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The Compliance of Varenicline With Short-massage
Research indicated that the relapse rate of smokers who attempted to give up smoking without drug and other assistance is up to 90-95% while the successful cessation rate may be improved a lot with assistance to quit smoking. There are two kinds of measures to help smokers quit smoking: one is psychological and behavioral intervention, including the advice to quit smoking provided by doctors during daily health service and smoking cessation hotline; another is provision of drug therapy. 2008 smoking cessation Guidance plays emphasis on the effectiveness of smoking cessation of Varenicline and also on role of doctor's behavioral intervention in smoking cessation as Class A of evidence-based rating; among which, doctor's consultation (three minutes) at minimum intensity is effective; high-intensity consultation (more than ten minutes) is more effective than that of low-intensity consultation; and return visit for more than four times will distinctively improve the smoking abstinence rate. It is unrealistic to apply high-intensity and high-frequency smoking cessation intervention on all smokers due to the busy clinical work of domestic doctors. Systematic and standardized short message intervention system may be helpful to improve abstinence rate. Meanwhile, it can reduce human labor and physical resources, and improve the frequency of follow-up visit to smokers. It is observed during the process of offering smoking cessation services to smokers that, it would be one of the very effective measures to provide timely and useful information to smokers at several critical phases of smoking cessation course (such as three weeks before smoking cessation, prevention of relapse, etc.). Doctors, however, are usually passive during this period and unable to provide assistance to smokers with initiative. As people are more and more aware of the harmfulness of smoking and more and more smokers are increasingly willing to give up smoking, it is necessary to create an instant active
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