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Each year in the United States approximately 32,000-61,000 LBW and 14,000-26,000 neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) admissions are attributable to smoking. Smoking is also responsible for 15% of all preterm cigar births (Cohen & Barton, 1998; MMWR, 1997). The average cost to care for one of these infants range from $4,256-$8,640. These figures do not incorporate the extra health care costs of babies who survive but have long-term health care needs due to their initial condition (Cohen & Barton, 1998). When factors such as hospitalizations and physician costs at birth, rehospitalization costs in the first year of life (hospital costs only), and long-term healthcare costs are considered, the cost then ascends to $9,000--$23,000 (Windsor, et al., 1993). As for the mother; the average cost of care for women with the conditions that reveal a positive correlation with smoking is 68%-100% greater than that of normal deliveries, ranging from $7606-$40,069 (Adams et al., 1998). shop Although women continue to self-report smoking, Hueston, Mainous, & Farrell (1994) along with Hutchison et al. (1996) are in agreement that pregnancy is a time when women may be particularly receptive to smoking cessation interventions. As investigations into the harmful effects of smoking continue, programs that share a common goal of discouraging tobacco use are constantly being cigar implemented in public health settings. In recent years, special attention has been placed on targeting such programs to pregnant women. Although it is common practice for health care providers to encourage smoking cessation in their pregnant patients, general practitioners rarely use effective smoking cessation techniques and are therefore unlikely to reduce the public health impact of smoking (Humair & Ward, 1998). Studies demonstrated that the application of systematic, multicomponent, prenatal shop interventions by dedicated providers who used material designed specifically for pregnant women resulted in much higher quit rates than those found in usual care settings (Floyd et al., 1993).

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STATISTICAL ANALYSISA total of 1144 women were initially contacted about the smoking cessation program, with 341 (29.8%) of them remaining in the program cigar until giving birth. Of the women contacted, 626 (54.6%) did not receive smoking cessation services, shop 177 (15.4%) began but did not complete the program. The reasons for exiting the program or nonparticipation were identified to be as follows: having given birth explained 34.8% of the exits, while 3.7% of the women had a miscarriage or stillbirth. Approximately 16.1% of the women were unable to be located or contacted after initial contact, with 3.1% having moved. Additionally, 18.3% of the women reported no longer smoking, 12.7% declined services, and 6.9% were nonresponsive to the initiatives made by the health educator. Lastly, 3.9% were found to be ineligible due to unspecified reasons.One-way cigar analysis of variance (ANOVA) was used for statistical shop analysis to make comparisons between each cigar group of subjects, i.e. those that did not receive services, those that did not complete the program, and those that did complete the program. Outcome measures include birthweight, SGA births, prematurity, and the number of cigarettes reported shop at exit. Other variables analyzed were number of cigarettes reported at entry and the number or service units the clients received from the health educator, where one service unit is equal to 15 minutes of time spent together. To ascertain demographic comparisons, mother''s age and education level were also included in the analysis.