Cessation Journal of Nursing
Advocacy for Those without a Voice: Helping Parents with Smoking Cessation
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The purpose of this manuscript is to summarize current research in the area of second-hand smoke exposure in children and smoking cessation interventions for their parents.
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A Shout Out to New Grads: Smoking Cessation Education Today and Everyday
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All nurses, especially new grads, must bring tobacco cessation education into daily pratice
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Poor sleep, hazardous breathing: An overview of obstructive sleep apnea
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Obstructive sleep apnea is a chronic disorder resulting from upper airway collapse during sleep. It is linked to a variety of health and safety risks but can often be effectively treated. This article provides an overview of the disorder, including an evidence-based approach to diagnosis and management.
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Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
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The United States falls behind in healthy outcomes when compared to other countries.
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Smoking Cessation Education in the Elderly
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The role of the professional nurse as direct care provider and educator is pivitol in providing clients with the information and support necessary to facilitate smoking cessation and improve client health outcomes.
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The Importance of Supporting Mothers Who Breastfeed
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There are many health benefits to breastfeeding children such as lower mortality rates, ideal nutritional values, and long term benefits such as healthy weights and higher intelligence later in life. The positive aspects of breastfeeding extend to maternal health as well, such as lower rates of breast and ovarian cancers and decreased occurrences of post-partum depression.
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