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February 14, 2026Journal of Doctoral Nursing Practice

Implementation of a Theory-Driven and Evidence-Based Posthospital Discharge Tobacco Cessation Pilot Program

Hiboombe Haamankuli Susan J. Appel Christina J. Ezemenaka

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Improved tobacco cessation outcomes were observed in discharged patients participating in the intervention, highlighting effectiveness.
Participants showed a 30% increase in tobacco cessation rates over six months compared to baseline measurements.
Implementation involved a structured discharge planning process with behavioral change techniques and patient engagement strategies.
Findings suggest that integrating tailored interventions post-discharge may reduce relapse rates and improve overall health.

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Pilot program shows improved tobacco cessation in discharged patients, suggesting effective post-discharge strategies.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69a76159c6e9836116a2f2d4 https://doi.org/10.1891/jdnp-2023-0065

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