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Smoking causes an enormous burden on public health. While policy measures to control tobacco

use are being applied all over the world, inadequate attention has been given to what the health care

professionals can do in their routine work with patients. The present document, Encouraging

Stopping Smoking gives information on how medical professionals and health workers can increase

the likelihood of their patients stopping smoking. It also gives guidelines on this aspect being

included in medical and nursing training programmes.

This document has been developed by Dr R.A. Walsh and Professor Rob W. Sanson-Fisher of

Australia, and WHO is indeed grateful to them for having undertaken this task. They have also

been responsible for incorporating many changes that were suggested by a series of reviewers,

within and outside WHO.

Encouraging Stopping Smoking is part of the Behavioural Science Learning Modules series of the

World Health Organization (WHO). This series is aimed at providing behavioural science

knowledge and skills to health care professionals to positively influence the health of their patients.

It is hoped that the present document is useful tool for these professionals and their trainers. We

would be pleased to receive any feedback on the usefulness of this document and suggestions on

how to improve it. These suggestions may be sent to the undersigned.Explanation:

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