Objectives. We evaluated the efficacy of a motivational tobacco cessation treatment
combined with nicotine replacement relative to usual care initiated in inpatient psychiatry …

Background: Programs for smoking cessation for cardiac patients are underused in Canada.
We examined the efficacy of an intervention for smoking cessation for patients admitted to …

Introduction: In an ethnically-diverse, uninsured psychiatric sample with co-occurring
drug/alcohol addiction, we evaluated the feasibility and reproducibility of a tobacco …

Purpose. To describe effective retention strategies in a clinical trial with a high risk, low-
income, and vulnerable patient population with serious mental illness. Design. Follow-up …

Introduction Adults with depression have higher rates of cigarette smoking and are more
likely to relapse than those without depression. Pharmacological, psychological, and …

Objectives: Tobacco use is undertreated in individuals with psychiatric and substance use
disorders (SUDs), with concerns that quitting smoking may compromise recovery. We …

Introduction The rates and intensity of tobacco use are higher in persons with schizophrenia
spectrum disorders (PwS) compared to the general population, contributing to increased …

Abstract The effectiveness of Motivational Enhancement Therapy (MET);(Miller & Rollnick,
1991) as a smoking intervention for college students was compared to a psychoeducational …