Evaluating an online training module on protecting children from secondhand smoke exposure

There is potential for this module to be embedded within training programmes across health and social care professions, which may help to increase the knowledge and confidence of health and social care professionals to deliver very brief advice for SHS to smoking families. Future research needs to explore whether the smoking families who receive very brief advice for SHS are motivated to make changes to their home smoking behaviours and whether roll-out of this intervention would be cost-effective

Biostatistics · Family medicine · Health care · Likert scale · Low Confidence · Medical education · Public health · Scale (ratio · Social media · Training (meteorology · Medicine · Noise Effects and Management · Nursing · Psychology · School Health and Nursing Education · Smoking Behavior and Cessation

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