A patient has a 22 pack-year of cigarette smoking history and presents today at the medical clinic wanting to stop smoking. Part of the smoking cessation program should include a contract. It is imperative that which aspect be included in this contract?

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Mutually developed objectives between the health-care provider and the patient are crucial for a smoking cessation contract. This collaborative approach ensures that the goals are realistic and tailored to the patient's needs, increasing the likelihood of success.

A Patient Has a 22 Pack-Year of Cigarette Smoking History