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Pattersen, Karen and Tort, Sera (2019) Clinical question: Is randomized controlled trial evidence available to support the use of mobile phone–based interventions for smoking cessation? Cochrane Clinical Answers, DOI: 10.1002/cca.2815.

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Moderate‐certainty evidence shows that for adults who smoke and are interested in quitting, intensive (up to eight texts a day) mobile phone texting interventions given over one week to six months increase smoking cessation rates at six to 12 months compared with no text messaging, but quit rates were low in both groups (on average, 76 vs 49 per 1000 people stopped smoking).


Item Type
Article
Publication Type
International, Open Access, Guideline
Drug Type
Tobacco / Nicotine
Intervention Type
Treatment method, Alternative medical treatment
Date
16 December 2019
Identification #
DOI: 10.1002/cca.2815
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