Determinants and pathways of smoking cessation among 147,691 adults living with disability

Key Points

• This research aims to understand the factors affecting smoking cessation among adults living with disabilities.
• Cross-sectional analysis of data from 147,691 adults living with disabilities.
• Investigation of the relationship between socioeconomic factors and smoking cessation.
• Assessment of individual support and its impact on cessation strategies.
• Cessation patterns are significantly influenced by socioeconomic position.
• Higher wellbeing correlates with increased likelihood of quitting smoking.
• Findings support the need for combined cessation strategies addressing material and psychosocial aspects.