Lynette R Goldberg, Erica Bell, Carolyn King, Ciaran O'Mara, Fran McInerney, Andrew Robinson, James Vickers
Relationship between participants' level of education and engagement in their completion of the Understanding Dementia Massive Open Online Course
BMC medical education
since 2009 unit smoking cessation sahloul university hospital tunisia founded context objective study determine factors associated smoking cessation tunisian smokers descriptive prospective study fiveyearsperiod 20152020 included patients willingly came antismoking consultation sahloul university hospital sousse tunisia data collected consultation patients proceeded univariate multivariable analysis identify predictive factors smoking cessation 5 years included 450 patients mainly males 913 average age consultants 46 1558 years average age first cigarette among patients 1683 434 years likelihood smoking cessation higher among males p0004 or9708 patients attending minimum 3 antismoking consultations p103 or5714 patients benefiting nicotine replacement therapy p0034 or2123 high motivation score smoking cessation p0001 or1980 advanced age first cigarette p103 or1096 however likelihood smoking cessation lower among coffee alcohol consumers p0002 or0252 smokers less 5 years smoking habit p0011 or0069 although decision stop smoking personal one requires medical psychological support highlighted findings study showed assiduity medical assistance tobacco cessation increase smokers chances quitting