FINANCIAL INCENTIVES FOR QUITTING SMOKING IN PREGNANCY: ARE THEY COST-EFFECTIVE?

Nicola McMeekinL SinclairL Robinson-SmithA L MitchellL BauldD TappinK A Boyd

Published in: Addiction (Abingdon, England) (2023)

In the United Kingdom, offering up to £400 financial incentives, in addition to usual care, to support pregnant women to stop smoking appears to be highly cost-effective over a lifetime for mother and infants.

Keyphrases

smoking cessation
pregnant women
affordable care act
pregnancy outcomes
healthcare
palliative care
preterm birth
health insurance
quality improvement
childhood cancer
cross sectional
human immunodeficiency virus