Effectiveness of decision aids on smoking cessation in adult patients: a systematic review protocol
Fernea Moyo1,2, Ella Archibald1,2, Jason T Slyer1,2
1College of Health Professions, Pace University, New York, USA.
Review Question:
The objective of this review is to determine the effectiveness of the use of decision aids in a shared decision-making encounter between any healthcare provider and adult patients who smoke, compared to standard education on smoking cessation, in any healthcare setting.Specifically, the review questions are: What is the effectiveness of the use of decision aids in a shared decision-making encounter in any healthcare setting between the healthcare provider and adult patients who smoke compared to standard education, based on the patient's.
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