Fiscal Year:
2001
Title:
Computerized Scheduling of Nicotine Nasal Spray
Agency:
HHS
Contract:
N/A
Award Amount:
$0.00
Abstract:
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The overall goal of this project is to
develop and evaluate a computerized dosing program to facilitate the effective
use of nicotine nasal spray for smoking cessation. During Phase I, a prototype
program was developed that determined an appropriate nasal spray dosing
schedule based on a one week baseline smoking record, prompts stable dosing for
two weeks upon cessation of smoking, and then gradually reduced nasal spray use
until nicotine cessation was achieved. The program was then compared to ad lib
dosing of nasal spray in a randomized trial of 100 smokers, which provided
support for the feasibility of this product. During Phase II, we will modify
the prototype LS-NS based on the results of the Phase I results and conduct a
randomly controlled trial of 425 smokers with one year follow-up comparing
computerized scheduled dosing to ad lib dosing on nicotine nasal spray.
Subjects will be evaluated at baseline, a 10 week post-test, and at six and
12-month follow-ups. Primary outcome variables will be smoking abstinence,
latency to relapse, the number of nasal spray doses administered during the
initial weeks of treatment, and the percent nicotine abstinent at
post-treatment.
PROPOSED COMMERCIAL APPLICATION:
NOT AVAILABLE
Principal Investigator:
William T. Riley
Small Business Information at Submission:
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No
Minority-Owned:
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