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Tobacco cessation: screening and interventions.

Yoo-Bin Seo¹, Sang-Wook Song², Sung-Goo Kang²

¹Department of Family Medicine, Wonkwang University Sanbon Hospital, Wonkwang University School of Medicine, Gunpo, Korea.

Korean Journal of Family Medicine

|October 29, 2024

Summary

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Physician-led identification and interventions effectively promote tobacco cessation. Digital tools can further enhance quitting success, improving overall health outcomes.

Keywords:

Identification Intervention Smoking Cessation Tobacco Cessation

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Preventive Medicine
Behavioral Science

Background:

Tobacco use is a leading cause of disease and death in South Korea.
Early detection and evidence-based interventions are crucial for tobacco cessation.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate the identification and intervention strategies for tobacco use.
To align with the Lifetime Health Maintenance Program and United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommendations.

Main Methods:

Conducted an overview of reviews based on USPSTF recommendations.
Performed literature searches and quality assessments of existing reviews.

Main Results:

Physician-led identification and advising significantly increase tobacco cessation rates.
Behavioral and pharmacological interventions show robust efficacy compared to usual care.
Digital interventions (internet- or mobile-based) provide additive benefits for smoking cessation.

Conclusions:

Targeted identification and interventions are vital for successful tobacco cessation.
Healthcare providers can empower patients through evidence-based strategies and resource access.
Effective tobacco cessation improves overall health outcomes.