Introduction: Advice can have a small but clinically important effect in promoting smoking
cessation. Where studied, the rate of delivery has been found to be low. Training has been …

Introduction: We evaluated an intervention to teach physicians how to help their smoking
patients quit compared to usual care in Argentina. Methods: Physicians were recruited from …

Resumen ALBA, Luz Helena; MURILLO, Raúl; CASTILLO, Juan Sebastián y GRUPO
ELABORADOR DE GUIAS DE CESACION DE TABACO DEL INC. Counseling interventions …

Aims A systematic review of studies testing the effectiveness of educational and practice
base strategies to increase the involvement of primary health‐care practitioners in the …

OBJECTIVE: To explore demographic-, health-, and smoking-related predictors and
moderators of outcome in smokers who participated in two different brief smoking cessation …

Abstract Introduction: In line with Article 14 guidelines for the WHO Framework Convention
on Tobacco Control, we aimed to assess the progress in training individuals to deliver …

OBJECTIVE: This study assessed a newly set-up, hospital-based smoking cessation clinic
with regard to continuous abstinence rates and the effectiveness of concomittant nicotine …

Background There is good evidence that brief interventions from health professionals can
increase rates of smoking cessation. A number of trials have examined whether specific …

Background: Physician-implemented interventions for smoking cessation are effective but
infrequently used. We evaluated smoking cessation practices among physicians in …

Background Physician training in smoking cessation counseling has been shown to be
effective as a means to increase quit success. We assessed the cost-effectiveness ratio of a …