BACKGROUND: The 5As for smoking cessation is an evidence-based intervention to aid providers in counseling @entity1 to quit smoking. While most providers " @entity30868 " @entity1 about their @entity286 use patterns and "advise" them to quit, fewer @entity1 report being "assessed" for their interest in quitting, and even fewer report subsequent "assistance" in a quit attempt and having follow-up "arranged". PURPOSE: This article describes the design of an implementation study testing a computer tablet intervention to improve provider adherence to the 5As for smoking cessation. Findings will contribute to the existing literature on technology acceptance for addressing @entity146 , and how digital tools may facilitate the broader implementation of evidence-based behavioral counseling practices without adversely affecting clinical flow or @entity1 care. METHODS: This project develops and tests a computer-facilitated 5As (CF-5As) model that administers the 5As intervention to @entity1 with a computer tablet, then prompts providers to reinforce next steps. During the development phase, 5As' content will be programmed onto computer tablets, alpha and beta-testing of the service delivery model will be done, and pre-intervention interview and questionnaire data will be collected from @entity1 , providers, and clinic staff about 5As fidelity and technology adoption. During the program evaluation phase, a randomized controlled trial comparing a group who receives the CF-5As intervention to one that does not will be conducted to assess 5As fidelity. Using the technology acceptance model, a mixed methods study of contextual and @entity1 factors influencing both 5As and technology adoption will also be conducted. CONCLUSIONS: Technology is increasingly being used in clinical settings. A technological tool that connects @entity1 , providers, and clinic staff to facilitate the promotion of behavioral interventions such as smoking cessation may provide an innovative platform through which to efficiently and effectively implement evidence-based practices.

Beyond the XXXX and Advise: Implementation of a Computer Tablet Intervention to Enhance Provider Adherence to the 5As for Smoking Cessation.

@entity1 :: ('9606', 'Species') :: ['patients', 'human', 'patient'] @entity286 :: ('4097', 'Species') :: ['tobacco'] @entity30868 :: ('153642', 'Gene') :: ['ask'] @entity146 :: ('MESH:D001523', 'Disease') :: ['addictive behaviors']
@entity30868 :: (153642,Gene) :: ['Ask']
