No phaseActive, not recruiting
Text Message and Mail Delivery of Tailored Educational Materials to Improve Access to Resources for Smoking Cessation of Menthol Tobacco Cigarettes
An Exploratory Investigation on Effectiveness of Tailored New York State Quitline Services for Cessation of Menthol Tobacco Cigarettes
- Sponsor
- Roswell Park Cancer Institute (Academic or other)
- Enrolment
- 600 planned
- Conditions
- Cigarette Smoking-Related Carcinoma
- Interventions
- Educational Intervention; Internet-Based Intervention; Smartphone Application-based Intervention; Smoking Cessation Intervention; Text Message-Based Navigation Intervention
- Ages
- adults, older adults
- Registry
- NCT07857681
From the registry
This clinical trial compares the impact of receiving educational materials containing relevant content about risks from smoking menthol cigarettes which include links to the New York (NY) Smoke-Free website by text message or mail in people who smoke menthol cigarettes. The NY Smoke-Free website includes tailored content developed specifically for menthol smokers and provides resources designed to resonate with the experiences of menthol smokers and address the unique challenges they face in quitting. Delivering tailored educational materials by text message or mail may increase interaction with information about menthol cigarettes and smoking cessation resources compared to those who do not receive the educational messaging.
Primary outcomes
- Engagement with quick response (QR) code scans
- Website Utilization
- Interactions with online resources
- Website utilization