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  • Tobacco Control

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  • Workplace smoking bans often do not encompass e-cigarette products.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To assess occupational health professionals' (OHPs) knowledge of e-cigarettes, vaping, and ENDS.
  • To evaluate OHPs' capacity to influence tobacco-free workplace policies regarding ENDS.

Main Methods:

  • An IRB-approved, cross-sectional study utilizing a 91-item electronic survey.
  • Survey distributed to 3248 members of the American Association of Occupational Health Nurses.
  • 230 completed surveys analyzed for knowledge, attitudes, and leadership perceptions.

Main Results:

  • Advanced education correlated with higher attitude toward change scores (p=.043).
  • Fewer years of practice correlated with lower transformational leadership scores (p=.039).
  • 40% were unsure about existing e-cigarette policies; 90% perceived leader interest in safety.

Conclusions:

  • OHPs recognize e-cigarette health risks and are open to policy inclusion.
  • Implementation requires further education, managerial support, and employee buy-in.
  • OHPs can lead organizational change for vaping cessation and worker health promotion.