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PILC |
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MANILA TYTANA COLLEGES LIBRARY |
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Daenseekaew, Somjit. |
| 245 ## - TITLE STATEMENT |
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Enhancing community motivation and participation in control of smoking / |
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Somjit Daenseekaew, Ratdawan Klungklang, Erika Sivarjan Froelicher |
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July-December 2014 |
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Philippine Journal of Nursing |
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84 : 2, page 31-39 |
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The aim of this study was to develop strategies for enhancing community motivation and participation in smoking control in one municipality, in the North-eastern part of Thailand. The Participatory Action Research (PAR) approach was used where by the researchers facilitate and empower a communtiy. Community meetings were set up for exchange of experiences and for volunteers who could participate in a counseling training program. These volunteers were screened to promote group motivation, initiate a culturally relevant medium, and to create a network for community organization. Motivation was enhanced by volunteers among three partners: 1) smokers - to become healthier through counseling information of the harmful effects of smoking and benefits of quitting smoking; 2) families- encouraged household members to assess their health, expenditure, and outcomes if any of their own family members stopped smoking; and 3) communities - raised awareness toward smoking control among housewives, workers, seniors, and adolescent groups, who founded a sense of caring for one another as their cousins, increased the number of free-smoking zones in the temples, schools, health centers, ex-smokers' houses and areas for community activities. Lessons were learned by the communities, health problems and high cost of cigarette were the greatest motivation and participation in smoking central; however, decreasing the number of new smokers remains of considerable concern. |
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Nursing |
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Smoking cessation. |
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Tobacco control. |
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Community empowerment. |
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Participatory action research. |
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Articles |
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Library of Congress Classification |
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78116 |
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136479 |
