Worksite smoking cessation programs: A potential for national impact

T. Stachnik and B. Stoffelmayr

American Journal of Public Health, 1983, vol. 73, issue 12, 1395-1396

Abstract: Data from the three pilot studies of small worksite smoking cessation programs demonstrate that programs which appeal to all smokers in an organization, not just those who have stated an interest in achieving cessation, will attract a high percent of smokers and assist an unusually high percent of them to achieve and maintain abstinence.

Date: 1983
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