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was to identify barriers preventing family physicians from participating in smoking cessation. …

… strategies was perceived as an important barrier by only 20% of respondents in this study.
Perhaps contradictory to prevailing perceptions of economic ‘drivers’ in Australian …

… of this study Our qualitative methodology allowed us to explore the perceptions, opinions and
… We recognise that we may not have accessed all possible opinions (for example, although …

… The trained EPs also identified fewer barriers to providing tobacco guidance to their patients
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of Physicians’ (STOP) survey. The … Primary care physicians have a unique opportunity to …

… to review demonstrated barriers to implementing smoking cessa… from primary care physicians,
as well as the barrier perceived by … in clinical practice: the views of general practitioners in …

… Primary care physicians can contribute to reducing the prevalence of … The second section
of the questionnaire was designed to learn about the opinions of the GPs on the roles of health …

… the actual treatment techniques used and the obstacles seen to effective office-based health
… medical school curricula include useful reviews of health lifestyle change techniques and …

… general practitioners in smoking cessation and suggests initiatives to enhance general practice
as a setting for effective smoking cessation … barriers are education in smoking cessation …

… Notwithstanding these limitations, our study suggests that … of general physicians in smoking
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