Reaching Young Adult Smokers Through Texting Austin Steeves City of Austin- HHSD 11/9/15 - Community Indicators Consortium Conference.

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Reaching Young Adult Smokers Through Texting Austin Steeves City of Austin- HHSD 11/9/15 - Community Indicators Consortium Conference

Agenda Need for Project Background Focus Groups SmokefreeTXT Media and Outreach Success

Need for Project Significant disparities in smoking rates among resistant, hard-to-reach medically indigent populations and year olds The prevalence of smoking among young adults is higher than older adults More than 80% of adult smokers begin smoking by 18 years of age with 99% of first use by 26 years of age.

Need for Project Cessation before age 30 avoids almost all the long-term ill effects of smoking!

Background 1115 Waiver Project Opportunity to implement innovative strategies to young adults Specifically designed to identify and address local gaps in services and infrastructure for this hard to reach population

Selected Intervention Implementing an evidence-based, comprehensive tobacco prevention and cessation intervention

Evaluation Questions

Expected Benefits/Outcomes Increase the number of year olds accessing tobacco cessation services by 50%. Reduce tobacco use among the year old population in Travis County by 5%.

Focus Groups 1)Attitudes and preferences regarding media messaging (web ads and linked videos) 2)Attitudes and behaviors related to the Quitline and other tobacco cessation services 3)Personal preferences for media, including what media channels and platforms participants utilize (gaming sites, social media sites, radio stations, TV, etc.).

Focus Groups- Approaches A: Addicted B: Graphic Health Effects, Personal Testimonial C: Graphic Health Effects, Organs D: Tobacco Industry Manipulation E: Personal Testimonial F: Current Quitline Approach “least likely to motivate a “click” or a call among this targeted group”

Focus Groups- Deterrents to Connect to Quitline There is a reluctance to click on any web ad they see on the internet for several reasons Reluctance to use a cessation program Clicked on the web ad, see the video to the end, and see the invitation to connect to the Quitline program, most reportedly would not do so

Focus Groups- Cessation Programs Reported lack of perceived benefits of cessation programs Few can name any cessation program, and none recalled hearing of Quitline. Unfamiliar with cessation programs and how they work, and many are suspicious, thinking that it will cost money The program won’t help them or tell them anything that they don’t already know If these smokers were to utilize a tobacco cessation program, a web-based approach was preferred, typically rejecting in-person meetings or telephone support.

What is SmokefreeTXT Mobile text messaging service designed for adults and young adults who are trying to quit smoking. Provides 24/7 encouragement, advice, and tips to help smokers quit smoking and stay quit. It is a 6 to 8 week program Users will receive 1 to 5 messages per day and Can receive additional quit support by texting one of SmokefreeTXT's keywords

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