Background To understand the current situation of Chinese smoking cessation clinics and the situation of smokers who went to the clinic. To develop a grading sheet for the evaluation criteria for smoking cessation clinic. Methods The data were collected by the registration and regular follow-up questionnaires which were finished by medical workers from smoking cessation clinics. Combine the questionnaire and interview results, as well as the discussing results from experts, the initial evaluation index for smoking cessation clinic could be formed. Third, Delphi method was used to revise the system and obtain score of each index in the system. Results 1. Among the 55 smoking cessation clinics which reported the one month follow-up dat...
Objectives—To describe patterns of smok-ing and smoking cessation in China within the context of the...
Background and challenges to implementation Tobacco use is the leading preventable cause of morbidi...
Objective To investigate smoking prevalence and cessation services provided by male physicians in ho...
Background: Tobacco control is one of the biggest public health challenges globally and in China mai...
Background and challenges to implementation Facing the large amount of smokers and the prevalence t...
Background and challenges to implementation Many smoking cessation clinics are passive and dependen...
Introduction Treatment for smoking cessation is an important part of tobacco control and has been pr...
Background Accessible tobacco cessation network provide china one of the most effective measures to ...
Background: In the West, the effectiveness of smoking cessation programmes is well established. Smok...
Background Smoking cessation programs are well established in the West, but reports on smoking cessa...
INTRODUCTION: China has the highest number of tobacco smokers among the world\u27s nations; however,...
IntroductionWe examined Chinese physicians’ smoking behavior, knowledge of smoking’s health effects,...
Background In 2004, the first quitline (010-65089393) was set up by Beijing Chaoyang Hospital in Ch...
Among the 347 physicians surveyed, 58% of the male physicians and 18.8% of the female physicians wer...
China has more than 300 million cigarette smokers and 1 million deaths every year attributed to smok...
Objectives—To describe patterns of smok-ing and smoking cessation in China within the context of the...
Background and challenges to implementation Tobacco use is the leading preventable cause of morbidi...
Objective To investigate smoking prevalence and cessation services provided by male physicians in ho...
Background: Tobacco control is one of the biggest public health challenges globally and in China mai...
Background and challenges to implementation Facing the large amount of smokers and the prevalence t...
Background and challenges to implementation Many smoking cessation clinics are passive and dependen...
Introduction Treatment for smoking cessation is an important part of tobacco control and has been pr...
Background Accessible tobacco cessation network provide china one of the most effective measures to ...
Background: In the West, the effectiveness of smoking cessation programmes is well established. Smok...
Background Smoking cessation programs are well established in the West, but reports on smoking cessa...
INTRODUCTION: China has the highest number of tobacco smokers among the world\u27s nations; however,...
IntroductionWe examined Chinese physicians’ smoking behavior, knowledge of smoking’s health effects,...
Background In 2004, the first quitline (010-65089393) was set up by Beijing Chaoyang Hospital in Ch...
Among the 347 physicians surveyed, 58% of the male physicians and 18.8% of the female physicians wer...
China has more than 300 million cigarette smokers and 1 million deaths every year attributed to smok...
Objectives—To describe patterns of smok-ing and smoking cessation in China within the context of the...
Background and challenges to implementation Tobacco use is the leading preventable cause of morbidi...
Objective To investigate smoking prevalence and cessation services provided by male physicians in ho...