Quit Now Case Study

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Who would like to quit now ? Form into one group.(1st group).
Who is not sure to quit now? Form into one group. 2nd group
Third group not ready.
In this grouping – it is easy to attend individual assessment and measuring their behavior of how they will co-operate and accept the management.
There will be different strategies that will be applied in each group.
Including into their assessment are the family background or any member in the family that are also smoking.
I believe that behavioral changes can be overcome. By grouping them and apply specific interventions.

Strategies :
• Ask – all patients and group them into 1st group and 2nd group. The reason behind grouping is to determine which group needs more help in changing

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