Abstract Introduction and Aims Nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) is recommended as a
smoking cessation aid for hospitalised smokers. We examined factors associated with NRT …

Introduction: We assessed whether providing inpatient smokers with nicotine replacement
therapy (NRT) to relieve withdrawal symptoms while hospitalized was associated with self …

Background: No-smoking policies are mandatory in US hospitals. Consequently, smokers
who are hospitalized must temporarily stop smoking. Nicotine-replacement therapy (NRT) …

Background Nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) was licensed for harm reduction in the
United Kingdom in 2005, and guidance to UK Stop-Smoking Services (SSS) to include long …

Introduction: Suboptimal use of nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) may pose a significant
barrier to smokers attempting to quit. We examined NRT use as a predictor of smoking …

Introduction: Hospital pharmacists currently play a limited role in the management of nicotine
withdrawal and smoking-cessation. They have multiple tasks and limited time; a strong …

Background: Smoking is a major public health issue, estimated as causing 120 000 deaths
in the UK per year. Smoking cessation is an important aspect of the treatment of many …

Background: Cigarette smoking remains a health issue despite declining prevalence in
Australia. The burden of tobacco‐related morbidity affects hospitals, particularly those in …

Introduction: Nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) medications have been shown to be
effective in increasing smoking cessation rates. There is, however, a lack of good evidence …

Methods: As part of ongoing follow-up of a cohort established in 1989 in Washington
County, Maryland, a questionnaire mailed in 1998 included a question about ever use of the …