RESEARCH LITERACY FOR HEALTH PRACTICE 22 RESEARCH LITERACY FOR HEALTH PRACTICE Smoking cessation and harm minimization among aboriginals Name of the University Author Name
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This report aims to conduct a literature review and critically analyze the studies that describe effective smoking cessation interventions in the target indigenous population. This report aims to conduct an extensive literature review and summarize their findings on the effectiveness of interventions that can reduce harm related to tobacco consumption among indigenous Australian population. Literature review Search protocol Evidence based literature search to analyze the outcomes and effectiveness of several intervention services that have been implemented on indigenous Australian population for cessation of smoking habits and tobacco harm minimization was conducted.
RESEARCH LITERACY FOR HEALTH PRACTICE 22 RESEARCH LITERACY FOR HEALTH PRACTICE Smoking cessation and harm minimization among aboriginals Name of the University Author Name
Added on 2020-03-23
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