Evaluation of the smoking cessation effects of QuitAction, a smartphone WeChat platform

Evaluation of the smoking cessation effects of QuitAction, a smartphone WeChat platform

Introduction Many smokers in China desire to quit, though the success rate among adults is low. This study evaluated the effects of QuitAction, a WeChat smoking cessation platform, summarized the intervention experience of the smoking cessation platform, identified aspects of the platform that neces...

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Main Authors:	Jianghua Xie<sup>+</sup>, Yanfang Qiu<sup>+</sup>, Lei Zhu, Yina Hu, Xiaochang Chang, Wei Wang, Lemeng Zhang, Ouying Chen, Xianmin Zhong, Xinhua Yu, Yanhui Zou, Rui Zhong
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	European Publishing 2023-04-01
Series:	Tobacco Induced Diseases
Subjects:	mobile medical treatment wechat mini program smoking cessation evaluation
Online Access:	http://www.tobaccoinduceddiseases.org/Evaluation-of-the-smoking-cessation-effects-of-QuitAction-a-smartphone-WeChat-platform,161257,0,2.html

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