Source
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ENCEPHALE (n°1 vol 49)
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Auteur(s) :
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FOND G, Aut. ; TROUVE M, Aut. ; ANDRIEU-HALLER C, Aut. ; SUNHARY DE VERVILLE PL, Aut. ; BOYER L, Aut.
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Année de publication :
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2023
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Pages :
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21-26
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Notes :
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Tabl./42 réf. bibliogr.
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Mots-clés :
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INTERNE HOSPITALIER ;
PATHOLOGIE PSYCHIATRIQUE ;
PREVENTION MEDICALE ;
PSYCHIATRE ;
REPRESENTATION ;
SANTE MENTALE ;
SCHIZOPHRENIE ;
SEVRAGE THERAPEUTIQUE ;
SOIN PSYCHIATRIQUE ;
TABAC ;
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Résumé :
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Background : Promoting the cessation of smoking in mental healthcare is a priority of international health organizations as it is the most cost-effective intervention in psychiatry. Aim : To explore the representations of psychiatrists on their role in active smoking cessation prevention in severe psychiatric disorders. Methods : Psychiatrists and residents in psychiatry were recruited at a national level by professional mailings. Results : One thousand four hundred and sixty participants were included in the study, and only 46% reported actively promoting smoking cessation. In multivariate analyses, participants aged 0.05). Interpretation : Young psychiatrists are more prone than their elders to promote smoking cessation but report lacking time to include it in their daily practice. Promotion of tobacco smoking cessation should be included in the components for quality evaluation for mental health services and specific sessions dedicated to this intervention.
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