Coral Gartner
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3801013 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Coral Gartner |
| PRENOMES | Coral |
| SOBRENOME | Gartner |
| ASSINATURA | GARTNER C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | The University of Queensland |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6651-8035 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 92 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 92 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2009 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
A systematic review and synthesis of qualitative research on stakeholder views on commercial tobacco endgame goals and policies
BACKGROUND: As more countries and local jurisdictions set commercial tobacco endgame goals, evidence on stakeholders' views about endgame policies has expanded. We reviewed and synthesized evidence from qualitative studies on stakeholders' views about tobacco endgame goals and policies. METHOD: A systematic review of articles published until 20 August 2025 was conducted using seven academic databases: PubMed, Web of Science, CINAHL, Embase, Medli…
Advancing Australia’s tobacco control policy and taxation strategies to reduce illicit trade, improve health equity, and resist industry narratives
There is strong evidence for the effectiveness of tobacco taxes on reducing smoking at a population level, both in Australia and internationally. While Australia has implemented tobacco taxation at levels in line with the WHO's recommendations, critics claim this policy has unintended negative impacts on health equity and has caused growth in the illicit tobacco trade (ITT). Higher tobacco prices can drive consumers to seek cheaper illicitly trad…
A nationally representative repeated cross-sectional study of 10-year substance use trends among culturally and linguistically diverse Australians
In Australia, CALD individuals had lower prevalence of use of most tobacco products, e-cigarettes, alcohol, and illicit drugs than non-CALD individuals. Between 2013 and 2022/23, roll-your-own cigarette and waterpipe use remained stable among CALD individuals despite significant declines in non-CALD individuals. Both groups experienced steep rises in e-cigarette use between 2016 and 2022/23
An analysis of submissions on regulations to implement Aotearoa New Zealand’s tobacco endgame policies
In late 2022, Aotearoa New Zealand passed legislation to introduce three commercial ‘tobacco endgame’ policies designed to reduce smoking prevalence rapidly and equitably; however, a newly elected coalition government repealed these measures in early 2024. Although Aotearoa is a Party to the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, tobacco companies could participate in policy consultation processes and lobbied strongly against the endgame polici…
Reporting on the “Next Generation of Nicotine Addicts”
In May 2023, the Australian Federal Government announced further restrictions on the sale of vaping devices, partly due to concern over widespread use by young people. We conducted a mixed methods study to examine how youth vaping has been reported in the Australian news media and compare these articles to media guidelines on responsible reporting of drug use. Drawing a sample from the Factiva database, we conducted quantitative content analysis …
Estimating the number and growth of tobacconists and vape stores in Queensland in the absence of a retailer licensing database
Protecting children from tobacco products in retail environments
Experiences of Tobacco Smoking and Quitting Among Mental Health Consumers
BACKGROUND: Rates of smoking remain high in people who have a diagnosis of mental illness. The high prevalence of smoking in this population highlights the need to engage people experiencing mental ill-health in enhancing quit-smoking programs. METHOD: This study examined the experience of tobacco smoking, reasons for and benefits of quitting smoking among people diagnosed with a mental illness. We conducted in-depth, semi-structured interviews w…
Social determinants of support for tobacco control policies to end the use of commercial cigarettes
Support for policies to reduce the use of commercial cigarettes was moderate-to-high among adults who smoke, although it varied significantly by country, gender and income. Tailored communication strategies could help increase support and promote policy adoption
Tobacco retailers’ use of toy displays and cartoons in signage in Australia
Modelling the potential impacts of limiting vaping product sales to pharmacies
Our model suggests modest reductions in vaping prevalence and net health gains from the OTC pharmacy policy, with minor benefits from a prescription-only approach. These findings underscore the importance of balancing the potential smoking cessation benefits of vaping with the need to curb youth uptake. Future research is required to better understand how vaping restriction policies could impact vaping and smoking dynamics in A/NZ, in particular,…
Household tobacco expenditure and associated characteristics during substantial regular tobacco tax increases
Disadvantaged households allocated more of their income to tobacco and spent more on tobacco overall than advantaged households, reflecting higher smoking prevalence. Additional non-price-related measures are needed to address these inequities
Shaping the end of the Australian commercial tobacco epidemic
The tobacco control playbook will remain important in promoting policy innovation, as will resisting the influence of the commercial sector. Indigenous leadership is essential for all Australians and may open additional policy windows and drive reforms that are equitable, effective, community-driven and commensurate with the scale of harms
Barriers and Facilitators of Smoking Cessation Among People Receiving Treatment for Mental Health Disorders
Identifying motivational interviewing techniques in Quitline smoking cessation counselling sessions from Queensland, Australia
Motivational interviewing (MI) is a common approach for smoking cessation counselling, yet little is known about the use of MI techniques in practice. This qualitative content analysis applied a published classification of content and relational MI techniques to a sample of 30 Quitline transcripts (January-March 2019) from Queensland, Australia. Overall, 36 MI techniques (94.7%) were identified at least once within the total sample. On average, 2…
