Oklahoma
Quitline Profile
United States
Quitline: Oklahoma Tobacco Helpline
Began Operations: August 2003
Website: http://www.ok.gov/tset/programs/helpline/index.html
Standard Hours of Operation
Monday:
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Tuesday:
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Wednesday:
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Thursday:
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Friday:
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Saturday:
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Sunday:
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Closed on:
Independence Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas
Telephone Numbers
Line
Phone Number
Language/Subject
1
(800) 784-8669
English
3
(800) 793-1552
Spanish
4
866-748-2436
Deaf/Hard of hearing
5
877-777-6534
TTY
Supported Languages
Counseling offered in: English, Spanish
Third-party counseling: Spanish, Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean, Vietnamese, French, Russian, AT&T services with translation in over 140 languages
Deaf/Hard of hearing: Video relay interpreter
Phone Counseling
Types:
brief intervention
single-session
multi-session (client-initiated)
multi-session (counselor-initiated)
Length of standard first session: 0 min
Length of standard follow-up session: 0 min
Counseling session topics:
tobacco history
developing a quit plan
setting a quit date
withdrawal symptoms
relapse prevention
weight gain
use of cessation medication
stress management
other
Web-Based Services
quitline information
cessation information
self-help tools
automated e-mail messages
interactive counseling
chat rooms
Cessation Medications
Free Medications
patch
gum
lozenge
nasal spray
inhaler
varenicline
bupropion
Discounted Medications
patch
gum
lozenge
nasal spray
inhaler
varenicline
bupropion
Distribution Methods
voucher
by mail
Other Services
voicemail with callbacks
recorded self-help messages
referral to other health services
mailed info or self-help resources
To receive counseling:
Age; readiness
To receive medication:
Insured participants are eligible for the single call program and get 2 weeks of patches, gum or lozenge. Uninsured participants are eligible for enrollment in the intensive, proactive program and can receive up to 8 weeks of free patches, gum or lozenge.
Specialized Materials
youth, under 18
youth, 18-25
older tobacco users, 55+
smokeless tobacco users
pregnant tobacco users
multiple addictions
racial/ethnic populations
lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender
chronic health conditions
low socioeconomic status or Medicaid
low literacy
other
mental health disorders including psychiatric conditions
Fax or electronic referral program:  Yes
Person(s) eligible to refer patients:
certified or trained fax referral providers
clinicians or non-clinicians in a healthcare setting
clinicians or non-clinicians in a community-based organization
other
Available referral methods:
faxed form
e-mail or online
EMR with electronic submission
Tobacco users can be referred if they:
are thinking about quiting
indiciate a readiness to quit within 30 days
are ready to make a quit attempt
are quit and seek help to stay quit
Referred patients contacted within:  Within 48 hours
Other services available to referring providers:
quitline and/or referral brochures
customized referral/consent forms
patient progress reports
customized provider feedback reports
staff training
quitline/referral program newsletter
Referral program contact:
Jennifer Smith
Oklahoma State Dept of Health
(405) 271-3619
jennifers@health.ok.gov
Additional information:
Smoke-Free Laws
Workplaces: No
Bars: No
Restaurants No
Tobacco Tax Rates
Current cigarette tax rate: $1.03
Effective date: January 1, 2005
Amount of last increase: $0.80
Callers (Source: NAQC Annual Survey - 2011)
Number of direct calls to the quitline: 56,142
Number of tobacco users receiving services: 28,817
Number of tobacco users registering for Web-based services: 15,322
Number of tobacco users referred to the quitline: 3,223
Calculations (Source: NAQC Annual Survey - 2011)
Amount per smoker spent on services and medications: $7.93
Amount per smoker spent on media and promotions: $1.50
Promotional reach: 4.68 %
Treatment reach: 4.31 %
NAQC standard quit rate: 35.70 %
NOTE: Additional quitline data is available online at www.naquitline.org/data/
Context for quitline metrics:
Time period for quit rate data collection: The evaluation results here include tobacco users who registered between December 1, 2009 and November 30, 2010. Evaluation surveys were conducted between July 5, 2010 and July 5, 2011. Quit rate 95% confidence interval: 32.8-38.7%. Consent obtained for follow-up. Consent asked of all tobacco users 18 years and older registering for services. Consent rate 94%. Average time to follow-up: 180 days. Response rate at follow-up: 25.8%.
Funder of quitline services: Oklahoma Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust, Oklahoma State Department of Health
Operator of counseling services: Alere Wellbeing
Funding source(s): State/Provincial government, Tobacco tax revenues, MSA funds, Federal government
Profile last updated on September 25, 2012
Profile managers, click here to edit your profile.