A Cut-off Level to Predict Quit Smoking Basedon Smoking Cessation Success Prediction Scale(SCSPS): A Preliminary Study

Abstract

This prospective study aimed to establish a cut-off score associated with a prediction of treatment success based on the smoking cessation success prediction scale (SCSPS) in daily smokers who were admitted to family medicine clinics of a tertiary hospital between August and November 2019. In this study, 48% of the 319 smok-ers who completed a 3-month control after smoking cessation treatment revealed the quit success. The Cron-bach alpha coefficient of the scale was found at 0.723. Current smokers who received an SCSPS score of 45 and above (area under the curve (AUC)=0.768; p