Influence of Smoking on KAP of Medical Professionals and Its Countermeasures
Yan Wang
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Yan Wang
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Objective To study smoking behavior of medical professionals and its influence on smoking control ability. Methods A questionnaire survey was conducted among 886 medical professionals selected from 6 hospitals in Beijing by systematic sampling. Results The knowing rate of smoking be one of the 3 most serious public health problems of non-smoking medical professionals was higher than that of smoking medical professionals. The knowing rate of smoking cessation method of smoking medical professionals was lower than that of non-smoking medical professionals. The rate of persuading patients to stopping smoking of smoking medical professionals was 70.1% and that of non-smoking medical professionals was 84.1%. Conclusion The smoking cessation attitude of non-smoking medical professionals is more active than that of smoking medical professionals. It is more effective to carry out health education by identifying whether medical professional is smoker or not.
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Objective To study smoking behavior of medical professionals and its influence on smoking control ability. Methods A questionnaire survey was conducted among 886 medical professionals selected from 6 hospitals in Beijing by systematic sampling. Results The knowing rate of smoking be one of the 3 most serious public health problems of non-smoking medical professionals was higher than that of smoking medical professionals. The knowing rate of smoking cessation method of smoking medical professionals was lower than that of non-smoking medical professionals. The rate of persuading patients to stopping smoking of smoking medical professionals was 70.1% and that of non-smoking medical professionals was 84.1%. Conclusion The smoking cessation attitude of non-smoking medical professionals is more active than that of smoking medical professionals. It is more effective to carry out health education by identifying whether medical professional is smoker or not.
Key concepts: Health professionals, Smoking cessation, Medicine, Beijing, Family medicine, Health care, China, Economic growth