Patient-centred tobacco management approaches tobacco smoking as a chronic disease and can be offered to all smokers irrespective of their attitude to quitting. Maintaining a long-term relationship with smokers enables the adoption of flexible solutions and shared goals. It is argued that patient-centred tobacco management potentially heightens the chances of eventual abstinence for smokers who are unable, or not yet ready to quit. [Gould, GS. Patient-centred tobacco management
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Patient-centred tobacco management
Drug and Alcohol Review, Vol.33(1), pp.93-98
2014
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- Title
- Patient-centred tobacco management
- Creators
- Gillian Sandra Gould - James Cook University
- Publication Details
- Drug and Alcohol Review, Vol.33(1), pp.93-98
- Identifiers
- 3145; 991012820406802368
- Academic Unit
- Faculty of Health; School of Health and Human Sciences
- Resource Type
- Journal article