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E-Cigarette Survey among Student Pharmacists Reveals Troubling Results

Pharmacology & Pharmacy 2020年第6期11卷 127-136页

作者： Jamie L. McConaha phillip lunney Jan M. Kitzen Joseph V. Pergolizzi Jr. Robert Taylor Jr. Robert B. Raffa Duquesne University School of Pharmacy Pittsburgh PA USA Lachman Consultants Westbury NY USA Kitzen Pharmaceutical Consulting Collegeville PA USA NEMA Research Naples FL USA University of Arizona College of Pharmacy Tucson AZ USA Neumentum Inc. Palo Alto CA USA Temple University School of Pharmacy Philadelphia PA USA

The rise in “vaping”-associated deaths in the United States raises serious concerns. A justification for some level of risk is that e-cigarettes might provide a “reverse-gateway” from smoking traditional cigarettes to a less-harmful alternative. But are users actually smokers? We developed an electronic on-line survey to gather data regarding e-cigarette usage in a target study population of pharmacy students. The survey was created using Google Forms to collect the responses anonymously. We surveyed medical-savvy healthcare students about their e-cigarette use, and whether or not their healthcare providers were aware of their e-cigarette use. Although nearly one-fourth of a convenience sampling of 134 pharmacy-student respondents (23.9%) reported using e-cigarettes, only 2.0% reported prior regular cigarette use, 28% used cartridges containing nicotine and only 11.2% had tried and wanted to quit. The majority (64.1%) reported that their healthcare providers did not ask about such use, and respondents did not volunteer this information. The results of this pilot survey reveal a significant e-cigarette use among health-aware pharmacy students, and they do not support the notion that the respondents do so to quit smoking. The observation that most of the students’ healthcare providers did not inquire about their e-cigarette use, coupled with the finding that users did not volunteer their vaping behavior, suggests that the information should be included when getting a medical history. Further research is needed to determine what behavioral factors may play a role in this type of decision-making among student healthcare professionals.

关键词： E-Cigarettes Nicotine Smoking Cessation Survey Vaping

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