Doctors and Medics Nicotine Misperceptions: Difference between revisions

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	Do our medical professionals have a clear understanding of safer forms of nicotine use? Does it depend on their studied curriculum and their ongoing interest in 'keeping up to date' especially with the competing demands on their time? Bullen, Walker & Lucas discuss that here [https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27590001/ Using a videotaped objective structured clinical examination to assess Knowledge In Smoking cessation amongst medical Students (the K.I.S.S. Study)]		Do our medical professionals have a clear understanding of safer forms of nicotine use? Does it depend on their studied curriculum and their ongoing interest in 'keeping up to date' especially with the competing demands on their time? Bullen, Walker & Lucas discuss that here [https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27590001/ Using a videotaped objective structured clinical examination to assess Knowledge In Smoking cessation amongst medical Students (the K.I.S.S. Study)] Arguably, it could be said that a significant number of Health Professionals are no better informed than the general public.

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