Why and How Smoking Cessation Must Be Implemented in Urology Clinics as a Standard of Care.
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Abstract
Smoking cessation is a cost-efficient and important intervention in urology. Implementation studies are required to identify how support for smoking cessation can be successfully introduced in daily clinical routine in urology.
Medical subject headings
- Smoking Cessation
- Urology