2016
DOI: 10.18004/mem.iics/1812-9528/2016.014(02)92-097
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Knowledge, attitudes and practices about smoking of medical students of the National University of Asunción: a brief descriptive study

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“…In relation to the perceptions on smoking treatment by the health professionals surveyed and taking into account that the majority (99.4%) consider it necessary to advise smoking patients to quit smoking, the findings coincide with data from other countries, such as Mexico (94.9%), Chile (95.7%) and Paraguay (100%) (18,24,38), and with the study by Robayo-González and Uribe-Caputi (30), in which 98.4% of the surveyed health professionals considered it necessary to advise smokers to quit smoking, 7%) and Paraguay (100%) (18,24,38), and with the study by Robayo-González and Uribe-Caputi (30), in which it was found that 98.4% of a population of Colombian physicians believe it is necessary to receive training in cessation techniques and 90.5% think that health professionals should routinely recommend smoking cessation methods to patients. The above reinforces the importance of continuing to strengthen curricular content in health careers related to smoking control at all levels of training (undergraduate, graduate and continuing medical education).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 74%
“…In relation to the perceptions on smoking treatment by the health professionals surveyed and taking into account that the majority (99.4%) consider it necessary to advise smoking patients to quit smoking, the findings coincide with data from other countries, such as Mexico (94.9%), Chile (95.7%) and Paraguay (100%) (18,24,38), and with the study by Robayo-González and Uribe-Caputi (30), in which 98.4% of the surveyed health professionals considered it necessary to advise smokers to quit smoking, 7%) and Paraguay (100%) (18,24,38), and with the study by Robayo-González and Uribe-Caputi (30), in which it was found that 98.4% of a population of Colombian physicians believe it is necessary to receive training in cessation techniques and 90.5% think that health professionals should routinely recommend smoking cessation methods to patients. The above reinforces the importance of continuing to strengthen curricular content in health careers related to smoking control at all levels of training (undergraduate, graduate and continuing medical education).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 74%
“…Lo anterior puede ser un detonante para el desgaste emocional en la vida laboral. Asimismo, se describen otros factores que pueden llegar a influir en el estado mental de los estudiantes, tales como la autoestima y la inteligencia emocional (5,6), entre otros.…”
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