|
smoking cessation |
19 |
|
covid-19 |
13 |
|
chinese |
11 |
|
instant messaging |
11 |
|
smoking |
11 |
|
active referral |
10 |
|
cessation |
10 |
|
mental health |
10 |
|
mhealth |
10 |
|
service use |
10 |
|
anxiety |
9 |
|
tobacco |
9 |
|
adaptive trial |
8 |
|
brief intervention |
8 |
|
clinical trial |
8 |
|
community smoker |
8 |
|
epidemiology |
8 |
|
family communication |
8 |
|
family well-being |
8 |
|
lay counsellor |
8 |
|
questionnaires |
8 |
|
social media |
8 |
|
stepped care |
8 |
|
surveys |
8 |
|
tobacco products |
8 |
|
tobacco use |
8 |
|
whatsapp |
8 |
|
advertising and promotion |
7 |
|
chat groups |
7 |
|
chat intervention |
7 |
|
coronavirus disease |
7 |
|
family functioning |
7 |
|
media |
7 |
|
mindfulness training |
7 |
|
mobile instant messaging |
7 |
|
population-based study |
7 |
|
prevention |
7 |
|
problematic smartphone use |
7 |
|
quit attempt |
7 |
|
risk perception |
7 |
|
surveillance and monitoring |
7 |
|
woman smoker |
7 |
|
workplace |
7 |
|
addiction |
6 |
|
adolescents |
6 |
|
children |
6 |
|
community |
6 |
|
coronavirus |
6 |
|
depression |
6 |
|
depression symptom |
6 |
|
digital health |
6 |
|
end game |
6 |
|
facebook |
6 |
|
financial incentives |
6 |
|
health communication |
6 |
|
heated tobacco product |
6 |
|
mental well-being |
6 |
|
mobile health |
6 |
|
nicotine |
6 |
|
public health |
6 |
|
reliability |
6 |
|
risk factors |
6 |
|
smartphone addiction |
6 |
|
smoker |
6 |
|
stress |
6 |
|
tobacco dependence treatment |
6 |
|
unemployment |
6 |
|
vaccine acceptance |
6 |
|
vaccine hesitancy |
6 |
|
validity |
6 |
|
vulnerable group |
6 |
|
well-being |
6 |
|
addictive behavior |
5 |
|
addictive symptoms |
5 |
|
adolescent |
5 |
|
child behavioral health |
5 |
|
communication method |
5 |
|
computers |
5 |
|
cotinine assay |
5 |
|
devices |
5 |
|
electronic cigarette |
5 |
|
expectant father |
5 |
|
family |
5 |
|
family communication scale |
5 |
|
hookah |
5 |
|
information and communication technologies |
5 |
|
internet |
5 |
|
mobile phone |
5 |
|
nicotine replacement therapy |
5 |
|
passive smoking |
5 |
|
population studies |
5 |
|
positive family communication |
5 |
|
pregnancy |
5 |
|
problematic mobile phone use |
5 |
|
salivary cotinine concentration |
5 |
|
screen time |
5 |
|
screen-based activities |
5 |
|
secondhand smoke (shs) |
5 |
|
smartphone |
5 |
|
smartphone dependence |
5 |
|
smartphone ownership |
5 |
|
smokeless tobacco |
5 |
|
social networking sites |
5 |
|
tobacco dependence |
5 |
|
validation |
5 |
|
validation studies |
5 |
|
withdrawal symptoms |
5 |
|
ecological momentary assessment (ema) |
4 |
|
harm reduction |
4 |
|
instant messages |
4 |
|
mobile health (mhealth) |
4 |
|
non-cigarette tobacco products |
4 |
|
relapse prevention |
4 |
|
telephone counseling |
4 |
|
unaided quitting |
4 |
|
curriculum |
3 |
|
nursing education |
3 |
|
nursing students |
3 |
|
systematic review |
3 |
|
smoking cessation - technological innovations |
2 |
