September 10, 2025Cancer ControlOpen Access

Exploring Practices for Implementing Smoking Cessation in Oncology Settings: A Rapid Systematic Review Update

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Increased asking, advising, and acting leads to enhanced smoking cessation practices in oncology settings, yet does not imply causation.
Eighteen new studies revealed associations between effective implementation strategies and improved smoking cessation efforts, though bias risks were assessed as low to moderate.
A rapid systematic review was conducted using MEDLINE, Embase, and Cochrane Library to gather data on smoking cessation strategies within cancer care practices.
Future initiatives should focus on pilot testing smoking cessation strategies and evaluate their implementation success, given the current literature gaps.

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Rapid systematic review identifies implementation strategies and outcomes for smoking cessation in oncology, suggesting a need for further examination.

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DeVuono et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Rapid systematic review identifies implementation strategies and outcomes for smoking cessation in oncology, suggesting a need for further examination.

Exploring Practices for Implementing Smoking Cessation in Oncology Settings: A Rapid Systematic Review Update

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Exploring Practices for Implementing Smoking Cessation in Oncology Settings: A Rapid Systematic Review Update

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