Curricula
Student Veterans and Tobacco CessationProject UNIFORM offers resources for anyone currently working with or interested in working with military communities. Contact them to learn more about customizable trainings and see what's coming up on their site under Trainings & Events. |
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New York State: Tobacco Recovery Resource ExchangeThis resource hub helps health professionals integrate evidence-based tobacco interventions into prevention, treatment, and recovery programs. This site offers online trainings and provides helpful documents and toolkits that can be downloaded. |
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ADDRESSING TOBACCO DEPENDENCE IN THE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SYSTEM: TRAINING IN THE "BUCKET APPROACH"This course from the University of Wisconsin-Madison presents evidence-based tobacco dependence interventions that are tailored to smokers who are affected by mental illness and/or other addictions. Up to 8.25 FREE continuing education credits are available. TARGET AUDIENCE Social workers, case managers, psychotherapists/counselors, physicians (primarily psychiatrists), nurses, nurse practitioners, health care administrators working in a behavioral healthcare setting LEARNING OBJECTIVES As a result of participating in this learning activity, participants will be able to:
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RX FOR CHANGEClinician Assisted Tobacco Cessation Curriculum The following versions are also available: The 5 A’s Ask-Advise-Refer Psychiatry Cancer Care Providers Cardiology Providers Mental Health Peer Counselors Surgical Providers For a comprehensive, 3-part training webinar on Rx for Change, see: Tobacco Cessation Education, A Training Program for Faculty. Originally created for faculty to add Rx for Change into their cirrculum, this webinar is useful and open to all audiences. Free CE credit is available. |
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Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialist (CTTS)Council for Tobacco Treatment Training Programs Accreditation for Tobacco Treatment Specialist Training Programs. Virtual programs are available. |
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Managing Nicotine WithdrawalFrom the University of Kentucky, Managing Nicotine Withdrawal provides free CME, CPE credit for healthcare providers interested in improving their skills treating tobacco dependence. A general overview and your choice of 5 specialty-focused modules provide up to 2 hours of credit. Expert clinicians in cardiology, orthopedics/trauma, oncology, neurology, and surgery present evidence-based, practical information tailored for treating patients with these various medical concerns. |
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