Aims To investigate whether there were changes in the rate of prescribing of smoking
cessation medications in the months leading up to, and after, the introduction of smoke‐free …

Objectives: To identify common themes between general practitioners (GP's) and patients on
smoking cessation in primary care in order to inform the development of acceptable …

Objectives We aimed to identify the experiences of Australian community pharmacists with
smokers and their associated perceptions of effective health warnings on individual cigarette …

This study assessed the degree of smoking cessation advice given by health professionals,
before and after their participation in a smoking cessation study using bupropion‐sustained …

Objectives To understand views of pharmacy advisers about smoker recruitment and
retention in the National Health Service community pharmacy stop smoking programme …

Background. The purpose of this study was, to identify predictors of quitting following
general practitioners'(GP) anti-smoking counseling. Methods. We studied determinants …

Context: Increasing the use of effective smoking cessation aids could in principle have a
substantial public health impact. The UK government has undertaken several major policy …

Background Beliefs about medicines are regarded as influencing factors on medication
adherence (Horne, 1997). Adherence levels in patients with chronic pulmonary diseases are …

Objective: To compare the characteristics of smokers who do and do not receive smoking
cessation treatment in primary care. Design: Prospective cohort study using practices …

Aims Previous research has shown that a substantial proportion of smokers believe that
nicotine causes serious diseases such as cancer, possibly deterring the use of nicotine …