A 24 year old patient who smoke two packs of cigarette per day comes to a clinic to talk with you about Quitting smoking. She began smoking when she was 14 years old. She states, " I just can't seem to kick the habit, no matter how hard I try. I' m smoking more now because of increased stress from my job. What information do you need to know to help this patient quit smoking 2 which factors will have the greatest impact on health promotion related to smoking cessation in this patient 3 which steps should you take to help this patient decrease stress

A 24 year old patient who smoke two packs of cigarette per day comes to a clinic to talk with you about Quitting smoking. She began smoking when she was 14 years old. She states, " I just can't seem to kick the habit, no matter how hard I try. I' m smoking more now because of increased stress from my job. What information do you need to know to help this patient quit smoking 2 which factors will have the greatest impact on health promotion related to smoking cessation in this patient 3 which steps should you take to help this patient decrease stress

Case Studies In Health Information Management

3rd Edition

ISBN:9781337676908

Author:SCHNERING

Publisher:SCHNERING

Chapter2: Information Protection: Access, Archival, Privacy, And Security

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 2.8.2C

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