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This research involves 2 short follow-up surveys with people who received nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) through Quitline. The study explores quitting outcomes and participants’ experiences to help improve Quitline support for people who want to stop smoking or vaping.
This research is being conducted for Cancer Council Victoria (on behalf of the Victorian and South Australian Quitlines) by the Social Research Centre, with funding from the Victorian Department of Health and Preventive Health SA.
The study examines how helpful NRT was for people using Quitline to quit smoking and/or vaping. It looks at quit outcomes, participant experiences and satisfaction. Findings will help inform future improvements to Quitline services and NRT programs and support evidence-based service delivery.
Two web-based surveys sent at 6 weeks and 3 months after your Quitline call.
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Kiolezo kikuu cha mradi 2: maarifa 1. 25% ya … sema kwamba … hili ni jaribio.
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Kiolezo cha 2 cha mradi mkuu: Kati ya wale ambao walishiriki katika shughuli, karibu 1 kati ya 5 walikuwa wakiwakilisha mji, jiji au jimbo lao.
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Kiolezo cha mradi mkuu: Mwelekeo wa juu wa maslahi ya wanafunzi katika x,y,z na 1 kati ya wanafunzi 10 ulitaja kuwa huu ulikuwa sampuli ya maarifa.
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People who received NRT through Quitline and consented to be contacted for research may be invited to take part. Participation is voluntary and does not affect access to Quitline services or free NRT.
Your feedback will help the Victorian and South Australian Quitlines understand how effective NRT is when used alongside counselling support. The results may improve services for others wanting to quit. Participants receive a $20 reimbursement after each completed survey.
If eligible, you will receive an invitation to complete a web-based survey approximately six weeks and three months after your Quitline counsellor call. The first survey takes about 10 minutes and the second about 5 minutes. With your consent, responses may be linked (using a unique ID) to information previously collected by Quitline to better understand the support you received.
Ripoti Kamili ya Uchambuzi (Mtihani wa Afya ya Idadi ya Watu)
Ripoti Kamili ya Uchambuzi (Mtihani wa Afya ya Idadi ya Watu)
Kituo cha Utafiti wa Kijamii kinazingatia Sheria ya Faragha ya 1988 (Cth) na Kanuni ya Faragha (Soko na Utafiti wa Kijamii) 2021; na huchukua hatua zinazofaa ili kulinda taarifa zozote za kibinafsi dhidi ya ufikiaji, matumizi, ufichuzi au upotevu ambao haujaidhinishwa.
Sera ya faragha ya Kituo cha Utafiti wa Kijamii hutoa maagizo ya kufikia na kusahihisha taarifa za kibinafsi au kuuliza maswali kuhusu faragha na taarifa za kibinafsi zinazotolewa na zinapatikana www.srcentre.com.au/privacy.
All information is kept confidential and securely stored. Survey responses are de-identified and reported in summary form so individuals cannot be identified. Participation is voluntary and you may stop at any time. The study has been approved by Cancer Council Victoria’s Human Research Ethics Committee (CCV-HREC/2509/20260203). The Social Research Centre complies with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Privacy (Market and Social Research) Code 2021. Our privacy policy is available at https://srcentre.com.au/privacy-policy/.
Your information is subject to privacy protection, further details can be found in our Collection statement here.
Kituo cha Utafiti wa Jamii
1800 023 404
quitlineinfo@srcentre.com.au
Je, taarifa hiyo itatumikaje?
The information collected will help the Victorian and South Australian Quitlines understand how helpful NRT was for people trying to quit smoking or vaping. With your consent, survey responses may be linked to information collected by Quitline counsellors using a unique ID. Findings will be reported in summary form and will not identify individual participants.
Je, ni lazima nishiriki?
No. Participation is completely voluntary. Whether or not you take part will not affect your access to Quitline services or free NRT. You may withdraw at any time. If you stop part-way through a survey, information already provided may still be used in de-identified form.
How long will the surveys take?
The first survey takes about 10 minutes to complete and the second takes about 5 minutes. Participants receive $20 after completing each survey.
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