Source: International Congress 2019 – Minimally invasive thoracic surgery
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S. Lugg (Birmingham, United Kingdom), A. Kerr (Birmingham, United Kingdom), S. Kadiri (Birmingham, United Kingdom), A. Budacan (Birmingham, United Kingdom), P. Mannix (Birmingham, United Kingdom), J. Brown (London, United Kingdom), R. West (London, United Kingdom), A. Farley (Birmingham, United Kingdom), C. Golby (Birmingham, United Kingdom), D. Thickett (Birmingham, United Kingdom), B. Naidu (Birmingham, United Kingdom). Developing a digital health tool for stopping smoking in the thoracic surgery pathway. 1072

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