Judith (Jodi) Prochaska, PhD, MPH
Dr. Prochaska is a licensed clinical psychologist, educator, researcher, and expert in the treatment of tobacco dependence. She is a past president of the Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco (SRNT).
Maura Lau is a tobacco treatment specialist at Stanford Health Care. Ms. Lau comes to Stanford with a background in health and nutrition management, as well as community programs.
Dr. Gali completed her PhD in public health at UC Merced in 2018 and is an NHLBI T32 supported postdoctoral fellow at Stanford University. Dr. Gali’s research interests include treatment of tobacco dependence, cannabis use and policy, and health disparities.
Kayla Jimenez is a doctoral student at the PGSP-Stanford Psy.D. Consortium and is completing her pre-doctoral internship at the Sepulveda Veterans Affairs Medical Center. Ms. Jimenez worked with the Moonshot tobacco treatment team for two years as a student tobacco cessation counselor.
Brittany is a registered nurse and program manager at Stanford Health Care with a focus in community health, patient education and behavior change. Brittany manages Stanford’s Cancer and Neuroscience Supportive Care Programs and Tobacco Treatment Service.
- Explain the need for tobacco treatment integration within cancer care
- Identify workflow processes for building efficiencies in identifying tobacco use among patients
- Describe the value of training models for meeting institutional educational and clinical goals
- Examine the evidence for engaging patients into treatment and supporting their living tobacco-free
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