英文摘要 |
Smoking, second-hand smoke, and third-hand smoke related burden of disease and environmental influences are severe preventable threats to worldwide public health. Smoking harms almost every organ system of the body, and increases risks of respiratory diseases, cardiovascular disease, diabetes mellitus, thyroid disease, infertility, dermatological disease, gastrointestinal disease, dental disease, and cancers etc. The project aimed to increase the smoking cessation rate, and several factors were identified by group discussion including insufficient knowledge about smoking cessation, lack of time and space in outpatient clinic for patient education, ineffective physician patient communication. The improvement procedures of the project included establishment of shared decision making model including suitable timing of intervention, more personnel, smoking cessation consultaion room, and online patient decision aid. After the project, the point smoking cessation rate improved from 39.1% to 53.9% for 3 month, and 37.6% to 40.7% for 6 month. The treatment completion rate increased from 45.8% to 56.6% for first course, and 67.9% to 75% for second course. The application of shared decision-making model effectively increase the treatment completion rate and smoking cessation rate. |