Clinicians Overview
You can double their odds to quit smoking
Research shows the simple act of a clinician asking a patient about tobacco use and offering to help them address it can double the patient’s odds of quitting.
This is your source for tobacco treatment training, based on the latest peer-reviewed research. Here, you can request to have a UW-CTRI specialist come to your health system, hospital or clinic and provide free evidence-based training and technical assistance to you and your staff.
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