Andrew Pipe Bryan Williams STOP – Smoking The Opinions of Physicians, A Global Survey REFERENCE: European Society of Cardiology Meeting with the World Congress of Cardiology, Barcelona, Septembe
Andrew Pipe
Bryan Williams
STOP – Smoking The Opinions of Physicians, A Global Survey
REFERENCE: European Society of Cardiology Meeting with the World Congress of Cardiology, Barcelona, September 2-6, 2006Andrew Pipe, University of OttawaBryan Williams, Leicester UniversityA global survey of nearly 3 000 physicians called, STOP (Smoking The Opinions of Physicians), highlighted the importance of helping patients to quit smoking above all other interventions cardiologists and primary care physicians can make for their patients. The study investigated doctors’ attitudes and perceptions towards smoking.Andrew Pipeof Ottawa University told Sarah Maxwell why he thinks the matter is so urgent.
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