IRB APPLICATION FOR DOCTORATE COURSE (RESEARCH PRACTIUM) - ONLY PAGES 1-6 NEED TO BE COMPLETED BASED OFF OF RESEARCH QUESTION (TEMPLATE ATTACHED)How efficacious are self-help/online/cellphone-based smoking cessation programs compared to in-person clinically monitored smoking cessation programs in helping smokers to quit? What are some of the social factors and challenges involved in these programs, and how can the challenges be mitigated?
PAGE Research Question How efficacious are self-help/online/cellphone-based smoking cessation programs compared to in-person clinically monitored smoking cessation programs in helping smokers to quit? What are some of the social factors and challenges involved in these programs, and how can the challenges be mitigated? Annotated Bibliography Swartz,L.H.G., Noell,J.W., Schroeder, S.W., Arya,D.V. (2006). A randomized control study of a fully automated internet-based smoking cessation programme. Tobacco Control. https://doi.org/10.1136/tc.2003.006189 Strecher, V. J., McClure, J., Alexander, G., Chakraborty, B., Nair, V., Konkel, J., Greene, S., Couper, M.,Carlier, C., Wiese, C., Little, R., Pomerleau, C., Pomerleau, O. (2008). The Role of Engagement in a Tailored Web-Based Smoking Cessation Program Randomized Controlled Trial. Journal of Medical Internet Research, 10(5), e36. https://doi.org/10.2196/jmir.1002 Strecher, V. 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KEY INFORMATION ABOUT THE RESEARCHERS AND THIS STUDY Study title: Success rate of clinically monitored in-person quit-smoking programs, the social factors involved, and steps to mitigate any inhibiting factors. Principal Investigator: Team Lions Virginia University of Lynchburg (VUL) Co-Investigator(s): Faculty Advisor: Dr. Cicily Hampton, Instructor, DHA 808 Research Practicum Study Sponsor: American Institute for Cancer Research (AICR) You are invited to take part in a research study. This form contains information that will help you decide whether to join the study. Note: The researchers have a team of multi-lingual assistants who can either provide this consent form in several languages or directly talk to literacy-challenged participants. 1.1 Key Information Things you should know: · The study is to determine how good in-person clinically monitored quit-smoking programs are in helping smokers quit compared to when smokers do not participate in any such program. · It also involves researching the social factors that influence the success or failure of quitting smoking and mitigating any inhibiting factors. · The results of the quit-smoking program shall be evaluated on how many of the enrolled participants successfully quit smoking. · For this