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Table 5 Data from seven nurses (30%) who participated in the intervention with the greatest improvement of results in their Child Health Care areas, are shown as A to G

From: How to minimize children’s environmental tobacco smoke exposure: an intervention in a clinical setting in high risk areas

 

CHCs annual statistics in 2009

CHCs annual statistics in 2011

CHC area

Children 8 months n*

Smokers in the family%

Smokers in the family n*

Children 8 months n*

Smokers in the family%

Smokers in the family n*

A

28

21.4

6

60

3.4

2

B

28

14

4

47

10.6

5

C

37

16.2

6

52

13.5

7

D

66

19.6

13

45

17.7

8

E

44

25

11

53

13

7

F

53

17

9

52

8

4

G

47

22.7

11

64

15.6

10

Total in the areas

303

20

60

373

12

43

Total in the county

 

15.5

  

14.6

 

Total in the country

 

13.7

  

13.6

 
  1. * = number of
  2. **Comparative data from regional and national levels are shown for comparison of smokers in the family when child is 8 months old at base-line in 2009 and follow-up in 2011.
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