Development and Validation of the Islamic-based Smoking Cessation Program Module for Young Adults
Keywords:
Islam, Smoking, University students, Smoking cessation programAbstract
Abstract
Objective: This study aims to develop and validate the new Islamic-based Smoking Cessation Program (ISCP) for undergraduate male smokers.
Methods: The development of the intervention was based on the Intervention Mapping (IM) Protocol, where basic health education program planning activities involved four main steps which are; conducting a needs and capacity assessment of the program, developing the program, formative evaluation including; validating and implementing the program. A content validity level (CVL) was used to assess the content validity quantitatively, with a CVL of more than 70% being considered appropriate.
Results: The module was found to have a high level of authenticity (content validity level = 79%). Revision and modification were completed based on the expert panel comments and suggestions to improve the module.
Conclusion: The ISCP module has good content validity and can be used to assist undergraduate smokers in their cessation journey.
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