Longitudinal Care Improves Cessation in Smokers Who Do Not Initially Respond to Treatment by Increasing Cessation Self-Efficacy, Satisfaction, and Readiness to Quit: A Mediated Moderation Analysis

Rachel J. Burns, Alexander J. Rothman, Steven S. Fu, Bruce Lindgren, David M. Vock, Anne M. Joseph

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