Feasibility of and reactivity to ecological momentary assessment (EMA) during electronic cigarette use initiation in adults who smoke daily

EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY(2024)

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Background and objectives: This pilot study tested the feasibility of tracking e -cigarette initiation over three months using a burst -of -measurement approach and examined reactivity to the ecological momentary assessment (EMA) data capture technique in this context. Methods: Adults who smoked daily and were interested in trying e -cigarette use received an ecigarette starter kit and were randomized to complete EMA reports (n = 30) vs. not (n = 29). Participants (Mage=44.1 years [SD=12.6], 61.0 % male, 54.3 % White, 38.9 % Black/African American) smoked 13.0 cigarettes per day on average (SD=8.4) and reported mild -to -moderate nicotine dependence (MFTND=4.0 [SD=2.3]). Biochemical assessment and surveys were conducted at enrollment, e -cigarette initiation (1 week later), and 1 -week, 1 -month, and 3 -month post e -cigarette initiation. Results: A subset (17%) of participants did not achieve the minimum 75 % EMA adherence at Week 1. The remaining participants showed excellent adherence with the EMA protocol, with a consistently high response rate to audibly prompted mini -surveys during screening (93 %) and follow-up weeks (93 %, 93 %, and 92 %, respectively). No consistent trend emerged in comparing the two randomized groups, either on variables relevant to the public health impact of e -cigarette initiation (i.e., cigarettes/day, exposure to smoke, exposure to nicotine, motivation to quit smoking), or in e -cigarette use (i.e., bouts/day, puffs/bout), with average Cohen's d values across timepoints ranging from d = 0.02 for exposure to smoke to d = 0.06 for cigarettes per day. Conclusions: Conducting EMA with adults who smoke daily and are initiating e -cigarette use appears feasible, with some caveats. Reactivity to EMA during e -cigarette initiation appears to be small or non -significant. (c) 2023 Sociedad Espanola de Psiquiatna y Salud Mental. Published by Elsevier Espana, S.L.U. All rights reserved.
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Ecological momentary assessment,E-cigarette,Reactivity,Smoking
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