Categories · Health/Science
· Cessation
· Lung Cancer
· COPD
USA, by State · Oregon
|
Jump to full article: ScienceDaily Magazine, 2008-04-03
Intro: Smokers with lung disease require more than brief smoking cessation interventions to successfully quit, researchers in the Oregon Health & Science University Smoking Cessation Center report.
Although effective treatments for smoking cessation exist, and research has shown that patients who receive smoking cessation treatment are twice as likely to quit -- limited insurance coverage, poor adherence to practice guidelines, lack of clinician training in smoking cessation, time constraints and inadequate clinic systems to easily identify and treat smokers have limited the availability and quality of smoking cessation treatment.
Jump to full article » |