Overcoming limits to tobacco control: using the Internet to bridge clinical and public health interventions
Thomas K Houston1, Daniel E Ford, Rajani S Sadasivam
1University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Medicine; Deep South Center for Effectiveness Research, Birmingham VAMC, USA.
Abstract:
Links between clinical and public health interventions are limited. Using the Internet as a delivery method provides the potential to link multiple intervention components, but this potential has not yet been realized. In this poster, we present results of a formative assessment to identify approaches to improving clinical-public health linkages.
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