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Automated Tobacco Cessation for Parents in Pediatric Care: A Cluster-Randomized Trial Insights

MedXY Editorial Team•Oct 7, 2025•Nursing & care
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This cluster-randomized clinical trial assessed the integration of an automated tobacco cessation tool (eCEASE) into pediatric primary care for parents who smoke, implemented via electronic health records.

The intervention significantly increased parental engagement with cessation treatments including use of nicotine replacement therapy and quitline or text-based support, and prompted more quit attempts and cigarette consumption reduction than usual care.

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