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Evaluating the impact of financial incentives on inequalities in smoking cessation in primary care

2013-01-01

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Background: Smoking cessation interventions are underprovided in primary care. This thesis examines the impact of financial incentives on the provision of smoking cessation interventions, and inequalities in provision, in primary care. Methods: • Systematic review of financial incentives for smoking cessation in healthcare. • Cross sectional study using general practice data from Wandsworth, London, using logistic...

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Literature Corpus work: 06b92a2a-a61b-51e4-8ba5-333d98e7a661
DOI: 10.25560/13696

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