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“You’ll never account for every client scenario” Perceived Facilitators and Barriers of a Co-designed Financial Incentive Intervention for Smoking Cessation in Ireland: A Qualitative Investigation
Background: Financial incentive interventions for promoting smoking cessation are effective, yet, as a complex intervention, exploring facilitators and barriers to any potential programme is vital to underpin appropriate implementation. We aimed to examine perceived facilitators and barriers to impl
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