1. Volume 6, Issue 5, Pages 379-390 (May 2019)
Smoking cessation for people with severe mental illness (SCIMITAR+): a pragmatic randomised controlled trial 
Prof Simon Gilbody, DPhil, Emily Peckham, PhD, Della Bailey, MSc, Catherine Arundel, MSc, Paul Heron, MRes, Suzanne Crosland, PGDip, Caroline Fairhurst, MSc, Catherine Hewitt, PhD, Jinshuo Li, MPhil, Steve Parrott, MSc, Tim Bradshaw, PhD, Michelle Horspool, PhD, Elizabeth Hughes, PhD, Tom Hughes, MD, Suzy Ker, MD, Moira Leahy, MSc, Tayla McCloud, MSc, Prof David Osborn, PhD, Prof Joe Reilly, DM, Thomas Steare, MSc, Emma Ballantyne, BSc, Polly Bidwell, PG Dip, Sue Bonner, PG Cert, Diane Brennan, MSc, Tracy Callen, RGN, Alex Carey, MSc, Charlotte Colbeck, MSc, Debbie Coton, MSc, Emma Donaldson, MSc, Kimberley Evans, BSc, Hannah Herlihy, BSc, Wajid Khan, PhD, Lizwi Nyathi, PG Dip, Elizabeth Nyamadzawo, BSc, Helen Oldknow, PhD, Peter Phiri, PhD, Shanaya Rathod, PhD, Jamie Rea, PG Dip, Crystal-Bella Romain-Hooper, BSc, Kaye Smith, RMN, Alison Stribling, Clin Dip, Carinna Vickers, RGN 
The Lancet Psychiatry 
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Trial profile
*Defined as providing some follow-up outcome data at this timepoint. †These participants were contacted for follow-up at 6 months because they had not formally withdrawn before this timepoint. They were not considered lost to follow-up beyond this point and were contacted again for follow-up at 12 months unless they had subsequently withdrawn. ‡These participants were contacted for follow-up at 12 months because they had not formally withdrawn before this timepoint, but did not provide any outcome data.
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