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The effectiveness, health gains and barriers of an in-hospital tobacco cessation intervention. The Ottawa model: a successful story.
S. Papadakis (Ottawa (ON), Canada)
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Virtual Congress 2020 – Improving the delivery of tobacco-use treatment
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Improving the delivery of tobacco-use treatment
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