Background Offering cessation support to health professionals who smoke to ensure optimal
implementation of cessation support for patients is a key recommendation of the WHO …

berkelmans a., burton d., page k. & worrall‐carter l.(2011) Registered Nurses' smoking
behaviours and their attitudes to personal cessation. Journal of Advanced Nursing67 (7) …

Purpose To evaluate a brief educational program about smoking cessation on the frequency
of nurses' interventions with smokers, and impact of nurses' smoking status on outcomes …

Aim and rationale: The preventable nature of smoking‐associated diseases places a
responsibility on health professionals for smoking‐related health promotion. This paper …

Aim To examine the smoking behaviour, knowledge and attitudes of nurses, their
willingness to provide smoking cessation support to patients, the accessibility of training in …

METHODS A quantitative, cross-sectional survey design was adopted. Healthcare
professionals (n= 133) who attended one of ten training sessions on brief interventions for …

Background: Tobacco dependence treatment efforts have focused on primary care
physicians (PCPs), but evidence suggests that they are insufficient to help most smokers …

Aims and objectives. To test the transportability and implementation of the Tobacco Tactics
intervention using the Reach, Effectiveness, Adoption, Implementation and Maintenance …

This study identified major challenges to be addressed before student nurses can achieve
their full potential in providing effective and comprehensive smoking cessation interventions …

Background: It is estimated that 18% of registered nurses smoke. Although nurses can make
an important contribution to national cessation efforts, continuing smoking among nurses …