Going smoke-free: University staff and students’ qualitative views about smoking on campus during the implementation of a smoke-free policy

Sendall, Marguerite C.; Lievre, Chantal Le; McCosker, Laura; Brewis, Lauren

doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0236989

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“…Consistent and systematic processes for implementation, maintenance and enforcement of policy goals, and cessation support, is needed to create a non-smoking culture on university campuses 8 .They were accorded to the research 9 this study adds to the existing literature by highlighting how clueless most college student smokers are about quitting, despite the availability ofcessation programs and the fact that tobacco use is considered the singlelargest preventable cause of death and disease in the United States 10 . Students experimentwith various quit strategies in a random fashion with limited chances ofsuccess,…”

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The Application Program of Smoking Free University Policy Campaign in Sisaket Rajabhat University

Tanaprat Thuksin,

Chuthamat Nopparat,

Tanapat Sriwarom

2021

Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology

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Background:These policy campaign were developed inlaw enforcement protection a non-smoking for smoking freeuniversityby students union president.Method:This quasi-experimental research aimed to evaluate the application program of smoking free university policy campaign. To study the effect of the student leadership development program in the management of the smoking free university, Sisaket Rajabhat University and study the level of participation of the student leaders in the management of the smoking free university towards the smoke-free zone in Sisaket Rajabhat University. by selecting the students union president population of 20 people, the samples were selected according to the inclusion criteria and the exclusion criteria, which the research pattern was used to conduct a comparative study within One Group Pretest -Posttest Design in 12 weeks with 4 activities. The data were collected by using questionnaires and using descriptive statistics presented in the form of a frequency distribution. The data distribution is normal. They were presented with the statistical values of frequency, percentage, mean and standard deviation. And translate the results into score values comparison of the mean, differences before and after the experiment. Within the experimental group using statistics : Paired Samples t-Test. Results: The results of the research were found that after the development of the experimental development program, the students' leadership in the management of the non-smoking university, knowledge, skills, social roles, imagination or concept about oneself, motivation / mindset Participation in the development of student leadership potential in the management of the non -smoking university. Significantly better than before development (p <0.05). Conclusion: In conclusion of the study : Results of the Student Leadership Development Program inManagement of Smoking Free Universities, Sisaket Rajabhat University. It can cause success factors in managing the non-smoking university. In organizing smoking free zones in Sisaket Rajabhat University. To bring about effective action and efficiency and developed as the non-smoking university model Including campaigning activities establishing a banner that announces the non-smoking area that covers the entire university. To create participation of university students and the student leaders,The students union president have a clear understanding of roles and duties in their work operations and have an action plan. They realized the importance of organizing the non-smoking zone in the university. There are regulations / measures to prevent and control smoking in non-smoking zones jointly agreed by the leaders. Established a mechanism to support the construction of the non-smoking area in Sisaket Rajabhat University. The measures are followed up and monitored, and implement a participatory and sustainable non-smoking university.

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The Application Program of Smoking Free University Policy Campaign in Sisaket Rajabhat University

Tanaprat Thuksin,

Chuthamat Nopparat,

Tanapat Sriwarom

2021

Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology

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“…According to the results of the article, smoking behavior occurs due to factors of smoking habits from the age of children, other family members of smokers, the influence of scattered cigarette advertisements and "habituation" factors in society that consider smoking as normal behavior, making smokers feel that they have not done wrong to smoke anywhere. Differences also exist in studies at overseas campuses (Sendall et al, 2020;Yang et al, 2022) that include vape smoking (e-cigarettes) as part of the KTR KTR violations encountered in the literature are "the discovery of people who smoke" in the KTR area and the existence of convenience stores that sell cigarettes. The action given to violators, only in the form of a reprimand to put out cigarettes.…”

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Overview of the Implementation of the No Smoking Area (KTR) Policy in the Indonesian Campus Environment: Literature Review

Qudus,

Hadi

2023

JOSR

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Every teaching and learning place (including campuses) is required to implement the No Smoking Area Policy (KTR) in accordance with Law on Health No. 36 of 2009. The campus itself is one of the seven KTR areas in Indonesia. The smoking ban policy in seven KTR areas is expected to reduce the prevalence of Indonesian smokers and control risk factors for non-communicable diseases caused by smoking The purpose of this study is to know and obtain an overview of the implementation of KTR policies in the Indonesian campus environment. This research uses systemic literature review design by studying articles. The reviewed articles use qualitative studies. There were 2120 articles according to keywords and were selected again into 9 articles according to the topic, namely about KTR policies in the Indonesian campus environment. The articles used were published between 2015 and 2020. That the KTR implementation policy has been implemented on Indonesian campuses but has not been optimal with various problems. The problems encountered were lack of socialization, no KTR supervision system, no enforcement of rules, no data collection and evaluation as well as factors of smoking habits. The implementation of campus KTR policy is considered not going well and optimally because there are many violations and implementation obstacles in the form of socialization, law enforcement, monitoring, and evaluation of KTR.

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“…, 22). Consistent and systematic processes for implementation, maintenance and enforcement of policy goals, and cessation support, is needed to create a non-smoking culture on university campuses (Sendall MC, Le Lievre C, McCosker LK, Brewis L. , 2020).…”

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Implementation of 100% Tobacco Free Campus at the University of Riau, Efforts and the Challengees

Nazriati,

Zulharman,

Firdaus

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IJSSR

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Indonesia is a country with the fourth-largest cigarette consumption in the world. In an effort to realize a healthy Indonesia, the government issued a regulation on Guidelines for Smoking Free Zones. One of the locations that are expected to implement Smoking Free Zones is a university which is called Tobacco Free Campus (TFC). The purpose of this study was to determine the implementation of 100% TFC in all faculties in the University of Riau. Data obtained by TFC observation and face-to-face interviews. Observations were made in 10 faculties, and interviews with 67 informants consisting of heads of administration, lecturers, staff, and students. To maintain data accuracy, source triangulation and method triangulation were performed. The results of this study indicate that ten faculties at the University of Riau did not meet the criteria of TFC. Some of the efforts that have been made in the application of 100% TFC include the TFC policy, media promotion of smoking bans, socialization of TFC, and imposition of sanctions on the TFC policy. Some of these obstacles include the absence of a TFC policy in most faculties, the absence of a TFC monitoring team, the uneven distribution of promotional media in strategic places, the absence of TFC socialization, no sanctions applied for TFC violations, academicians who do not comply with TFC standards, and locations that are considered as a smoking area.

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Going smoke-free: University staff and students’ qualitative views about smoking on campus during the implementation of a smoke-free policy

Cited by 7 publications

References 23 publications

The Application Program of Smoking Free University Policy Campaign in Sisaket Rajabhat University

The Application Program of Smoking Free University Policy Campaign in Sisaket Rajabhat University

Overview of the Implementation of the No Smoking Area (KTR) Policy in the Indonesian Campus Environment: Literature Review

Implementation of 100% Tobacco Free Campus at the University of Riau, Efforts and the Challengees

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