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Swiss Monitoring System of Addiction and Noncommunicable Diseases
Smoking
24 % ↘
Tobacco consumption
7 % →
Cigarettes (11-15 years)
2 % ↗
Snus
0.4 %
Entry into consumption via electronic cig.
4 % ↗
Electronic cigarettes
3 % →
Heated tobacco products
7 % ↘
Passive smoking ≥ 1 hour/day
9500 per year →
Tobacco-attributable mortality
3.9 Bn. CHF
Costs of tobacco use
60 % →
Willingness to quit smoking
5 % ↘
Population with multiple-risk consumption
80 % →
Tobacco users in good health
31 %
Children from families who smoke
10 →
Cigarettes per day
67 % →
Support for advertising bans
10 % ↘
Multiple risk behaviour (14-15 y.)
45 % →
Minors' access to tobacco
↗
Many cantonal regulations
27 % →
Tobacco and psychological distress
79 %
Smokers aware of danger
1.9 ‰ →
Tobacco: hospital admissions
59 %
Knowledge harmfulness 1-3 cigarettes/day
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Age groups
Children and adolescents (0-15)
Adults (15+)
Elderly people
Strategies
Addiction
Noncommunicable diseases
23 Indicators
Substances and behaviour
23
Smoking
10
Prevalence
Cigarette consumption (age: 11-15)
Consumption of heated tobacco products (age: 15+)
E-cigarettes (age: 15+)
Substance use - multiple risk behaviour (age: 14–15)
Substance use - multiple risk behaviour (age: 15–74)
Tobacco - entry-level product (age: 15+)
Tobacco - smoke-free products (age: 15+)
Tobacco - smoked products (age: 15+)
Tobacco consumption (age: 15+)
Tobacco: number of cigarettes smoked per day (age: 15+)
3
Morbidity / Mortality
Substance use and health status (age: 15-74)
Substance use and psychological distress (age: 15-74)
Tobacco-attributable mortality
2
Passive smoking
Passive smoking (age: 15+)
Tobacco - population's opinion on structural measures (age:15+)
4
Social costs / Market / Regulation
Adolescents’ access to tobacco and alcohol (age: 14- 15)
The economic cost of addiction
Tobacco - population's opinion on structural measures (age:15+)
Tobacco and e-cigarette regulations in the cantons
2
Treatment
Hospital admissions with main or secondary diagnosis of substance-related disorder
Willingness to stop smoking (age: 15+)
3
Other
Children from families with heavy substance consumption (age: 0–14)
Problem awareness among smokers (age: 15+)
Tobacco - knowledge of health risks (age: 15+)
Monitoring system(s) on the subject
Wastewater monitoring