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Report
Mental Health

Smokefree Skills: Training needs of mental health nurses and psychiatrists

Mental Health and Smoking Partnership
Dec 2020

Summary

This report from ASH and the Mental Health & Smoking Partnership examines the current training of mental health nurses and psychiatrists to help their patients quit smoking. Research was undertaken through a quantitative survey and qualitative focus groups.

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