What helps and what hinders the creation of a smoke-free home: A qualitative study of fathers in Scotland.

Our findings can inform future development of father-centred and household-level smoke-free home interventions. They identify fathers' views and experiences and help re-frame smoking in the home as a gendered family-wide issue, which is important in building consensus on how best to support parents to create a smoke-free home. Our findings highlight the need for additional research to develop understanding of the ways in which gender-related aspects of family structures, heterosexual relationships and child living arrangements influence home smoking rules and how to tailor interventions accordingly.