… implement effective smoking cessation care in their practice. … effect on smoking cessation
support was quantified based on … (∼1.5 to 2y after receiving the tool) and qualitative interviews …

… they use too little NRT or stop earlier than recommended. … best aligns with her quitting and
NRT intentions at the time. … of necessity beliefs (quitting preferences, expectations of efficacy, …

… of more effective tailored smoking cessation interventions. … to do so, despite a potential
lack of self-belief in their ability. … on the lack of intention of MHPs to deliver smoking cessation …

… has cast considerable doubt on its effectiveness, leading to it … through snowball
recommendations from service users or via … than smoking and sometimes expressed future …

… the recommended level (0.7); therefore, the two beliefs could … Qualitative studies involving
in-depth interviews of smokers … , perceived benefits, and self-efficacy, 3 concepts crucial for …

… ) maintaining commitment and (v) building self-efficacy. This … wellbeing and their belief in
their ability to quit. These factors … of qualitative studies included in this review contributed a …

… recommend offering routine brief cessation advice to quit, … specialist or GP (general practitioner)
pre and postoperatively if they … Similarly, clinicians’ beliefs in either the effectiveness of a …

… Qualitative interviews will be conducted in a subsample of … have no intention of stopping
immediately or seeking cessation … General practice teams review patients with chronic diseases …

… “smoking cessation” AND attitude OR perception OR belief AND … , intention to quit smoking
or reduce smoking in the next three-month, perceived advantages of NRT, “perceived efficacy …

… ’ beliefs and practices regarding providing smoking cessation brief … to enhance its efficacy.
For the purpose of this … smoking cessation with patients (50%) or refer them to support (59%). …