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- Policymakers and the example of smoking to children: A qualitative study
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Background The normality of smoking that children are exposed to is associated with increased risk of smoking uptake. To better understand policymaking that could address this issue, our aim was to identify and document the views of New Zealand policymakers regarding the example of smoking behaviour to children, and the policy responses they preferred. Methods We analysed public documents for relevant statements, and conducted semi-structured anonymous interviews with 62 purposively selected ...
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- Date created
- 2011-01-01
- Creator
- Sheena Hudson / George Thomson
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- Tobacco Induced Diseases
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- http://www.journalssystem.com/tid/Policymakers-and-the-example-of-smoking-to-children-A-qualitati...
- Related subjects
- smoking behaviour / secondhand smoke / tobacco control policy / dominant party / district health board / Diseases of the respiratory system / Neoplasms / Tumors / Oncology / Including cancer and carcinogens
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