other”, describe = Free text



Smoking Cessation Intake Form (SCIF): Dependency Tab > Triggers



  1. Triggers? (can select multiple values)

  • Alcohol = 1

  • Sadness = 1

  • Anxiety = 1

  • Stress = 1

  • Fatigue = 1

  • After Meals = 1

  • Coffee = 1

  • Work breaks = 1

  • Driving = 1

  • Watching TV = 1

  • Phone calls = 1

  • Did not ask = 1

  • Other = 1 If “other”, describe = Free text



Smoking Cessation Intake Form (SCIF): Dependency Tab > Past Meds

  1. Used medication in the past?

  • Yes = 1

  • No = 1

  • Did not ask = 99


If Yes (can select multiple values)

  • Patches = 1

  • Polacrilex Gums = 1

  • Lozenges = 1

  • Inhalers = 1

  • Nasal Sprays = 1

  • Bupropion Hydrochloride (e.g. Zyban, Wellbutrin) = 1

  • Other = 1 If “other”, describe = Free text

  • Herbal (e.g. Smoke Away) = 1

  • Chantix = 1




Smoking Cessation Intake Form (SCIF): Dependency Tab > Future Meds

  1. Is medication to help quit a consideration this time?

  • Yes = 1

  • No = 1

  • Did not ask = 99


If Yes (can select multiple values)

  • Patches = 1

  • Polacrilex Gums = 1

  • Lozenges = 1

  • Inhalers = 1

  • Nasal Sprays = 1

  • Bupropion Hydrochloride (e.g. Zyban, Wellbutrin) = 1

  • Other = 1 If “other”, describe = Free text

  • Herbal (e.g. Smoke Away) = 1

  • Not sure/Don't know= 1

  • Chantix = 1




Smoking Cessation Intake Form (SCIF): Motivation Tab

MOTIVATION

  1. Most important reason for wanting to quit?

  • Restrictions placed on smokers in restaurants, work, and other public places = 1

  • Family or friends = 2

  • To feel more in control of your life = 3

  • To improve your health (live longer, recent cancer diagnosis) = 4

  • To save money = 5

  • Because your doctor told you to = 6

  • Because of your children (grandkids) = 7

  • For a healthy pregnancy = 8

  • Just tired of smoking = 9

  • Other = 10 If “other”, describe = Free text

  • Professionalism/Role model = 11

  • Extracurricular activities (ex. Basketball, jogging, dancing, volleyball, etc.) = 12

  • Religious reasons = 13

  • Age = 14

  • Concern about cancer prompted by death of family member or public figure = 15

  • Dirty/bad habit = 16

  • Smell = 17

  • Did not ask = 99


  1. Secondary Reason?

  • Restrictions placed on smokers in restaurants, work, and other public places = 1

  • Family or friends = 2

  • To feel more in control of your life = 3

  • To improve your health (live longer, recent cancer diagnosis) = 4

  • To save money = 5

  • Because your doctor told you to = 6

  • Because of your children (grandkids) = 7

  • For a healthy pregnancy = 8

  • Just tired of smoking = 9

  • Other = 10 If “other”, describe = Free text

  • Professionalism/Role model = 11

  • Extracurricular activities (ex. Basketball, jogging, dancing, volleyball, etc.) = 12

  • Religious reasons = 13

  • Age = 14

  • Concern about cancer prompted by death of family member or public figure = 15

  • Dirty/bad habit = 16

  • Smell = 17

  • No other reason = 18

  • Did not ask = 99


  1. Person most likely to positively influence effort to quit?

  • Your spouse = 1

  • Your domestic partner/significant other (boyfriend/girlfriend) = 2

  • Your friend (neighbors) = 3

  • Your boss or co-worker = 4

  • Your parent = 5

  • Your child (grandkids) = 6

  • Health Professional = 7

  • Other = 10 If “other”, describe = Free text

  • No one = 11

  • Don't know = 12

  • Church leader/member = 13

  • Self = 14

  • Extended family (sibling, in-laws, aunt/uncle) = 15

  • Did not ask = 99


  1. Others in the household currently using tobacco products (one or more)?

  • Yes = 1

  • No = 2

  • Did not ask = 99

If Yes (can select multiple values)

  • Your spouse = 1

  • Your domestic partner/significant other = 2

  • Your friend = 3

  • Your parent = 4

  • Your child = 5

  • More than 1 person = 6


  • Chewing = 1

  • Snuff = 1

  • Pipes = 1

  • Cigars =1

  • Cigarettes = 1


QUITTING


  1. Interest in quitting within next 30 days?

  • Yes = 1

  • No = 2

  • Don’t know = 4

  • Refused = 8


  1. Confidence in ability to quit within the next 30 days?

  • Not confident at all = 1

  • Somewhat confident = 2

  • Neutral = 3

  • Confident = 4

  • Very confident = 5


  1. Quit Date? Date Value


CALLBACK


  1. Interest in Callback Service?

  • Yes = 1

  • No = 2


  1. Acceptability in terms of service?

  • Yes = 1

  • No = 2 If “No”, describe concerns = Free text



Electronic Coding Records Form (ECRF): seen within the Service Tab


CALLBACK NOTE


  1. Callback #1

  • Smoker Name = Free Text (derive from Name field on Contact tab)

  • Phone = Free Text (derive from Name field on Contact tab)

  • Call Date = Free text (from Callback Tracker)

  • Time = Free text (from Callback Tracker)

  • Notes = Free text

  • Caller Quit

  • Yes = 1

  • No = 2

  • Disposition (from Callback Tracker)


  1. Callback #2

  • Smoker Name = Free Text (derive from Name field on Contact tab)

  • Phone = Free Text (derive from Name field on Contact tab)

