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  • + pdharam Dharamdutt Pandey 2 years ago
    well presented and exceptional great visual my UP vote for you. I also have a presentation in ABOUT ME category LOVE STORY OF MARK pls have a look and if you like it pls vote for me.
  • + Akafrank Douglas Buller 2 years ago
    I should note, I am the presentation designer on this and in fact all of the talks I have posted. I am not however a content expert. This is an excerpt from a workshop developed by the talks author Dr. Jerry Maniate. It is intended to encourage healthcare providers to take a more active role in helping their patients live smoke-free. The positive aesthetic of the smoke is intended to assist them in seeing the seductive nature of the addiction.
  • + xiby George Sciberras. to appreciate the PPS, download it. 2 years ago
    i DO NOT SMOKE BUT HAVE MANY A RELATIVE AND FRIENDS THAT DO. IF ONLY THEY COULD VIEW YOUR SLIDES, WHO KNOWS?? a GOOD vote UP
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March 12, 2008 MSH Smoking Cessation Clinic - Jerry M. Maniate, MD, M.Ed(C), FRCPC & Dale Mackey, BSc, RRT

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  1. Smoking Cessation Counseling Jerry Maniate MD, M.Ed(C), FRCPC
  2. What is the one thing you want to learn about in this session?
  3. What you can do in 3 minutes
    • We will give you the knowledge and tools
    • to help patients quit smoking
    • Impact of
    tobacco dependence
    • tobacco dependence
    Is an addiction
    • Clinical interventions for users
    Willing to quit
    • Clinical interventions for users
    Willing to quit Not
  4. In Canada
    • Decrease in
    • Smoking rates
    • Quantity smoked
    • Daily smokers
  5. In Canada
    • 19% of the population
  6. In Canada
    • 5 million Canadians
  7. Tobacco Related Cancer Deaths 18,000
  8. New lung cancer cases 85%
      • Cornwall, ON
    Population 45,000
    • Treatment complications
    • Second primary tumors
    • Other medical conditions
    • Complications & morbidity
    Smoking & Oncology Patients
  9. PMRT + Smoking
    • Ever-smokers were at increased risk of lung cancer vs. nonsmokers after PMRT
    • Smoking and PMRT were associated with increased risk for all histologic types of lung cancer
    Kaufman E et al., J Clin Oncol 26: 392 - 398, 2008
  10. Smoking Cessation & Lung Cancer Patients General improvement in respiratory capabilities Less dyspnea and coughing Less sputum
  11. Smoking Cessation & Lung Cancer Patients Sense of smell and taste Appetite Sleep Less fatigue Mood Self-worth
  12. Barriers to treating tobacco dependence
  13. “ I can’t help patients stop.”
  14. “ Not enough time.”
    • “ Patients don’t want to hear about it.”
  15. “ Smoking cessation interventions during physician visits were associated with increased patient satisfaction with their care among those who smoke.” Mayo Clin Proc. 2001;76:138-143 “ Patients don’t want to hear about it.”
      • 80%
    Would like to quit
      • 5%
    do
    • A) The amount of nicotine the product contains
    • B) The product brand
    • C) The speed at which nicotine enters the brain and the brain releases dopamine
    • D) The frequency a person uses the product
    • E) The amount of product a person consumes
    What main factor determines the addictiveness of a nicotine product?
    • A) The amount of nicotine the product contains
    • B) The product brand
    • C) The speed at which nicotine enters the brain and the brain releases dopamine
    • D) The frequency a person uses the product
    • E) The amount of product a person consumes
    What main factor determines the addictiveness of a nicotine product?
  16. Chronic Medical Condition
    •  4  2 -nicotinic acetylcholine receptors reinforce effects
    • Increased tolerance
    • “ Smoking is an addiction; not simply a habit. Nicotine dependency is a medical condition which makes quitting difficult. Smokers who are truly motivated to quit deserve support and the tools to be successful.”
      • Dr. Andrew Pipe
  17. “ I can’t help patients stop.”
  18. “ I can’t help patients stop.” US Public Health Service Clinical Practice Guideline (June 2000) OMA / CTI educational information Review in CMAJ (November 2007) Information from CAMH Nicotine Dependence Clinic
  19. Brief Clinical Intervention
    • 5 A’s
    • 5 R’s
    • Interventions
    • Resources
  20. Ask about tobacco use Advise about importance of cessation Assess their readiness to quit Assist by providing information such as Smokers Helpline Arrange through Smoking Cessation Clinic

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