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- Figure 1. Surveyed GPs' years of experience
- Figure 2. Surveyed GPs' region of work
- Figure 3. Implicated factors pertaining to low screening rates
- Figure 4. Implicated factors pertaining to low counselling rates
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Question Response Percentage Frequency How frequently do you ask adolescent and young adult patients about their e-cigarette status during consultations? All or most of the time 23.9% 68 Sometimes 45.4% 129 Rarely or never 30.6% 87 How important do you think it is to enquire about adolescents, and young adults‚ e-cigarette status, separate from smoking status? Very important 50.7% 144 Slightly important 34.9% 99 Neutral 10.9% 31 Slightly not important 2.5% 7 Not important 1.1% 3 Question Response Percentage Frequency How frequently do adolescent and young adult patients ask for advice regarding e-cigarette use? All or most of the time 1.8% 5 Sometimes 7.7% 22 Rarely or never 90.5% 257 If a patient is an e-cigarette user, how frequently do you actively advise or inform them about the health impacts of using e-cigarettes during consultations? All or most of the time 27.5% 78 Sometimes 43.0% 122 Rarely or never 30.0% 84 How confident do you feel in your knowledge about the health effects of e-cigarette use? Very confident 12.3% 35 Somewhat confident 46.8% 133 Not confident at all 40.8% 116
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