Effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of an intensive and abbreviated individualized smoking cessation program delivered by pharmacists: A pragmatic, mixed-method, randomized trial.

Leslie C E PhillipsHai NguyenTerri L GengeW Joy Maddigan

Published in: Canadian pharmacists journal : CPJ = Revue des pharmaciens du Canada : RPC (2022)

Pharmacist-led smoking cessation programs are effective and highly cost-effective. Widespread implementation, facilitated by remuneration, has potential to lower smoking prevalence and associated costs and harms.

Keyphrases

smoking cessation
quality improvement
replacement therapy
randomized controlled trial
primary care
risk factors
systematic review
healthcare
public health
clinical trial
risk assessment
climate change
double blind