… The authors carried out a systematic review and a meta-analysis on smoking cessation
interventions on health -care workers to clarify the state of the art interventions and to identify the …

… This meta-analysis suggested that overall the previously tested smoking cessation programs
… insurance or their healthcare provider was also provided. The use of this evidence-based …

… vary in intensity, frequency, mode of contact (eg group, telephone and face-to-face support)
and provider type. Tobacco cessation behavioural change techniques (BCTs) have been …

… is therefore needed that uses meta-analysis to quantify the effect of smoking cessation …
the routine practices of smoking cessation service providers supporting rural and remote …

… that smoking cessation interventions applied in the workplace have a large effect. We
recommend that the long‐term effects of increasing effectiveness of these interventions be …

… and motivational elements, intervention providers, delivery modes… smoking cessation
interventions to protect infants from the harms of parental smoking; smoking cessation interventions …

… The results are also relevant for healthcare providers and society at large as the health of
the population would improve and healthcare costs would be reduced [74]. Offering ISCIs …

… effectiveness of group-based smoking cessation interventions on smoking cessation at 6-month …
as the number and type of BCTs domain(s); and frequency, providers, and setting of the …

… meta-analysis is to investigate and summarize the intervention methods focusing on smoking
cessation … This study provided evidence for health care providers to design appropriate and …

… studies reporting interventions for patients or providers: 14 … , 3 educational interventions
on smoking cessation alone, 3 … the effects of smoking cessation interventions in adult patients …