The implications of smoke-free legislation for NHS stop smoking services
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Summary
The capacity of SSSs to respond to any change in service uptake that resulted from the new legislation is explored, to understand the impact of the legislation on smoking behaviour, and to highlight implications for policy and practice are explored.
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- 2010-01-01
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