Introduction Physician-brief advice has been utilized in high-income countries to promote
smoking cessation among cancer patients. Empirical evidence on its effectiveness among …

Continued smoking in cancer patients is commonly observed in Jordan. In a country that
exhibits some of the highest smoking rates globally, enhancing patient education regarding …

Cancer survivors benefit from evidence-based smoking cessation treatment. A crucial first
step in this process is a clinician recommending that the patient quit smoking. However …

Background Despite smoking cessation can largely improve cancer prognosis and quality of
life, many patients continued smoking after the diagnosis of cancer. This study aims to test …

ABSTRACT BACKGROUND As the number of cancer survivors increases, the assessment
and intervention for smoking among survivors are increasingly important. OBJECTIVE This …

Methods A self-administered, web-based (mobile-friendly), anonymous questionnaire was
developed on LimeSurvey and sent by e-mail to Lebanese physicians of different specialties …

This study examined smoking cessation support (SCS) by oncologists in a Jordanian cancer
center and found it to be deficient. Recommendations to improve SCS include improving …

Illnesses that are caused by smoking remain as the world's leading cause of preventable
death. Smoking and tobacco use constitute approximately 30% of all cancer-related deaths …

Aim To asses smoking cessation counselling practices (SCC) among health care providers
dealing with cancer patients. Method A cross‐sectional design was used with a sample of …

Many individuals who use tobacco will continue to smoke after a cancer diagnosis and
throughout treatment. This study aims to better understand cancer patient preferences to …