Smoking and Mental Health: A Framework for Action in Wales

Peter Byrne; Jean Strelitz; Eliazar Luna; Joseph Davies; Oliver John; Shane Mills; Joanna  Popis; Helen Greenwood

Smoking and Mental Health: A Framework for Action in Wales

Peter Byrne
, Jean Strelitz
, Eliazar Luna
, Joseph Davies
, Oliver John
, Shane Mills
, Joanna Popis
, Helen Greenwood

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Smoking contributes to poor mental health, and increases inequalities in physical health and premature mortality. Smoking is a leading contributor to the 7–23-year lower life expectancy among people with severe mental illness (SMI) compared to the general population. Some mental health professionals feel that providing physical health care is not within their remit. However, providing quitting support in mental health services can be highly effective and can help patients recover from all health problems.

Iaith wreiddiol	Saesneg
Cyhoeddwr	Royal College of Psychiatrists Wales
Corff comisiynu	Welsh Government
Nifer y tudalennau	42
Statws	Cyhoeddwyd - Ebr 2024

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https://www.rcpsych.ac.uk/docs/default-source/improving-care/pmhic/dyfodol---smoking-mental-health---framework-for-action.pdf?sfvrsn=458201ef_13

Weight Management and Mental Health: A Framework for Action in Wales
Byrne, P., Davies, J. L., Luna, E., Strelitz, J., John, O. & Mills, S., Maw 2025, Royal College of Psychiatrists Wales. 70 t.
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Smoking and Mental Health: A Framework for Action in Wales

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Weight Management and Mental Health: A Framework for Action in Wales

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