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Does use of a carbon monoxide (CO) monitor in pregnancy promote smoking behaviour change? A qualitative exploration using the COM-B framework

2025-05-14

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Smoking in pregnancy has detrimental impacts on maternal and fetal health. The adverse outcomes attributable to smoking however, are reduced if women cease before 20-weeks gestation. Antenatal carbon monoxide (CO) monitoring could provide motivation for smoking behaviour change, but there is limited evidence on pregnant women’s perceptions of this intervention. Methods Wome...

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557e7621-a7cf-57ca-8172-8ed386ceed81
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-6310946/v1
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