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This research investigates tobacco use and nicotine dependence levels among physicians, who are societal role models.

March 1, 2026Současné problémy v kolejových vozidlechOpen Access

Investigation of Tobacco and Tobacco Product Use and Nicotine Dependence Level of Physicians

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Investigation reveals nicotine dependence in physicians, suggesting the need for awareness initiatives.

This research investigates tobacco use and nicotine dependence levels among physicians, who are societal role models.
Conducted an online survey with physicians at Alanya Research and Training Hospital from March to September 2024.
Collected sociodemographic data, tobacco product use status, and attitudes toward quitting smoking.
Measured nicotine dependence using the Fagerstrom Test for Nicotine Dependence.
218 physicians participated, with 61.5% male and 38.5% female.
Higher tobacco use rates in men (37.6%) compared to women (13.3%).
Significant difference in quitting rates: 25.5% for men versus 64.3% for women.
Older participants (over 50) had higher nicotine dependence than younger ones (under 30).

SARIKAN et al. (2025) studied this question.

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