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The BI method increased the smoking cessation rate by an average of two percentage points of all current smokers within 1 year in the U.S. (14). In addition, a systematic review of 13 primary studies found that the BI achieved a success rate of 40% for quit attempts for its recipients (15, 16).
Physician advice, nurse advice, individual counseling with a cessation specialist, group behavioral interventions, telephone counseling, and mobile phonebased interventions have all been found to be effective to increase cessation of cigarette smoking.
Smoking cessation interventions, including physician advice, counseling, and pharmacotherapy, can further increase the rate of smoking abstinence [8,9,10]. However, a systematic review revealed that smoking cessation for 6 months showed a low efficacy of 2030% to maintain smoking abstinence [11].
Effective population-based commercial tobacco control interventions include tobacco price increases, high-impact anti-tobacco mass media campaigns, comprehensive smoke-free policies, and cessation access.
The 5 As method consists of the following steps: Ask all patients about tobacco use; Advise tobacco users to quit (e. Assess the patients willingness to make a quit attempt (e. Assist in the quit attempt with medications, counseling, and referrals to behavioral treatment programs; and.
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Eleven studies found that smokefree laws and policies in workplaces were associated with a median 6.4% increase in tobacco use cessation. Twenty-one studies found that these laws and policies were associated with a median 3.4% decrease in tobacco use prevalence.

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