Objectives There remains a need to identify effective smoking cessation interventions in
severely disadvantaged populations. This trial aimed to examine the effectiveness of an …

Background Smoking rates remain unacceptably high among individuals who are socially
disadvantaged. Social and community service organisations (SCSO) are increasingly …

Background Disadvantaged groups are an important target for smoking cessation
intervention. Smoking rates are markedly higher among severely socially disadvantaged …

The 'quit4u'stop smoking service (SSS) was developed by National Health Service (NHS)
Tayside for smokers in deprived areas of Dundee (UK). quit4u combined behavioural …

Abstract Introduction and Aims. Novel ways of accessing and engaging smokers who are
socially and economically disadvantaged may help reduce socioeconomic disparities in …

Objective This study aimed to: i) explore potential sources of cessation support as
nominated by disadvantaged smokers; and ii) identify factors influencing decisions to use …

Issue addressed Smoking rates among very disadvantaged populations groups are much
higher than for the general Australian population. Smoking makes a significant contribution …

Reaching disadvantaged groups for smoking cessation represents a significant challenge.
Not-for-profit community service organizations (CSOs) represent a promising setting for the …

Objective–To assess the representativeness of a smoking cessation clinic population when
compared to a populationbased sample of smokers from the same community. Subjects …

Background In countries where there are large disparities in smoking with persistent high
rates among disadvantaged groups, there is a need to ensure that stop smoking services …