Abstract
Program Goals: In 2014, Tennessee birth certificate data revealed that 14.9% of pregnant women in Tennessee smoked compared to the national average of 8.4%. To assist pregnant women in quitting tobacco use, an evidence-based incentive program directed at pregnant women who smoked was initiated in Tennessee counties. This initiative was funded through use of non-recurring funds granted through a state legislative appropriation over a three year period. While legislative appropriation was utilized for project implementation, funding was only available for three years, after …
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