1. Quality Improvement (A) (B) % Smokers Receiving Medication
Supplementary Figure. Low burden strategies, Decision Support and Academic detailing with Feedback, (A) increases treatment among smokers and (B) decreases patient smoking prevalence
Quality Improvement
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% Smokers Receiving Medication
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% Patient Smoking
(A) Data is extracted from pharmacies serving these clinics. Medication treatment rate increases from 4.6% to 18.0% (N=1492 smokers in 2014; 1465 smokers in 2016, z=12.3, p<0.0001). A: Decision support tool. B: Academic detailing with feedback. C: Monthly Quality Improvement team phone meetings.
(B)Data is extracted from clinical reports for all adult patients in the clinics. Patient smoking rate decreases from 57.4% to 54.3% (N=3,379 patients in 2014; 3088 patients in 2016, z=2.63, p=0.0088).