Commentary on Fidler et al. (2011): Identifying quitters who are at increased risk of relapse - where to from here?

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Title: Commentary on Fidler et al. (2011): Identifying quitters who are at increased risk of relapse - where to from here?
Authors: FERGUSON, STUART G. (AUTHOR), SHIFFMAN, SAUL (AUTHOR), BRUNO, RAIMONDO (AUTHOR)
Source: Addiction. Mar2011, Vol. 106 Issue 3, p639-640. 2p.
Subjects: Substance abuse, Smoking cessation, Smoking, Disease relapse, Cigarette smokers
Abstract: In this article the authors discuss the results of a study which investigates the relevance of the two standard measures of substance dependence and a measure of smoking urges in normal smoking day. The authors claim that relapse risk has relatively been predicted in the current findings of the research as much as in agreement with the previous. They stress that the development of effective treatments is crucial in helping smokers interested quitting who are at a high risk of failure.
Database: Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Collection
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Abstract:In this article the authors discuss the results of a study which investigates the relevance of the two standard measures of substance dependence and a measure of smoking urges in normal smoking day. The authors claim that relapse risk has relatively been predicted in the current findings of the research as much as in agreement with the previous. They stress that the development of effective treatments is crucial in helping smokers interested quitting who are at a high risk of failure.
ISSN:09652140
DOI:10.1111/j.1360-0443.2010.03342.x