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P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Original Research
Vol. 69, Issue 4, 2008July 01, 2008 EDT

Availability of Tobacco Cessation Services in Free Clinics

Kristie L. Foley, Erin L. Sutfin,
ArticleKristie L. FoleyErin L. Sutfintobacco cessation servicesfree clinicsquitting tobacco
Copyright Logoccby-nc-sa-4.0 • https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.69.4.270

Articles in Vol. 69, Issue 4, 2008

Vol. 69, Issue 4, 2008
  • Tarheel Footprints in Health Care: Recognizing unusual and often unsung contributions of individual citizens who have made health care for North Carolinians more accessible and of higher quality
    Beaty OrrenWilliam R. BerryGloria D. Frelix
  • Field Hypotension in Patients Who Arrive at the Hospital Normotensive: A Marker of Severe Injury or Crying Wolf?
    Paul J. SchenartsSachin V. PhadeSteven C. AgleClaudia E. GoettlerScott G. SagravesMark A. NewellMichael F. Rotondo
  • Availability of Tobacco Cessation Services in Free Clinics
    Kristie L. FoleyErin L. Sutfin
  • Towards a More Comprehensive Understanding of Cancer Burden in North Carolina: Priorities for Intervention
    William R. CarpenterLaura M. BeskowDeborah E. BlockerMichael J. ForlenzaAnnice E. KimEric S. PevznerJohn M. RoseAnh N. TranKelly H. WebberKaren KnightMichael S. O’Malley
  • Policy Forum: Cancer in North Carolina
    Thomas C. RickettsNielsen Christine
  • Addressing the Burden of Cancer for the People of North Carolina
    Walter L. Shepherd
  • A Cancer Policy Agenda for North Carolina
    Marcus PlesciaAshley Bell
  • The North Carolina Cancer Plan: A Living Plan for the People of North Carolina
    Lynn ErdmanWalter L. ShepherdManzoor Choudr
  • Cancer Resources in North Carolina
    David K. JonesKenisha Bethea
  • Research for North Carolina: The University Cancer Research Fund
    Michael S. O’MalleyRobert BlouinEtta D. PisanoBarbara K. RimerWilliam L. RoperH. Shelton Earp
  • The Commission on Cancer: Opportunities for North Carolina Cancer Care
    Frederick L. GreeneTerry SarantouLeopold M. Waldenberg
  • Cancer Clinical Trials in North Carolina
    John FeldmannWilliam R. CarpenterCarrie LeeThomas C. SheaJames N. AtkinsT. Flint Gray
  • The Cancer Registry Profession: A Unique Role in Cancer Care and Control
    Karen L. KnightMelissa PearsonWendy TingleNora LandryTara LewisEileen MorganCathy Rimmer
  • Dentistry and the Prevention, Diagnosis, and Treatment of Oral Cancer in North Carolina
    Valerie A. Murrah
  • The North Carolina Cancer Assistance Unit: A Resource for Low-Income, Uninsured Patients with Cancer
    Amy C. DenhamJanet Dail
  • Cancer Survivorship
    Marci K. CampbellDeborah MayerAmy AbernethySuzanne Carroll
  • Running the Numbers: A Periodic Feature to Inform North Carolina Health Care Professionals About Current Topics in Health Statistics
    Chandrika RaoKaren Knight
  • Using Master Settlement Agreement Dollars to Fund a Statewide Tobacco Cessation Quitline
    Vandana ShahLaura McCormick
  • Spotlight on the Safety Net: A Community Collaboration
    David K. Jones
North Carolina Medical Journal
Foley, Kristie L., and Erin L. Sutfin. 2008. “Availability of Tobacco Cessation Services in Free Clinics.” North Carolina Medical Journal 69 (4): 270–74. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.69.4.270.
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