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Try, Try, Try Again—Smoking Cessation Clinics and Their Role in the Cessation Journey

November 15, 2020
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Commentary Stepankova and colleagues demonstrate that the second round of treatment for smoking cessation can be as effective as the first round. It is important to recognize that, in a clinical context, most smokers will have already made multiple q
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E-Cigarettes and Combustible Tobacco Use: Attitudes and Behaviours

April 28, 2020
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This report presents a synthesis of findings from public opinion research that review causes for first-time use of tobacco and vaping products. This includes motivating factors for use (device features, available flavours, social benefits, cost, and
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OTRU Knowledge and Evaluation Support Newsletter (September)

September 17, 2017
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This Knowledge and Evaluation Support newsletter highlights two projects. The first, the Niagara Pharmacy Quit Smoking Pilot Program, was a program to support smoking cessation in community pharmacies. The second, Youth Tobacco Prevention with Dental
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Can Dentists Help Patients Quit Smoking? The Role of Cessation Medications

March 09, 2017
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Abstract: Background: Clinical trials show the efficacy of dentists’ counseling in smoking cessation. However, little is known about the effectiveness of such advice in the general population of smokers. Objective: To examine the association between
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Health Professional Advice, Use of Medications and Smoking Cessation: A Population-Based Prospective Cohort Study

October 09, 2016
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Abstract: Introduction: The mediating role of cessation medications in the association between health professional advice and quitting behaviors is unclear. Methods: Data were from the Ontario Tobacco Survey longitudinal study, collected between July
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Tobacco-Related Medical Education and Physician Interventions with Parents Who Smoke: Survey of Canadian Family Physicians and Pediatricians

February 10, 2010
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Abstract Objective: To examine the relationship between physicians’ tobacco-related medical training and physicians’ confidence in their tobacco-related skills and smoking-related interventions with parents of child patients. Design: Mail
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On the Front Line of Smoking Cessation: Education Needs of Community Pharmacists

April 10, 2005
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Abstract Background: Nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) is now available without prescription, and pharmacists have an opportunity to be the primary health care professionals advising patients who want to try this smoking cessation aid. Undergraduate
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On the Front Line of Smoking Cessation: Pharmacists Practices and Self-Perception

April 10, 2005
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Abstract Background: Pharmacists can be effective in helping patients to quit smoking, and opportunities for such interaction have been facilitated by legislative change making nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) available without prescription in Cana
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