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Table 4 Main barriers and suggestions to overcome barriers in working with the SFP toola

From: Implementation of a proactive referral tool for child healthcare professionals to encourage and facilitate parental smoking cessation in the Netherlands: a mixed-methods study

Barriersb

N = 47

Suggestions

N = 37

HCP experience resistance against smoking cessation among parents

23 (48.9 %)

HCP need to correspond to the stages of parent’s change in quitting tobacco use

16 (43.2 %)

Characteristics of SFP

8 (17.0 %)

Some aspects of SFP need to be changed

6 (16.2 %)

Costs of SFP

5 (10.6 %)

SFP needs to be completely reimbursed

3 (8.1 %)

Lack of time to discuss smoking with parents

6 (12.8 %)

HCP need to have more time to discuss smoking with parents

6 (16.2 %)

  

More HCP should discuss smoking cessation with parents

3 (8.1 %)

  

HCP and parents need to receive education about smoking and how to discuss smoking

3 (8.1 %)

  1. Notes. HCP Healthcare professionals; SFP Smoke-free Parents
  2. a Derived from the second questionnaire
  3. b Five healthcare professionals reported they did not experience any barrier in working with the SFP tool