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American Journal of Public Health, Vol. 69, Issue 12 1226-1231, Copyright © 1979 by American Public Health Association

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Clinical methods in smoking cessation: description and evaluation of a stop smoking clinic.

T Harrup, B A Hansen and K Soghikian

This study reports the results of the Kaiser-Permanente Stop Smoking Clinic and describes the philosophy and methods employed by the clinic in treating addictive smoking behavior. Of the 1,128 clients who registered for the group program, 57 per cent are abstinent six months after quitting smoking and 47 per cent are abstinent at one year. The clinic methods used are described in detail. They attempt to relate smoking behavior to the larger phenomenon of addiction.






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