Background Primary care is an important setting in which to treat tobacco addiction.
However, the rates at which providers address smoking cessation and the success of that …

Introduction The objective of this systematic review was to investigate what education and
training characteristics prepares and supports health-care professionals (HCPs) in the …

Background Although healthcare providers are well placed to help smokers quit,
implementation of smoking cessation care is still suboptimal. The Ask-Advise-Refer tasks …

This study assessed the effectiveness of a 3.5-h training session for general practitioners
(GPs) in providing brief stop-smoking advice and compared two methods of giving advice …

Background Action on smoking, obesity, excess alcohol, and physical inactivity in primary
care is effective and cost-effective, but implementation is low. The aim was to examine the …

Objective The primary aim of this study was to examine the self-reported, routine clinical
practice behaviors of Australian optometrists with respect to advice regarding smoking, diet …

Introduction Despite tobacco use as the largest preventable cause of premature death in the
US, many healthcare providers continue to lack the knowledge and confidence in employing …

Background: Tobacco use is undertreated in the medical setting. One driver may be
inadequate tobacco use disorder treatment (TUDT) training for clinicians in specialties …

Background. Rates of tobacco treatment delivery in primary care are suboptimal. Aims. We
report on the effectiveness of the TiTAN Crete intervention on rates of patient-reported 4As …

Introduction: Young workers in the United States are injured at higher rates than adults, a
trend that has persisted for more than two decades. Despite known risks, young people …