Jin Kim, Ga Eul Jeon, Nam Hyun Cha
Effects of Health Intentions and Health-promoting Behavior on Selfesteem among School-aged Children in South Korea
Current pediatric reviews
secondgeneration smoking cessation measures inpatients hospital provided primarily physicians statistics january december 2019 showed negative trend number inpatient smoking cessation services health education courses provided purpose study comprehensive systematic literature review application smoking cessation interventions conducted goal helping enhance inpatient quit rate authors hospital literature smoking cessation interventions reviewed findings used formulate feasible plan implementation effective related intervention hospital implementation process challenges encountered led formulation strategies including conducting secondgeneration smoking cessation onthejob training revising referral process patients taking smokingcessation medications adding patients cease smoking referral process data number individuals attempting quit smoking success rate smoking cessation collected baseline values project implementation compared values 12 24months posttest number individuals receiving smoking cessation services increased 85 people within 12 months 105 people increased 125 people 24th month comparing 3month abstinence rates 2019 2020 increase 3136 project implementation 4267 implementation observed indicating rise 1131 also comparing 6month abstinence rates 2019 2020 increase 2716 project implementation 4267 implementation observed indicating rise 1551 project outcomes calculated december 2021 show threemonth abstinence rate 4440 sixmonth abstinence rate 4182 nursing interventions smoking cessation project increased abstinence rate among inpatients evidencebased practices including earching quality research evidence utilizing 7a framework bridge evidence clinical differences promoting project using collaborative crossteam approach main factors contributing success project evidencebased application smoking cessation strategies highlights significant role played nurses enhancing quality care findings may serve reference future development nursing project solutions