TXT2STOP: A randomised controlled trial of a novel smoking cessation intervention using mobile phone text-messaging

我们的目标是测试基于手机的戒烟支持对自我报告的吸烟状态的影响，这是通过对6个月后的唾液样本进行生化测试来证实的。在35岁以上继续吸烟的人中，每两人中就有一人死于吸烟。移动电话使个性化的戒烟支持计划可以在任何地方以低廉的成本提供。新西兰STOMP(停止使用手机吸烟)试验发现，戒烟率在六周内翻了一番，但没有提供长期影响的可靠数据。Txt2top干预基于STOMP计划，该计划针对英国的使用进行了修改。为了修改干预措施，青年戒烟顾问和62名潜在参与者查看了一系列焦点小组中的所有短信。我们已经在200名参与者中进行了一项试点研究。我们实现了93%的长期随访率。短期结果显示，戒烟率翻了一番(24%比10%)。在5800名参与者中进行的txt2top试验将确定基于手机的戒烟支持的影响。

We aim to test the effects of mobile phone based smoking cessation support on self reported smoking status verified using a biochemical test on a sample of saliva at six months. Smoking contributes to the death of one in two of those who continue to smoke past 35 years of age. Mobile phones allow personalised smoking cessation support programmes to be delivered inexpensively wherever the person is located. The New Zealand STOMP (stop smoking with mobile phones) trial found a doubling in quit rates at six weeks but provided no reliable data on long term effects. The Txt2stop intervention is based on the STOMP programme, modified for use in the UK. To modify the intervention, youth smoking cessation counsellors and 62 potential participants reviewed all text messages in a series of focus groups. We have already conducted a pilot study among 200 participants. We achieved 93% long term follow up. The short term results show a doubling of quit rate (24% vs. 10%). The Txt2stop trial among 5800 participants will establish the impact of mobile phone based smoking cessation support.