Smoking Cessation Counseling in Practice
Telephone-based services are a practical and effective behavioral support for smoking cessation, yet no in-depth analyses of this counseling have been conducted. Understanding the general content of Quitline conversations can help to improve current practices and may inform future interventions. Therefore, we aimed to independently explore conversation themes, topics, and client questions during Quitline counseling sessions with Quitline clients …
The impact of pseudoephedrine regulation at Australian pharmacies through Project Stop
Future nicotine use preferences of current cigarette smokers
What is the hype on # MedicinalCannabis in the United States? A content analysis of medicinal cannabis tweets
A qualitative study of using nicotine products for smoking cessation after discharge from residential drug and alcohol treatment in Australia
Perceptions of nicotine vaping products among Australians living with HIV
People living with HIV (PLHIV) are two to three times more likely to smoke tobacco compared to the general community. Evidence from the general population suggests that nicotine vaping products (NVPs) can be acceptable and effective smoking cessation aids, but there is limited evidence on the extent to which this is the case among PLHIV. This manuscript reports findings from the Tobacco Harm Reduction with Vaporised Nicotine (THRiVe) trial, a mix…
Support for banning sale of smoked tobacco products among adults who smoke
Opposition to banning smoked tobacco predominates among people who smoke, but less with a cessation assistance scenario than one encouraging nicotine substitution. Wanting to quit a lot was the strongest indicator of support
Public support for tobacco endgame policies in South Korea
There is a strong public support for tobacco endgame policies in South Korea. Further research should prioritise the development of strategies to ensure the effective implementation of highly supported policies
Global policy scan of commercial combustible tobacco product retailing regulations by WHO region
At a minimum, policy-makers should implement licensing schemes, licence caps and proximity limits and invest in robust monitoring systems and compliance enforcement. Tobacco products' ubiquity is incompatible with its status as a dangerous addictive substance and does not align with tobacco endgame goals
Industry responds to Australia’s disposable vape import ban with cheap alternatives and encouraging illegal imports
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Predicting the future prevalence of cigarette smoking in Australia
Smoking cessation rates will need to double for Australian smoking prevalence to reach a policy target of 10% by 2020
Are Australian smokers interested in using low-nitrosamine smokeless tobacco for harm reduction
Just under half (48%) indicated they were willing to buy an LNSLT product. Predictors of an interest in purchasing LNSLT were low income, poorer health, prior SLT use, belief that SLT is less harmful than cigarettes, switching to a lower tar cigarette in the past year, ever using nicotine replacement therapy products for quitting or other reasons, having made a failed cessation attempt in the previous year and not planning to quit smoking. Analys…
Harm reduction policies for tobacco users
Is the socioeconomic gap in childhood exposure to secondhand smoke widening or narrowing
Children's exposure to indoor smoking in households that contain a smoker is declining in all socioeconomic groups but the social class differentials in such exposure remain. The proportion of children who live with a smoker declined in all social groups except the most disadvantaged households, with half of these households still containing a smoker in 2010. More needs to be done to reduce secondhand smoke exposure of children in socially disadv…
Whither tobacco product regulation
Despite decades of industry innovation and regulatory efforts, the harmfulness of conventional cigarettes has not changed. There are several pitfalls in this area, including the long time lag before health impacts of product regulatory changes become apparent, the danger of consumers deriving false reassurance of lesser harm in the interim period, the lack of relevant expertise and the lack of an internationally agreed and evidence-based strategi…
Sewage-based Epidemiology Requires a Truly Transdisciplinary Approach
If asked whether you had consumed illicit drugs recently, would you admit it? If yes, could you precisely recall types of drug, times and amounts used? If you were the person commissioned with the task of quantifying drug use, what approach would you use given the social stigma attached with such behavior? We measure drug residues in sewage, which represents urine of entire populations, to provide an objective estimate of total drug use in a regi…
Why Don’t Smokers Want Help to Quit? A Qualitative Study of Smokers’ Attitudes towards Assisted vs. Unassisted Quitting
The development of prescription medication for smoking cessation and the introduction of evidence-based guidelines for health professionals has increasingly medicalised smoking cessation. There are debates about whether medicalisation is a positive development, or whether it has devalued unassisted quitting. In this debate the views of smokers have been neglected. This study explored the attitudes of smokers towards a range of quitting methods, a…
Assessing the effectiveness of High Intensity Interval Training (Hiit) for smoking cessation in women
ACTRN12614001255673 (Registration date 02/12/2014)
Protocol for a randomised pragmatic policy trial of nicotine products for quitting or long-term substitution in smokers
Australian and New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry: ACTRN12612001210864. Date of registration: 15/11/2012
A licence to vape
Vapers’ perspectives on electronic cigarette regulation in Australia
E-cigarette users in Australia are in favour of e-cigarettes being regulated as long as those regulations do not impede their ability to obtain devices and refill solutions, which they view as important for them to remain smoke free. These views align with some aspects of appropriate policy designed to maximise the public health potential of e-cigarettes in society, but conflict with some of the proposed regulatory models. Governments should cons…
