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AUTHOR(S) Jonathan Groot; Amélie Keller; Andrea Joensen (et al.)
AUTHOR(S) Yvonne Parry; Matthew Ankers; Nina Sivertsen (et al.)
AUTHOR(S) Brittney Chere; Natasha Kirkham
AUTHOR(S) Mira Osinibi; Atul Gupta; Katharine Harman (et al.)
During the past year, COVID-19 has necessitated numerous lockdowns, including the closure of schools, causing children and young people to spend more time in their homes. For some children, whose family members smoke, more time at home has meant increased SHS and THS exposure, whereas the school and after-school environment are smoke-free. In addition, parents or other family members might be home working, and so where they would usually smoke away from their home, for example when they go to their workplace, they are now smoking at home. This study aimed to ascertain the changing habits of smoking or ex-smoking parents of children and young people with severe respiratory disease, identified from a tertiary paediatric respiratory clinic during the pandemic. 50 parents have been given an 11-point questionnaire (panel) to respond to over the telephone (January–February, 2021).
AUTHOR(S) Yolanda González-Rábago; Andrea Cabezas-Rodríguez; Unai Martín
AUTHOR(S) María Luisa Zagalaz-Sanchez; Javier Cachon-Zagalaz; Víctor Arufe-Giraldez (et al.)
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