Provider-Reported Screening for Traditional Cigarettes, SHS Exposure, Marijuana, Synthetic Marijuana, and E-Cigarette/ENDS (N = 417)
| Survey Question | No. (%) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Less-Consistent Screening | Consistent Screening | ||||
| Never or Rarely* | Sometimes | Often | Very Often | Always | |
| How often screen pregnant patients for:† | |||||
| Use of traditional cigarettes | 3 (1) | 5 (1) | 24 (6) | 27 (7) | 328 (85) |
| Presence of a smoker in home‡ | 10 (3) | 31 (8) | 54 (14) | 107 (28) | 184 (48) |
| Use of marijuana | 5 (1) | 38 (10) | 45 (12) | 56 (15) | 241 (63) |
| Use of synthetic marijuana | 133 (37) | 63 (16) | 38 (10) | 34 (9) | 108 (28) |
| Use of e-cigarettes/ENDS | 81 (21) | 68 (18) | 52 (13) | 59 (15) | 127 (33) |
Where numbers do not add up to 417, the remainder represent missing data.
↵* “Never” and “rarely” were collapsed due to low response endorsement (n<5) for several survey items, including cigarettes, presence of a smoker, and marijuana.
↵† The full stem was, “In your practice, how often do you screen your pregnant patients (via ANY method: interview, patient-completed form, or laboratory testing) for the following:”
↵‡ The full stem was, “Presence of a smoker (other than the pregnant patient) in the home.”
ENDS, electronic nicotine delivery system; SHS, secondhand smoke.