Investigating Changes in Patients’ Smoking Behavior, Tobacco Dependence, and Motivation to Stop Smoking Following a “Smoke-Free” Mental Health Inpatient Stay: Results From a Longitudinal Survey in England | Zendy

Tom Ainscough | Zendy; Alex Mitchell | Zendy; Catherine Hewitt | Zendy; Michelle Horspool | Zendy; Pete Stewart | Zendy; Suzy Ker | Zendy; Lesley Colley | Zendy; Claire Paul | Zendy; Phil Hough | Zendy; Simon Hough | Zendy; John Britton | Zendy; Elena Ratschen | Zendy

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Investigating Changes in Patients’ Smoking Behavior, Tobacco Dependence, and Motivation to Stop Smoking Following a “Smoke-Free” Mental Health Inpatient Stay: Results From a Longitudinal Survey in England

Author(s) -

Tom Ainscough,

Alex Mitchell,

Catherine Hewitt,

Michelle Horspool,

Pete Stewart,

Suzy Ker,

Lesley Colley,

Claire Paul,

Phil Hough,

Simon Hough,

John Britton,

Elena Ratschen

Publication year - 2020

Publication title -

nicotine and tobacco research

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 1.338

H-Index - 113

eISSN - 1469-994X

pISSN - 1462-2203

DOI - 10.1093/ntr/ntaa258

Subject(s) - medicine , smoking ban , smoking cessation , mental health , smoke , psychiatry , quit smoking , demography , environmental health , physics , pathology , meteorology , sociology

In line with national guidance, mental health Trusts in England are implementing complete smoke-free policies. We investigated inpatients' changes in smoking behavior, tobacco dependence, vaping, and motivation to stop smoking between pre-admission and post-discharge.

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