  • Call Date = Free text (from Callback Tracker)

  • Time = Free text (from Callback Tracker)

  • Notes = Free text

  • Caller Quit

  • Yes = 1

  • No = 2

  • Disposition (from Callback Tracker)


  1. Callback #3

  • Smoker Name = Free Text (derive from Name field on Contact tab)

  • Phone = Free Text (derive from Name field on Contact tab)

  • Call Date = Free text (from Callback Tracker)

  • Time = Free text (from Callback Tracker)

  • Notes = Free text

  • Caller Quit

  • Yes = 1

  • No = 2

  • Disposition (from Callback Tracker)


  1. Callback #4

  • Smoker Name = Free Text (derive from Name field on Contact tab)

  • Phone = Free Text (derive from Name field on Contact tab)

  • Call Date = Free text (from Callback Tracker)

  • Time = Free text (from Callback Tracker)

  • Notes = Free text

  • Caller Quit

  • Yes = 1

  • No = 2

  • Disposition (from Callback Tracker)




Spanish Version


Electronic Coding Records Form (ECRF): seen within the Service Tab


















Customer Service Questions

Customer Service Questions Asked of CIS Client:

        1. Have you used our service before?

        2. How did you find our number to call?

        3. What is your zip code?




CONTACT

  1. Name (First, Middle, Last) = Free text

  2. Address 1 = Free text

  3. Address 2 = Free text

  4. Address 3 = Free text

  5. City = Free text

  6. County = Free text

  7. State = Free text

  8. ZIP Code = Free text, ZIP Code plus 4 = Free text

  9. Email = Free text

  10. Phone (Area, Prefix, Suffix) = Free text, Extension = Free Text

Phone Type

  • Home

  • Work

  • Cell

Note = Free text


  1. Alt. Phone (Area, Prefix, Suffix) = Free text, Extension = Free Text

Phone Type

  • Home

  • Work

  • Cell


Note = Free text




















Demographic Survey Text Questions

What is your age?

Age

Don’t know

Break off

Did not complete

Callers age 96 or older

Not sampled

Refusal

Did not ask

Which of These Ethnicities Best Describes You?

Hispanic or Latino

Not Hispanic or Latino






Which of These Races Best Describes You? You can select more than one:

American Indian or Alaska Native

Asian

Black or African American

Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander

White







What Is the Highest Level of Education You Have Completed?

Grade school

Some high school

High school graduate

Some college

College graduate

Post-graduate

Not sampled

Refusal

Did not ask

Don’t know

Did not complete

Is There a Place You Usually Go to When You are Sick or Need Advice About Your Health?

Yes

No

Don't Know

Did not complete

Not sampled

Refused

Did not ask

What Kind of Place Do You Go Most Often?

A doctor’s office

A clinic, health center, or hospital clinic

The emergency room, or

Some other place

No one place

Valid skip

Don’t know

Did not complete

Not sampled

Refused

Did not ask




In the Last 12 Months, Did You Have Any Kind of Healthcare Coverage, Including Health Insurance, Prepaid Plans Such As HMOs or Government Plans Such as Medicare?

Yes

No

Don’t know

Did not complete

Not sampled

Refused

Did not ask

Would You Say You Had This Coverage During All 12 Months or Less Than 12 Months?

All 12 months

Less than 12 months

Valid skip

Don’t know

Did not complete

Not sampled

Refused

Did not ask

Which Type of Coverage Did You Have?

Was it public, such as Medicare, Medicaid, or other government plans?

Was it private, such as an HMO, Blue Cross, Kaiser, Aetna?

Or, was it both public and private?

Valid skip

Don’t know

Did not complete

Not sampled

Refused

Did not ask

The final questions are about your family income. I understand that this is sensitive information and I would like to stress again that all of the information you provide is confidential. What Was Your Total Household Income from All Sources Before Taxes Last Year? Just Stop Me When I Get to the Right Category

Less than $10,000

$10,000 to $19,000

$20,000 to $29,000

$30,000 to $39,000

$40,000 to $59,000

$60,000 to $79,000

$80,000 or more

Don’t know

Did not complete

Not sampled

Refused

Including Yourself, How Many People Living in Your Household are Supported by This Total Household Income?

Total People

Valid skip

Don’t know

Did not complete

Not sampled

Refused

Did not ask









Top of FormDemographic Survey Screen Shots


Note: The Information Specialist only asks callers their age. The other radio buttons are only for internal coding.




Note: The Information Specialist only asks callers their gender. The other radio buttons are only for internal coding.


Note: The Information Specialist only asks callers whether they are Hispanic or Latino or Not Hispanic or Latino. The other radio buttons are only for internal coding.




Note: The Information Specialist only asks callers their heritage (first 5 options). The other radio buttons are only for internal coding.


Note: The Information Specialist only asks callers their level of education. The other radio buttons are only for internal coding.




Note: The Information Specialist only asks callers if there is a specific place they go to for medical advice. The other radio buttons are only for internal coding.



Note: The Information Specialist only asks callers where they go for medical advice. The other radio buttons are only for internal coding.




Note: The Information Specialist only asks callers if they have healthcare coverage including health insurance, prepaid plans such as HMOs, or government plans such as Medicare. The other radio buttons are only for internal coding.



Note: The Information Specialist only asks callers whther or not the have had coverage for 12 months or less than 12 months. The other radio buttons are only for internal coding.



Note: The Information Specialist only asks callers what type of coverage they have/had. The other radio buttons are only for internal coding.




Note: The Information Specialist only asks callers their income range. The other radio buttons are only for internal coding.




Note: The Information Specialist only asks callers how many people live in their household that are supported by their total household income. The other radio buttons are only for internal coding.


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