Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of all survey participants (N = 102).

Participant characteristics		N	%
Gender	Male	52	51.0
	Female	50	49.0
Age	20–29	6	5.9
	30–39	29	28.4
	40–49	56	54.9
	50–	11	10.8
Professional title	Primary	12	11.8
	Intermediate	70	68.6
	Senior	20	19.6
Highest education level	Associate	40	39.2
	Bachelor	62	60.8
	Master or above	0	0
Hospital type	Tertiary hospital	80	78.4
	Secondary hospital	19	18.6
	Primary hospital	3	2.9
Smoking status	Non-smoker	76	74.5
	Past smoker	8	7.8
	Current smoker	18	17.6
Have you ever tried to help patients quit smoking? Which of the following methods have you used? (Multiple choice)	Oral smoking cessation medications	7	6.9
	Nicotine replacement therapy (patches, gum, inhalers, nasal sprays, etc.)	21	20.6
	Systematic psychological support	32	31.4
	Other methods	40	39.2
	No attempt to help patients quit smoking	42	41.2
Do you proactively inquire about and record the smoking history of patients in your daily consultations?	Never	4	3.9
	Occasionally	6	5.9
	Sometimes	16	15.7
	Often	53	52.0
	Always	23	22.5