attitude of adult population of the krasnoyarsk territory to smoking ban at workplaces
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Abstract
We have conducted an opinion survey among representative sample of working population of the Krasnoyarsk Territory (1000 persons aged from 18 to 60) to study their attitude to the introduction of smoking ban at workplaces. Data was collected from questionnaires and telephone interviews.
The collected data suggests, that 32,7% of respondents smoke on a regular basis, 45,2% are exposed to cigarette smoke at workplaces, 67,2% of nonsmokers are passive smokers. 64,8% of respondents support the idea of smoking ban at indoor workplaces; 46,3% of respondents support imposing sanctions for violation of the ban; 52,6% of smokers are ready to smoke only outdoors or in specially allotted places. After the introduction of smoking ban at cafes, restaurants and bars 90,8% of working population will still continue visiting them or visit more often, and 16,9% of those who did not attend them before because of cigarette smoke present in the air. In the view of the working population introduction of smoking ban at indoor workplaces is essential for the preservation of the population’s health.
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| Authors | ;Dmitriy Olegovich Trufanov;Olga Yuryevna Kutumova;Larisa Ivanovna Kononova;Elena Vladimirovna Terskih;Kseniya Aleksandrovna Fedukina |
| Journal | Journal of environmental radioactivity |
| Year | 2013 |
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10.12731/2218-7405-2013-8-3
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