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Smokefree environments

Publication or Resource

Howden-Chapman, P. Bennett, J.
Edwards, R.
Jacobs, D. Nathan, K. Ormandy, D.
Review of the Impact of Housing Quality on Inequalities in Health and Wellbeing
Annual Review of Public Health, 2023;44:10.1–10.22.
Quigg, R.
Marsh, L.
Clark-Heu, B.
Indigenous Māori Perspectives of Smokefree Parks.
Australia New Zealand Journal of Public Health,
Marsh, L.
Iosua, E.
Quigg, R.
Brillinger, J. Venter, N. Woods, S.
Could we see the end of tobacco being sold in bars and pubs in New Zealand?
Nicotine and Tobacco Research,
ntac094.
Gravely, S. Nyamurungi, K.N. Kabwama, S.N. Okello, G. Heng, K.K.C. Bianco, E.
Knowledge, opinions and compliance related to the 100% smoke-free law in hospitality venues in Kampala, Uganda: cross-sectional results from the KOMPLY Project.
BMJ Open,
8(1) e017601.
Wilson, N.
Thomson, G.
Healthy playgrounds in New Zealand local government areas? An updated 2017-2018 survey of smokefree signage and drinking fountains.
Department of Public Health, University of Otago, Wellington,
July 2018
Wilson, N.
Pearson, A.L. Thomson, G.
Edwards, R.
Actual and potential use of Google Street View for studying tobacco issues: A brief review.
Tobacco Control,
27(3), 339-340.
Lowrie, C. Pearson, A.L. Thomson, G.
Inequities in coverage of smokefree outdoor space policies within the United States: School grounds and playgrounds.
BMC Public Health,
18(1).
Gurtner, M. Gage, R. Thomson, G. Jaine, R.
Stanley, J.
Smith, M. Signal, L.
Are children smoke-free at home? Using wearable cameras to study children’s exposure to smoking and smoking paraphernalia in private spaces.
Child: Care, Health and Development,
Advance online publication.

Research Project

INSPIRED

INSPIRED is a collaborative project across the first six countries to adopt government-endorsed endgame goals for smoking: Aotearoa New Zealand, Canada, Finland, Ireland, Scotland, and Sweden.

Whakahā o Te Pā Harakeke

This five-year research programme comprises three whenu that collectively aim to reduce smoking disparities by accelerating progress towards a Smokefree Aotearoa.
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