Sentence examples for ongoing cessation from inspiring English sources

VHWs uniformly endorsed the program concept, even suggesting that they were more "suitable than their clinical colleagues" to provide more intensive counseling and ongoing cessation assistance outside of the CHC setting: "It is more suitable and effective if we rather than other people working in other departments give counseling to smokers to quit".

Intervention participants will be provided with a brief motivational interview in the inpatient setting and options of ongoing smoking cessation support post discharge: nicotine replacement therapy (NRT); referral to Quitline; smoking cessation groups; and fortnightly telephone support.

This protocol describes a randomised controlled trial that will test the feasibility, acceptability and efficacy of linking inpatient smoking care with ongoing community cessation support for smokers with a mental illness.

This is an evaluation of an ongoing inpatient smoking cessation program available in Austria and aims to show to what extent even heavy nicotine dependent smokers can benefit from a three-week inpatient therapy.

This study is the first of its kind internationally to test, via randomised controlled trial, the feasibility, acceptability and efficacy of integrating inpatient smoking care with post discharge ongoing, multimodal smoking cessation treatment for persons with an acute mental illness.

Compared to ReST therapy four times per week, the twice-weekly frequency produces similar treatment gains but no ongoing improvement after the cessation of treatment.

Firstly, it is difficult to determine whether recovery after injury constitutes solely a repair process or whether cessation of ongoing injurious processes by cell therapy also contributes to the effect seen.

CVS Caremark is a natural partner for our cause given the bold move they made in February to remove tobacco from their stores, along with their ongoing commitment to smoking cessation and lung health.

Behavior change outcomes were examined using 3- and 6-month follow-up data for participants reporting risky behavior at baseline and were tabulated by group assignment as binary outcomes (cessation vs. ongoing risky behavior) with Fisher's exact test p-values.

There is also an ongoing need to link cessation programmes with wider tobacco control measures that support disadvantaged populations to change behaviour.

Late-phase muscle weakness persists in many patients despite resolution of lung injury and cessation of ongoing acute inflammation-driven muscle atrophy.