Views and Preferences for Nicotine Products as an Alternative to Smoking
Aims and Background : People living with mental disorders experience a disproportionately higher burden of tobacco-related disease than the general population. Long-term substitution with less harmful nicotine products could reduce the tobacco-related harm among this population. This study investigated the views and preferences of people with mental health disorders about different nicotine products and their use as long-term substitutes for ciga…
Motivations and Limitations Associated with Vaping among People with Mental Illness
This study aims to understand the nature and significance of online lay discussions about e-cigarettes and mental illness. We systematically searched the website Reddit.com using keywords related to e-cigarettes and mental illness. We coded relevant posts into themes under the framework of motivations for and limitations of vaping for people with mental illness. The thematic analysis included 3263 comments from 133 discussion threads. Six themes …
Is it the nicotine? Australian smokers’ accounts of nicotine addiction
Since the 1980s, it has been widely accepted that nicotine is an addictive drug. While discussions of smoking inevitably lead smokers to reflect on their addiction, smokers’ perceptions of nicotine addiction specifically are rarely studied. Smokers’ understandings of nicotine addiction are increasingly relevant in light of the emergence of electronic cigarettes and other cessation aids containing nicotine, and their potential use as long-term rep…
Is It Safe to Vape? Analyzing Online Forums Discussing E-Cigarette Use during Pregnancy
Medicalisation, smoking and e-cigarettes
There is debate in the tobacco control literature about the value of a medical model in reducing smoking-related harm. The variety of medical treatments for smoking cessation has increased, health professionals are encouraged to use them to assist smoking cessation and tobacco dependence is being described as a 'chronic disease'. Some critics suggest that the medicalisation of smoking undermines the tobacco industry's responsibility for the harms…
YouTube as a source of quit smoking information for people living with mental illness
Very few YouTube videos specifically focus on the problem of high smoking rates among people with MI and even fewer provide targeted smoking cessation and harm reduction advice for this priority population. There is a need to develop comprehensive, evidence based, quit smoking video resources for smokers with a MI
Differential access to health care and support? A qualitative analysis of how Australian smokers conceptualise and respond to stigma
Scholarship on stigma, originally theorised as a ‘mark’ of social disgrace or difference, has since moved away from individual-level analyses to consider the socio-cultural context in the ‘marking’ of groups of people. In response to this theoretical shift, scholars have demonstrated how extensive tobacco denormalisation policies have contributed to the stigmatisation of smokers, documenting smokers’ experiences of stigma across a number of devel…
Anytime, anywhere’
This article examines the use of e-cigarettes, or vaping, as a social practice. It builds on recent work which argues that theories of social practice can provide effective new ways of conceptualising and responding to public health challenges such as smoking and sedentariness by shifting the focus from individual behaviour. Instead these theories attend to the development and persistence of practices which are enacted across time and space. The …
A qualitative study of smokers’ views on brain-based explanations of tobacco dependence
Tobacco Harm Reduction with Vaporised Nicotine (THRiVe)
Smoking is a leading cause of morbidity and premature mortality among people living with HIV (PLHIV), who have high rates of tobacco smoking. Vaporised nicotine products (VNPs) are growing in popularity as a quit aid and harm reduction tool. However, little is known about their acceptability and use among PLHIV. Using a pragmatic, uncontrolled, mixed methods design this exploratory clinical trial aims to examine the feasibility of conducting a po…
Vape Club
Vaporised nicotine products (VNPs) that are not approved as therapeutic goods are banned in some countries, including Australia, Singapore, and Thailand. We reviewed two non-profit regulatory options, private clubs and the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration Special Access Scheme (SAS) that have been applied to other controlled substances (such as cannabis) as a potential model for regulating VNPs as an alternative to prohibition. The leg…
Addressing smoking among people living with HIV
People living with HIV (PLHIV) have high rates of tobacco smoking, and smoking is a leading cause of premature mortality and morbidity. It is important to understand HIV healthcare providers' practices and attitudes towards addressing smoking with their patients. An online survey that measured: (i) use of the 5A framework for addressing smoking (Ask, Assess, Advise, Assist, Arrange) and (ii) attitudes and barriers to addressing smoking cessation …
Policy Debates Regarding Nicotine Vaping Products in Australia
Australia has maintained a highly restrictive regulatory framework for nicotine vaping products (NVPs) and the regulatory approach differs from most other high income countries. This paper employed a thematic analysis to assess policy consultation submissions made to a government inquiry regarding use and marketing of NVPs. We included in the analysis submissions ( n = 40) made by Australian institutions that influence or contribute to health pol…
Protectors or puritans? Responses to media articles about the health effects of e-cigarettes
Background: As the use of e-cigarettes has increased globally, so has the debate about their safety and how they should be regulated. A primary source of information available to the public about the health effects of vaping are media articles, but it is unknown how the public might interpret and use media messaging to form or justify their positions on the regulation of vaping. This study analysed public comments on online media articles to inve…
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