Background Little research has investigated in-depth how physicians perceive their role in
smoking cessation care. This qualitative study sought to understand physicians' perceptions …

Abstract Objective Healthcare providers'(HCPs) perceptions of smokers' responsibility for
smoking may affect implementation of smoking cessation care (SCC), but are understudied …

Objective-To identify the factors that physicians believe impair their ability to provide
smoking cessation advice to their patients. Design-Ethnographic interviews of physicians …

Objective: To identify the motivators of and barriers to smoking cessation and to evaluate the
dynamics of the patient-physician visit. Methods: A total of 175 physicians and 347 patient …

Background/Aims: Physicians' reluctance to promoting smoking cessation reduces the
effectiveness of evidence-based recommendations resulting in suboptimal patient …

Background Although healthcare providers are well placed to help smokers quit,
implementation of smoking cessation care is still suboptimal. The Ask-Advise-Refer tasks …

Background Our aim was to study the smoking cessation-related 1) attitudes & experiences
and 2) consultation practices of Finnish physicians and to determine if there is a relationship …

Banja (2014) is rightly concerned with addicted health care professionals, a security issue
too rarely raised as even the magnitude of this problem remains poorly investigated, but his …

Main outcome measures Bivariate and multivariate relationships between 12 clinical
interventions regarding smoking and smoking cessation and 7 domains: basic …

To design strategies for provider education and implementation of clinical guidelines, this
study investigated how physicians (1) approach tobacco cessation, including barriers to …