Alternative. Summary of the independent predictors of general public agreement with incentive strategies
| Age ≤44 | Female | Lower education level | Social grade C or below | Non-white ethnicity | Current smoker who have attempted to stop | Children breast fed | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shopping vouchers should be provided to women who prove that they have stopped smoking during pregnancy | ++ | − | − | ++ (Grade E) | + | ++ | |
| It is acceptable to provide shopping vouchers to a woman for 2 months after the birth of her baby if she proves that she is still not smoking | ++ | − | − | ++ (Grade C2) | |||
| It is acceptable to provide shopping vouchers to a woman for 2 months after the birth of her baby if she never lets anyone smoke in her home | ++ | − | − | + | + | ||
| Shopping vouchers should be provided to women who breast feed for the first 6 months after the birth of their child | ++ | − | +++ | ++ | |||
| A breast pump costing around £40 should be available for free on the NHS, to help women to continue breast feeding | ++ | − | ++ (Grade E) | ++ | |||
| Local health services should receive additional funding if they reach targets for the number of women who prove that they have stopped smoking during pregnancy | +++ | − | − (Grade C1) | ||||
| Local health services should receive additional funding if they reach targets for the number of women who reach targets for the number of women who breast feed | ++ | +++ |
ORs for agreement: + represents 1.0 ≤ OR<1.5; ++ represents 1.5 ≤ OR<2.0; +++ represents OR ≥2.0; − represents 0.5 ≤ OR<1.0.