Add to ORKGThe rate of cigarette smoking in Australia has been stable over recent years following many years of decline. Enhancing the provision of cessation advice in general practice is crucial if further reductions in smoking are to occur. It is important that new strategies build on already existing expertise, are viable within a general practice setting, and are engaging for both practitioner and patient.</p
Item does not contain fulltextThis article reviews the practice guideline from the Dutch College of ...
RATIONALE: To assess the success rate of smoking cessation with the "minimal intervention strategy" ...
This study assessed the effectiveness of a 3.5-h training session for general practitioners (GPs) in...
The rate of cigarette smoking in Australia has been stable over recent years following many years of...
General practitioners are the first point of contact for patients seeking health advice as more than...
Reductions in smoking rate have levelled off - many remaining smokers will pose challenges in treatm...
Background: Prevalence of tobacco smoking in the Australian community has fallen. However, tobacco s...
Introduction. Roles for pharmacists in general practice are developing in Australia. It is known tha...
BACKGROUND: GPs have limited capacity to routinely provide smoking cessation support. New strategies...
General practitioners have been encouraged to be more active in helping their patients to stop smoki...
BACKGROUND: Smoking cessation counselling is a key component of medical treatment and health promoti...
This paper seeks to report on smoking rates, quit attempt methods and success rates among adult pati...
OBJECTIVE: In 1991, the Victorian Smoking and Health Program introduced a simple intervention strate...
Issues: To contribute towards reversing the tobacco pandemic, professional organisational alliances ...
a recent comparison of the burden of illness of a number of conditions – and the impact of a wide ra...
Item does not contain fulltextThis article reviews the practice guideline from the Dutch College of ...
RATIONALE: To assess the success rate of smoking cessation with the "minimal intervention strategy" ...
This study assessed the effectiveness of a 3.5-h training session for general practitioners (GPs) in...
The rate of cigarette smoking in Australia has been stable over recent years following many years of...
General practitioners are the first point of contact for patients seeking health advice as more than...
Reductions in smoking rate have levelled off - many remaining smokers will pose challenges in treatm...
Background: Prevalence of tobacco smoking in the Australian community has fallen. However, tobacco s...
Introduction. Roles for pharmacists in general practice are developing in Australia. It is known tha...
BACKGROUND: GPs have limited capacity to routinely provide smoking cessation support. New strategies...
General practitioners have been encouraged to be more active in helping their patients to stop smoki...
BACKGROUND: Smoking cessation counselling is a key component of medical treatment and health promoti...
This paper seeks to report on smoking rates, quit attempt methods and success rates among adult pati...
OBJECTIVE: In 1991, the Victorian Smoking and Health Program introduced a simple intervention strate...
Issues: To contribute towards reversing the tobacco pandemic, professional organisational alliances ...
a recent comparison of the burden of illness of a number of conditions – and the impact of a wide ra...
Item does not contain fulltextThis article reviews the practice guideline from the Dutch College of ...
RATIONALE: To assess the success rate of smoking cessation with the "minimal intervention strategy" ...
This study assessed the effectiveness of a 3.5-h training session for general practitioners (GPs) in...