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Smoking Prevention Intervention to Improve Nursing Students' Smoking behavior, Knowledge and Attitudes Yoshiko UEHARA 1 , Tomoko HASEGAWA 1 , Eiichi UENO 1 , Momoe SASAKI 1 , Kanae YOSHIDA 1 , Rika TONAMI 1 1School of Nursing, Faculty of Medical Sciences, University of Fukui Keyword: 看護学生 , 喫煙 , 喫煙防止 , 健康教育 , nursing student , smoking , prevention of smoking , health education pp.31-41
Published Date 2011/6/30
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.7009200055
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Abstract

 Proposes: This study aims(a) at describing differences in smoking behavior and attitudes, and knowledge of smoking effects between those students who received smoking prevention education (Education group) and those who did not(Control group), and(b) at describing effects of a smoking prevention educational intervention on nursing students.

 Methods: A self-oriented questionnaire was delivered to 291 nursing students including freshman and sophomores in 3 nursing universities. The Education group(n=59) was composed of students in one university, whereas, the Control group(n=232) was composed of students in two other universities. The questionnaire was delivered twice to the Education group and the Control group, in April, and in October, 2007. The subjects in the Education group received the intervention in July, 2007. The educational intervention consisted of lectures and exercises.

 Results: A total of 173(60% response rate)subjects was analyzed. The smoking rates were not statistically difference between the groups. On the second survey smoking became more acceptable to the Control group(n=130), but less acceptable to the Education group(n=43). Although the knowledge levels about smoking effects increased in both groups, the Education group had higher knowledge levels about smoking effects on the second survey.


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電子版ISSN 印刷版ISSN 1345-2606 日本看護医療学会

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