英文摘要 |
The purposes of this study were to understand the difference in the effect of smoking cessation between mature and premature termination cases. This study also investigated if the backgrounds, smoking related behaviors, counselors' backgrounds and counselor-client gender dyads affect the termination of smoking cessation cases. By using purposive sampling, the subjects were the telephone counseling for smoking cessation cases in "Taiwan Smokers' Helpline" established by Bureau of Health Promotion, Department of Health, Taiwan. It was using the telephone survey to follow up the effect of smoking cessation on 1 month, 3 months and 6 months. There were 452 valid samples. SPSS (Chinese version) was used to analyze the samples with the methods: descriptive statistics, and t-test. The remarkable findings were: (a) The quit rates of smoking of mature termination cases (termination, 1 month, 3 months and 6 months) were significantly higher than premature termination cases. (b) Among the smoking cessation cases with telephone counseling, female clients significantly had higher the premature termination rates than male clients. (c) Among the smoking cessation cases with telephone counseling, clients with smoking family had significantly the premature termination rates higher than clients with no smoking family. (d) Among the telephone counseling for smoking cessation cases, those whose counselors with psychology major significantly showed higher premature termination rates than the counselors with social work and social welfare major. (e) Among the telephone counseling for smoking cessation cases, those whose counselors with more than 2 years of the seniority significantly produced higher premature termination rates than the counselors with over 1 year or under 2 years of the seniority. (f) About the counselor-client gender dyads, male counselor and male client (male-male) significantly produced higher premature termination rates than female counselor and male client (female-male.) Finally, according to the findings of this study, the suggestions were provided for further study and the practice of the telephone counseling for smoking cessation. |