Aim To evaluate the influence of predictors of smoking-on-smoking cessation in the
Freedom From Tobacco Program (FFT) offered by Southern California Permanente Medical …

Introduction Community health workers (CHW) may be effective in the delivery of tobacco
dependence treatment with underserved groups. This study evaluated two evidence-based …

Background: Although smokers with mental illness express willingness to quit smoking, they
rarely receive advice or assistance from a healthcare provider. Research has found that …

Objectives: To evaluate social and program factors associated with the one-year smoking
cessation rate among participants of a smoking cessation program at a managed care …

Smoking and tobacco use continue to be a public health issue for over 40 million Americans,
which explains the appropriateness and abundance of smoking cessation programs …

This article examines the effect of tobacco cessation treatment factors and environmental,
structural, and client factors on participation in tobacco cessation programs among adults in …

Background According to a World Health Organization (WHO) report, the prevalence of
smoking in Iranian individuals aged 15–64 is up to 12%. Objective The aim of the current …

Background: This study sought to determine the availability of tobacco cessation services in
free clinics. Methods: In fall 2007, a survey was emailed to free clinics that asked …

Smoking is the single most critical problem behavior for health intervention. Health care
professionals, especially nurses, need a better understanding of the smoking cessation …

Introduction Lower rates of smoking cessation among disadvantaged groups contribute to
widening health-disparities. With this recognition, in 2010 free-of-charge/subsidized …