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Surveillance and Evaluation Data Resources for Comprehensive Tobacco Control Programs

Table 5. Topic-Specific Tools: National, State, and Local Policy Tracking

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Table 5. Topic-Specific Tools: National, State, and Local Policy Tracking

Data Source

Tobacco-Related Indicators

Sampling Frame

Methodology (a),
Frequency (b),
Years Completed (c)

Comments

Contact

Restaurant Surveys

  • Provides data on smoking policies and practices; and on the knowledge, behaviors, and attitudes of personnel and/or management.
Topics:
  • Type of restaurant.
  • Smoking policy.
  • Reasons for smoking policy.
  • Projected changes in smoking policy.
  • Presence of bar or lounge.
  • Configuration of seating areas.
  • Number of seats in restaurant.
  • Customer demand for smoking or nonsmoking sections.
  • Attitudes about harmfulness of ETS.
  • Support for local smoke-free ordinances.
  • Tobacco use.

State and local levels.

  1. Random design using business lists.
    Methodology may vary by state.
  1. Most of these surveys have been conducted in the last 10 years.

A limited number of states have conducted this type of survey.

Office on Smoking and Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
(770) 488-5703.

Worksite Surveys
  • Provides data on prevalence, knowledge, behaviors, attitudes, policies, cessation activities, and practices at private and public worksites.

Topics:

  • Tobacco use.
  • Smoking policies in work areas.
  • Smoking policies in common/public places.
  • Attitudes about smoking indoors.
  • Perceptions of the harmfulness of ETS.
  • Cessation policies.
  • Cessation programs.

State and local levels.

  1. Random design using business lists.
    Methodology may vary by state.

  2. Frequency varies by state.

A limited number of states have conducted this type of survey.

Office on Smoking and Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
(770) 488-5703. 

Abbreviations: ETS = environmental tobacco smoke.



 


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