Increasing Physicians' Antismoking Influence By Applying an Inexpensive Feedback Technique.

Ewart, Craig K.; And Others

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ERIC Number: EJ282948

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Publication Date: 1983-Jun

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Increasing Physicians' Antismoking Influence By Applying an Inexpensive Feedback Technique.

Ewart, Craig K.; And Others

Journal of Medical Education, v58 n6 p468-73 Jun 1983

Physicians who were trained to give antismoking advice to patients did so effectively soon after training, but their performance deteriorated during the next nine months. Antismoking effectiveness is maintained if advice-giving rates are monitored monthly and physicians receive immediate corrective feedback. (Author/MLW)

Descriptors: Feedback, Higher Education, Influences, Medical Education, Physician Patient Relationship, Physicians, Professional Continuing Education, Smoking

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Language: English

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