A brief motivational intervention based on positive experience and temporary smoking abstinence: Feasibility in a psychiatric hospital

Ineke Keizer*; Aurélia Bruegger*; Marianne Gex-Fabry*; Patricia Borrero**; Jean-Paul Humair***; Patrice Croquette*; Aqal Nawaz Khan*

* University Hospitals of Geneva, Department of Mental Health and Psychiatry, Chêne-Bourg. Switzerland
** University Hospitals of Geneva, Nursing Directorate, Geneva. Switzerland
*** University Hospitals of Geneva, Department of Community Medicine and Primary Care, Geneva. Switzerland

When this article was originally published in the Eur J Psychiatr 2012; 26(2): 127-134 there was an error in the last author's name. The correct name is Aqal Nawaz Khan.

On the other hand, the last references (numbers 21, 22, 23) were dropped accidentally from the reference list:

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