Blake Briggs, Sarathi Kalra, David Masneri, Iltifat Husain
Impact of a Focused Online Teaching Module on Airway Intervention: Can an Online Teaching Module Enable Knowledge Acquisition and Increased Confidence in Airway Management?
Journal of medical education and curricular development
objectiveto provide comprehensive review interventions policies aimed reducing youth cigarette smoking united states including strategies undergone evaluation emerging innovations yet assessed eycacydata sourcesmedline literature searches books reports electronic list servers interviews tobacco control advocatesdata synthesisinterventions policy approaches assessed evaluated categorised using typology seven categories school based community interventions mass mediapublic education advertising restrictions youth access restrictions tobacco excise taxes direct restrictions smokingnovel largely untested interventions described using nine categoriesconclusionsyouth smoking prevention control evorts mixed resultshowever review suggests number prevention strategies promising especially conducted coordinated way take advantage potential synergies across interventionsseveral types strategies warrant additional attention evaluation including aggressive media campaigns teen smoking cessation programmes social environment changes community interventions increasing cigarette pricesa significant proportion resources obtained recent settlement 46 us states tobacco industry devoted expanding improving evaluating youth centred tobacco prevention control activities