Aim To examine factors influencing current and ex‐smokers' decisions to use e‐cigarettes or
behavioural support, including potential impacts of any differences in perspectives between …

Introduction: We have undertaken four online surveys of Stop Smoking Service (SSS)
practitioners in England, between 2011 and 2016, in order to enhance our understanding of …

Introduction: Electronic cigarette (e-cigarette) use rose substantially within the UK in recent
years but currently, Stop Smoking Services in England do not prescribe them due to a lack of …

Little is known about whether e-cigarette use influences tobacco smokers' decisions around
other smoking cessation options, including the most effective one available: stop smoking …

The UK Stop Smoking Services (SSS) are a source of information and advice on e-cigarettes
for smokers and thus it is important to understand the knowledge of, and attitudes towards, e …

The aims of the study were to (1) describe how and why smokers start to vape and what
products they use;(2) relate findings to the COM-B theory of behaviour change (three …

Background: In the UK, most smokers choosing e-cigarettes to quit smoking will access
vaping via commercial routes. In recent years, however, a shift towards medicalisation of …

Background The social gradient in smoking rates persist with an overrepresentation of
smoking and its associated harms concentrated within lower socioeconomic status (SES) …

Background and aims E‐cigarettes are the most popular consumer choice for support with
smoking cessation in the United Kingdom. However, there are concerns that long‐term e …

AimTo explore how e-cigarettes are perceived by a group of e-cigarette users and a group of
Stop Smoking Advisors (SSAs), what are the risks and benefits they associate with e …