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Smoking: new approaches to cessation service delivery, prevention of passive smoke exposure in children, and healthcare cost estimation

This study will assess new methods to increase cessation and reduce harm in three settings: the home, community and hospital, and provide new estimates of the health costs of smoking and consequent cost-effectiveness of greater investment in smoking prevention.

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