Public support for smoke-free policies in outdoor areas and (semi-) private places: a systematic review and meta-analysis 173 4 Author (year) Description of policy Implementation date Implementation level Enforcement Observational period Selection of participants Gendall (2013) Support for hypothetical policies - - - March, 2012 Smokers and non-smokers selected from Research Now panel, which can be nationally representative but required equal numbers of smokers and nonsmokers in sample to enhance comparison. Gentzke (2018)Support for hypothetical policies - - - August to December, 2012 Aged 18 and older who resided in multi-unit housing and lived in the specified communities. Random digit dialling of landlines (18.000) and cell phones (60.000) Gillespi (2005) Support for hypothetical policies - - - 2004 General population sample, current smoker and recent quitter sample and a Maori sample. Fieldwork carried out by TNS New Zealand (market research company). Hale (2017) Smoke-free policy at Peninsula Health September 2010 Not reported Not reported March 2010 (preimplementation), March 2011 and September 2013 (postimplementation) Email invites send to all staff and hard copy questionnaires added to payslips. Per time point four weeks of data collection. Hammond (2006) Support for hypothetical policies - - - November 1 to December 10, 2003 Convenience sample selected from central locations at campus. Hewett (2012) Support for hypothetical policies - - - January 6 to March 6, 2009 Community owner-occupants in the USA, samples drawn from two non-overlapping lists maintained by InfoUSA.com on multi and single family unit housing
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