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You will probably need to get IRB approval, but going to a postpartum unit should be a goldmine. Lots of people smoke who have babies, especially in tertiary institutions.
You could also try contacting the ANA to see if you can post your survey somewhere on their website. I had several formal classmates who were allowed to post their surveys on the AANA website.
I would try contacting various hospitals in this country, or OB/GYN doctors. In this day and age of taking information I believe the information already exhists. It is just a matter of getting to the data .
http://community.babycenter.com/talk/a6158735/i_cant_quit_smoking
I found the above forum for mothers who are trying to quit smoking perhaps you can post a link there.
Ellen Grover, MSN, RN
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Hey everyone,
I am in the middle of my research project for nursing school and am having a difficult time finding people to take my online survey. The people I am trying to target are women who: had a baby within the last six months, smoked cigarettes before or during pregnancy, and had any prenatal care. It is about a 15-minute survey.
I have it posted on a couple of parenting websites, including cafemom.com, kellymom.com, and about.com, but have just not gotten a great response. Any suggestions?
(Of course, if any of you fit the criteria and want to help me out, I would really appreciate it! You can find my survey here).
Thanks!