Nursing Education to Reduce Use of Tobacco and Alternative Tobacco Products: Change Is Imperative.

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Carina Katigbak

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Madeline Naegle

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Sherry Zhou

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Effect of cessation interventions on hookah smoking: post-hoc analysis of a cluster-randomized controlled trial.

Nursing research and treatment of tobacco dependence: state of the science.

Making a difference: nursing scholarship and leadership in tobacco control.

Knowledge, Beliefs, Behaviors, and Social Norms Related to Use of Alternative Tobacco Products Among Undergraduate and Graduate Nursing Students in an Urban U.S. University Setting.

Nurses' knowledge, attitudes and beliefs regarding substance use: a questionnaire survey.

Survey of alcohol and other drug use attitudes and behaviors in nursing students.

The participation of health professionals in a smoking-cessation programme positively influences the smoking cessation advice given to patients.

Report from a national tobacco dependence survey of psychiatric nurses.

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Michael Weitzman

Scott Sherman

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