Logic Model 1.
2.1. Activity: Combination of tobacco control interventions e.g. smoking prevention, mass media, protection & control measures
2.2. Activity: Smoking prevention
2.3. Activity: Mass Media
2.4. Activity: Protection and control
2.5. Reducing smoking rates reduced morbidity and mortality
Logic Model 3
3.1. Activity: Combination of ’mass media’ activities and other tobacco control/smoking cessation measures
3.2. Activity: Mass media (Education, information and marketing about tobacco control
3.3. Activity: provision of effective smoking cessation services in key settings including pharmacotherapies; brief interventions and referral to smoking cessation services
3.4. Activity: telephone helpline
3.5. Reduced cost to NHS
3.6. Reducing smoking rates reduced morbidity and mortality
Logic Model 4
4.1. Activity: Combination of ‘education and social marketing activities’ and ‘implementing and ‘maintained compliance with, monitoring and enforcing the ban on smoking in enclosed public places’ and ‘taxation’
4.2. Activity: Education and social marketing activities to disseminate information about tobacco-related harm, SHS, and legislative & policy measures
4.3. Activity: Maintained compliance with the ban in workplaces on smoking in enclosed public places, accompanied by workplace smoking cessation support; Monitor the ban on smoking in enclosed public places; Enforce smoking ban on smoking in enclosed public places
4.4. Activity: Taxation
4.5. Reducing smoking rates reduces morbidity and mortality
4.6. Reduced cost to NHS
The outcomes framework for tobacco control is based on logic models adapted from the US Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
