Source: International Congress 2018 – Tobacco use, attitudes and cessation training among healthcare professionals and prevention programmes
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O. Atkins (Essex, United Kingdom), K. Kaushik (Essex, United Kingdom), R. Sharma (Essex, United Kingdom). How can we improve smoking cessation practices on the acute medical unit?. 4557

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