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Looking for resources to help patients quit tobacco? Trying to encourage your colleagues to help their patients quit tobacco? The SCLC Catalogue of Tools is ready for download.
This compilation of existing cessation tools offers everything from quit now wallet cards, relapse protocol, smokefree hospital toolkits, videos, mental health resources and more. All resources are low cost, no cost items. Click on the image below and download your copy today.
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Following is a list of cessation intervention courses.
American Academy of Family Physicians Ask and Act initiative
American Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists & the National Pharmacy Partnership for Tobacco Cessation http://ashp.org
Rx for Change -Clinician Assisted Tobacco Cessation Curriculum http://rxforchange.ucsf.edu
- A comprehensive tobacco cessation education tool that provides not only clinicians and students, but also clinical staff, with the knowledge and skills necessary to offer comprehensive tobacco cessation counseling to patients who use tobacco. It covers information about the epidemiology of tobacco use, pharmacotherapy, and brief behavioral interventions. Rx for Change is available for free via its website on http://rxforchange.ucsf.edu , and registered users are free to download the curriculum, trigger tapes, handouts, and brief videos. Credit is not applicable.
RxAbridged Curriculum -also at http://rxforchange.ucsf.edu
- Using the brief intervention Ask Advise Refer, this three-hour curriculum that has been specifically designed for pharmacy technicians, medical assistants, dental hygienists, and all other ancillary and auxiliary professions interested in becoming cessation interventionists. Credit is not applicable.
Online Programs To Help Your Patients Quit
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