Effectiveness of specialist group treatment for smoking cessation vs. one-to-one treatment in primary care [An article from: Addictive Behaviors]
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Objective: Using a quasi-experimental design, this paper contributes to an important debate about the most effective form of psychological treatment to aid smoking cessation: group treatment provided by specialists or one-to-one treatment provided in the community by primary care nurses or pharmacists. Methods: Data were routinely collected from 1501 clients of a large London stop smoking service that offered both group and one-to-one treatment. Results: A quarter (
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Effectiveness of specialist group treatment for smoking cessation vs. one-to-one treatment in primary care [An article from: Addictive Behaviors]
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