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Postnatal Smoking Relapse, Its Associated Risk Factors, and a Proactive Sustainable Preventive Intervention
This study will assess the extent of postpartum smoking relapse among Romanian women, the associated risk factors, and will develop, implement, and pilot-test a randomized trial smoking relapse intervention incorporating innovative research concepts in a social and cultural acceptable manner. The primary hypothesis is that the intervention will increase mothers' smoking abstinence rates.
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