… quit; in addition, the perceived importance of several barriers to … A greater proportion of the
female respondents to the 2000 survey … Similar proportions had completed family medicine …

… study aimed to evaluate the opinions of family physicians, who have an important place in
preventive health services, on some tobacco … The biggest obstacles to healthcare professionals…

… this study were to examine GPs’ provision of smoking cessation activities… interventions in
general practice. System-level … : Opinions, current practices, readiness to change and perceived …

… this study to assess smoking status, barriers to quitting, and … , neurology, orthopedics, family
medicine, and radiology — … The opinions expressed by authors contributing to this journal …

… the effectiveness of benchmarked feedback on clinician referrals to … barriers, such as those
provided in this investigation. Holtrop [28] has undertaken a study testing the use of a practice …

… In the current study, 38.8% of the primary care physicians reported … to the opinions of primary
care physicians, primary care is a … review of 19 studies to investigate perceived barriers to …

… The survey participants were identified through the existing network of family physicians’ …
respondents expressed contradictory opinion regarding feasibility of referring smokers to …

… the opinions of the physicians … barriers for more preventive medicine were time limitations
and pessimism regarding outcomes.-10 Moreover, the physician smokers in the present study …

… and expectations of GPs’ help in smoking cessation in a Polish medical setting. Methods …
order to explore the smokers’ views of their GP’s role in smoking cessation. The method refers …

… and beyond the degree of barriers that they reported, such … In line with this, many primary
care physicians and … to examine this for views on responsibility for smoking cessation as well. …