A qualitative study of attitudes and perceptions of smoking cessation medication among patients with cancer.

Purpose: Among patients with cancer, tobacco use remains high. Nearly half who report smoking at diagnosis continue to smoke following diagnosis, and use of smoking cessation medication remains low. This study explores attitudes, barriers, and preferences for smoking cessation medication among patients enrolled in a tobacco treatment trial in the context of cancer care.

Student preferences for treatment in college counseling centers: examining evidence-based models of care.

This study surveyed undergraduates to understand current experiences of on-campus mental healthcare. The study assessed student ratings of specific interventions for addressing mental health issues in college counseling centers. 160 undergraduate students.