1476| DOCTORS’ ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIORS ON TOBACCO HABIT

— Year of completion of the medical career and training and occupational activities after finishing it. — Medical specialty exercised by the person interviewed. — Place in which the person interviewed carries out his professional activity. — Health system, public or private, to which the health center in which it works belongs. — Type of health center in which it works and number of members of the different health professional groups that are in it. — Number of inhabitants of the geographical area covered by the health center in which it works. — Definition of the geographical area to which the health center in which it works provides coverage. — Approximate percentage of people within the geographical area covered by the health center. — Smoking habit of the person interviewed throughout their life. — Smoking daily for six months continued throughout your life. — Smoking habit of the person interviewed today. — Quantity of the different tobacco manufactures you consume daily. — Serious attempts to quit smoking. — Prospective image of his smoking within five years. — Smoking habit in the presence of the patient you are attending in your doctor’s office. — Degree of importance which it attaches to different reasons for not smoking. — Types of conditions that patients suffer to whom he explicitly advises to quit smoking. — Tolerance for people to smoke in the waiting room of their doctor’s office. — Often with which he advises his patients not to smoke in various situations. — Degree of agreement with different phrases on how to avoid or restrict smoking. — Sex, marital status and age of the person interviewed.