Catalan institute webinar slides

1. Desarrollo y Difusión de
FoRmacIon para dejar de FUmar en
Latinoamerica
Proyecto FRuItFUL
10 December 2014

2. Agenda
17:00-17:05: Round presentation
17:05- 17:30: Background: The Catalan Institute of Oncology
- Catalan Network of Tobacco free Hospitals
- E-oncologia: Online platform
Online Course:
- Pedagogical resources
- Modules and contents
- Evaluation
Adaptation to Latino American Countries
17:30-18:00: Open turn of questions

3. Background: Catalan Institute of Oncology (ICO)
It is a comprehensive cancer center created in 1995:
ICO covers:
 Prevention (Tobacco Control Unit-Catalan Network)
 Care specialist training (E-oncologia)
 Research
http://ico.gencat.cat/es

4. Background: Catalan Network for Tobacco free Hospitals
Began promoting tobacco control at hospitals in 2000.
It coordinates 71 public hospitals in Catalonia.
Main aim to develop a common strategy amongst
healthcare services active in tobacco prevention and
cessation
Training and Education is one of its strategic pillars.
We offer in person courses and an online course since 2012.
www.xchsf.com

5. It is an online space for specialized oncology education.
e-oncología represents the first experience in online continuous
education in oncology in Spanish language.
Its main aim is to create virtual learning spaces related
to cancer.
It is an initiative from the Catalan Institute of Oncology, a
comprehensive cancer center.
www.e-oncologia.org
Background: e-oncologia

6. What we do
Programs
Projects
SEOM Post-graduate certificate on medical oncology for residents.
942 h
Radiotherapy oncology education.
85 h
Cervical Cancer Prevention Program.
25 h
Oncology nursing education.
155 h
Cancer Research and Epidemiology Program.
480 h
VUCCnet: Virtual University Cancer Control in Africa. IAEA
SMILE-ON: Supporting innovative learning approaches through Mobile
Integration in the workpLacE - Oncology Nursing. LEONARDO European
Grant

7. VUCCnet – International Atomic Energy Agency
Course on Cervical
Cancer Prevention
Duration: 60 hours to
Participants:
Healthcare
professionals,
nurses and
midwives…
300 participants
Aimed at:
Morocco,
Ghana, Uganda,
Tanzania and
Zambia
Countries:
Volunteers,
social workers,
CHW working in
Sub-Sahara…
101 participants
Ghana, Uganda,
Tanzania and
Zambia
Doctors
specializing in
Clinical
Oncology…
Estimated 300
participants per
year
Egypt, Ghana,
Uganda,
Tanzania, South
Africa and
Zambia
Cancer Skills Package
for Community Health
Workers
Clinical Oncology
Course
18 hours to
complete in 4
weeks.
complete in 4
months.
245 hours to
complete in 12
months.

8. Results
More than 1.500 hours of
e-learning materials in
oncology
36 courses Courses in 5 languages
200 professionals as
authors, tutors and
directors
13.000 participants
worldwide: Europe, Africa,
Latin America, Russia, Asia
70% of participants
certified

9. Previous collaboration between
e-oncologia and partners in spreading and
creating educational programs in cancer
care:
 Bolivia
 Guatemala
 Paraguay
Network in Latino América

10. Brief Intervention in Tobacco Cessation
Aim:
Train health professional in a very practical and
accessible way on how to assist efficiently smoker
patients at the hospital setting.
Based on valid results from meta-analysis and
clinical practice guidelines
Carson KV, VerbiestME, Crone MR, BrinnMP, Esterman AJ, AssendelftWJ, et al. Training health professionals in smoking cessation.
Cochrane Database Syst Rev 2012 May 16;5:CD000214
Fiore MC, Jaén CR, Baker TB. Treating Tobacco Use and Dependence: 2008 Update. May 2008

11. Brief Intervention in Tobacco Cessation
Target group
Health professionals in general: Doctors, Nurses, Midwifes,
Phycologists, and so on.
Setting
Hospitals with acute, middle and long-term stays

12. Brief Intervention in Tobacco Cessation
Pedagogical recourses
 Online content
 Online practical cases
 Self-assessment cases
 Final test
 Online forums
 Thesaurus
 References
 Technical assistance

13. Brief Intervention in Tobacco Cessation
Content presented in four modules
Module 1: Tobacco as a public health problem
Brief presentation of the magnitude and impact of tobacco consumption

14. Brief Intervention in Tobacco Cessation
Module 2: Smoker assessment
Tools to assess tobacco dependence and motivation to quit
 Description of tobacco products
 What is dependence? Evaluation of dependence (Fagerström test)
 Evaluation of motivation (Richmond/Prochaska and Di Clemente)
 Evaluation of self-efficacy
 Presentation of practical cases

16. Evaluation of dependence (Fagerström test)
Evaluation of motivation (Prochaska and Di Clemente)

17. Brief Intervention in Tobacco Cessation
Module 3:
Introduction of different levels of tobacco cessation intervention
Strong attention to the WHO Brief Intervention Model (5As)
Presentation of 5 Rs
Presentation of case

18. Brief Intervention in Tobacco Cessation
Module 4: Treatment
Presentation of pharmacological treatments for tobacco cesssation
Follow-up ( control visits, relapses, etc)

19. Brief Intervention in Tobacco Cessation
Evaluation

20. Summary about the adaptation of the online course
3 experts will evaluate the
content of the course
The contents will be
modified accordingly
5 a 10 health professionals
will test it
If they find improvement,
they will be included The final version will be
offered to all professionals
of the 3 countries

21. Open turn of questions
Desarrollo y Difusión
de Formación para
Dejar de Fumar
en países de Habla Hispana
en Latinoamérica