Medicine and Health

College health providers' knowledge and confidence in addressing students' vaping: Evidence from a pilot study in New York State

J. A. Kulak, H. E. Voit, et al.

This study explores the knowledge and confidence of college healthcare providers in discussing vaping with students. Conducted by Jessica A Kulak, Hannah E Voit, Cierra A Balfour, and Gregory G Homish, it reveals that despite providers' high confidence levels, a significant gap exists in their actual knowledge about vaping, presenting opportunities for improvement.

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