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The fight against tobacco smoking in the society is getting more
intense day after day, knowing fully well the risk associated with
smoking, Nurses Round looks into the effect Health care Professionals
smoking tobacco have on the fight against tobacco smoking.
Nurses
and other Health care professionals leads the way on the fight against
tobacco smoking, in recent years bans has been placed on some tobacco
smoking behaviours such as open environment smoking ban in some parts of
the world.
However, the tobacco producing industries have
increased the rate of the product advert in so many forms using
televisions, radios, programmes and even running promotions!
The
fact that the health care professionals are aware of the damages done to human
body organs still have not influence a total abstinence from smoking by the
various cadres and genders in health care practice.
There
may as well be no evidenced based research pointing out what influence health
care professionals public smoking will have on other masses who do
not have insight into the effect on the body but we believe that the fight
against tobacco may be more affection if the health care practitioners lead the
way.
In
Africa, some of the well known and or successful health practitioners (physicians, nurses, etc) do
smoke in the midst of friends. One wonders what education or counseling they will offer
a patient with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases (COPD) and other lung diseases who developed these illnesses as a result of smoking habits which is
the leading case of these disease.
Smoking by the health
practitioner may be attached to the
nature of the job, as many have pointed out, though we believe our readers will
be very helpful in analyzing and finding out major researches why the supposed
leaders of the battle against tobacco smoking do actually participate in the
smoking exercise
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