Toolkits
CA Quits ToolkitCA Quits is a tobacco cessation learning collaborative for hospitals participating in the California Department of Health Care Services’ Public Hospital Redesign and Incentives in the Medi‐Cal (PRIME) program. This learning collaborative is funded by the California Tobacco Control Program and builds off of the UC Quits project connecting the 5 UC health systems with the California Smokers’ Helpline at UC San Diego through bi‐directional e‐referrals for smoking cessation. |
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Destination Tobacco-Free: A Practical Tool for Hospitals and Health Systems, revised 2013 |
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DIMENSIONS: Tobacco-Free Policy Toolkit |
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DIMENSIONS: Well Body Toolkit for Healthcare Providers |
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Do You CAARD? Provider Cessation ToolkitCalifornia diabetes educator campaign and provider toolkit to help promote cessation and the Ask Advise Refer model. The toolkit can be used nationally. Visit the Do You CAARD? web site for more resources. |
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Interactive Digital Media Toolkitfrom the CDC’s Office on Smoking and Health was developed to further support and promote the CDC Tips From Former Smokers campaign. Organizations can use the toolkit to leverage OSH content on their existing Web sites or social media profiles or they can opt to create new profiles or content in support of the campaign. |
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Implementing Smoke-Free Lawsfrom Americans for Nonsmokers’ Rights (ANR) |
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Legacy Health Foundation, Youth Activism in Tobacco Control: A Toolkit for Action |
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Office Champions: A Systems Change Approach |
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Prevent Tobacco Use (CADCA)The toolkit uses as its basis CADCA’s Seven Strategies for Effective Community Change, providing actions and strategies coalitions can use for each of the seven steps to achieve community change. The toolkit’s content is based on an environmental approach, with strategies aimed at changing or influencing community conditions, standards, institutions, structures, systems and policies. The toolkit also includes fact sheets, success stories, and several helpful tools such as a sample logic model, a sample smoke-free ordinance and sample intervention maps to help coalitions craft their plan of action depending on the root causes of their community’s tobacco use problems and local conditions. |
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Tobacco Cessation and the Affordable Care ActFrom the American Lung Association for factsheets, template letters, and other helpful tools at this site. |
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Tobacco Cessation and Prevention Implementation ProgramPharmacist-Assisted Class: Implementation Guide |
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Tobacco Free Toolkit: For Community Health Facilities, National Edition |
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