Aim To explore the views of current and ex‐smoker nurses on their role in supporting
patients to stop smoking. Background Long‐term conditions are closely linked to harmful …

Background A better understanding of whether nurses' own smoking behaviours influence
their engagement with smoking cessation interventions is needed. Aim To establish whether …

Aim and rationale: The preventable nature of smoking‐associated diseases places a
responsibility on health professionals for smoking‐related health promotion. This paper …

berkelmans a., burton d., page k. & worrall‐carter l.(2011) Registered Nurses' smoking
behaviours and their attitudes to personal cessation. Journal of Advanced Nursing67 (7) …

This article presents a literature review on smoking rates among nurses and the nursing role
in promoting smoking cessation worldwide. Findings included wide variations between …

Background Europe continues to have among the highest worldwide prevalence of adult
smoking (28%) and the highest among females (19%). Nurses' rates of smoking in the …

Cigarette smoking is a major cause of premature death, disease and reduced quality of life
in Australia and other industrialised countries. While the overall prevalence of smoking has …

Aim To examine the smoking behaviour, knowledge and attitudes of nurses, their
willingness to provide smoking cessation support to patients, the accessibility of training in …

Background Smoking is a major public health problem in Croatia. It is unknown to what
extent nurses in Croatia use interventions for smoking cessation to help their patients. This …

Qualified nurses' smoking prevalence: their reasons for smoking and desire to quit Aim and
rationale. The preventable nature of smoking related diseases places a major responsibility …