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Brief smoking cessation interventions by family physicians in northwestern Ontario rural hospitals
Canadian Journal of Rural Medicine, 04/21/09

Smith PM et al. - Based on respondents' positive beliefs, confidence and current clinical practice relative to tobacco interventions, physicians in NW Ontario seem well positioned to play a key role in helping to reduce the high rates of tobacco use and tobacco-related diseases by providing smoking cessation interventions to patients who have been admitted to hospital.

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