A national survey on smoking habit among health care workers in Chile
作者： Sergio Bello S , Marina Soto I , Susana Michalland H , Judith Salinas C
DOI: 10.4067/S0034-98872004000200013
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摘要: : The en-quiry was answered by 20,848 employees, corresponding to 58% of the total universe workers.There an overall prevalence smoking 40.7%. Sixty four percent smokers did it dailyand their mean consumption 7 cigarettes per day. Smoking more common among menthan women (43 and 39.6%, respectively). Also, nicotine addiction also commonamong men (16.5 11.7%, decreased along withage. Journalists, guards, students paramedics had higher smoking. Physi-cians, teachers nutritionists lower prevalence. Although physicians lowerfrequency smoking, they addiction. Forty five ofsmokers were interested in therapies quit, 69% not allow at home 89%agreed with restrictions work places.
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