An interventional study of Cognitive behavioral smoking reduction program "Smoke_less" and 15 minute counseling interview in Tobacco Reduction, sponsored by Ludwig-Maximilians - University of Munich. Completed at 1 site in Germany. Open to participants aged 18 Years to 70 Years. Per ClinicalTrials.gov, last updated 2016-08-31.
Sponsored by Ludwig-Maximilians - University of Munich · Not applicable, Interventional, and Treatment
The aim of this study is to evaluate a new cognitive behavioral smoking reduction program for ambulant patients in a three-armed study design. Study participants will be randomized to one of the following three study groups: experimental group: 5-week lasting cognitive behavioral reduction program ("smoke_less"); active comparator: 15 minutes counseling interview; waiting group: no intervention.
The three follow-up measures take place after the reduction program in week 6, 17 an 29. After the finalisation of the last follow-up, participants from the active comparator and waiting group get the chance to take part at the smoking reduction program at no charge.
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Cognitive behavioral smoking reduction program "Smoke_less" Duration: 5 weeks with 4 weekly sessions over 2,5 hours and two phone calls
Behavioral: Cognitive behavioral smoking reduction program "Smoke_less"
15 minute counseling interview
Behavioral: 15 minute counseling interview
Duration: 5 weeks, 4 sessions over 2,5 hours and 2 phone calls
Change from baseline in number of smoked cigarettes/day at 6, 17 and 29 weeks
Time frame: 6, 17 and 29 weeks
Change from baseline in percentage of carbon monoxide in exhalation air at 6, 17 and 29 weeks
Time frame: 6, 17 and 29 weeks
Change from baseline in Fagerström Test for Nicotine Dependence at 6, 17 and 29 weeks
Time frame: 6, 17 and 29 weeks
Change from baseline in Questionnaire of Smoking Urges at 6, 17 and 29 weeks
Time frame: 6, 17 and 29 weeks
Change from baseline in Readiness to Change Questionnaire at 6, 17 and 29 weeks
Time frame: 6, 17 and 29 weeks
Change from baseline in Process of Change Questionnaire at 6, 17 and 29 weeks
Time frame: 6, 17 and 29 weeks
Change from baseline in Decisional Balance Questionnaire at 6, 17 and 29 weeks
Time frame: 6, 17 and 29 weeks
Change from baseline in Self-Efficacy scale for smokers 6, 17 and 29 weeks
Time frame: 6, 17 and 29 weeks
Change from baseline in knowledge and skills scale about smoking reduction at 6, 17 and 29 weeks
Time frame: 6, 17 and 29 weeks
Change from baseline in stress scale at 6, 17 and 29 weeks
Time frame: 6, 17 and 29 weeks
Change from baseline in health satisfaction satisfaction scale at 6, 17 and 29 weeks
Time frame: 6, 17 and 29 weeks
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