Twelve-month outcomes of a group-randomized community health advocate-led smoking cessation intervention in public housing

Autor: Jessica A. Davine, Matthew Scarpaci, Tegan Evans, Alan C. Geller, Vaughan W. Rees, Timothy Heeren, Belinda Borrelli, Daniel R. Brooks, John Kane, Jonathan Greenbaum, Joanna L Burtner

Publikováno v: Brooks, D R, Burtner, J, Borrelli, B, Heeren, T C, Evans, T, Davine, J, Greenbaum, J, Scarpaci, M, Kane, J, Rees, V W & Geller, A C 2018, ' Twelve-month outcomes of a group-randomized community health advocate-led smoking cessation intervention in public housing ', Nicotine and Tobacco Research, vol. 20, no. 12, pp. 1434-1441 . https://doi.org/10.1093/ntr/ntx193

BackgroundLower rates of smoking cessation are a major reason for the higher prevalence of smoking among socioeconomically disadvantaged adults. Because barriers to quitting are both more numerous and severe, socioeconomically disadvantaged smokers m

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