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This document provides an overview and summary of a training on tobacco intervention skills for those working with populations that have higher smoking rates, such as those with mental illness or substance abuse issues. It discusses framing tobacco use as an addiction, outlining intervention approaches like the 5 A's (Ask, Advise, Assess, Assist, Arrange), and recommending resources like nicotine replacement therapy and referral to quitlines. Specific high-risk populations are identified, including those with mental illness who purchase nearly half of all cigarettes sold in the US. Barriers to quitting and strategies for motivational interviewing are also summarized.
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![Nori de la Peña Michael Leon-Guerrero Public Health - Seattle & King County Tobacco Prevention Program (206) 296-7613 Brief Tobacco Intervention Skills (BTIS) training Summer 2010 DESC training [email_address] Framing the issue, understanding the addiction and implementing an effective intervention program HealthPoint August 10 th , 2010](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/healthpointfw081010-101001130102-phpapp02/85/Health-pointfw-081010-1-320.jpg)
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- 1. Nori de la Peña Michael Leon-Guerrero Public Health - Seattle & King County Tobacco Prevention Program (206) 296-7613 Brief Tobacco Intervention Skills (BTIS) training Summer 2010 DESC training [email_address] Framing the issue, understanding the addiction and implementing an effective intervention program HealthPoint August 10 th , 2010
- 13. Doctors advise adolescents about tobacco <2% of visits Medical Bias in Considering Tobacco a "Drug of Abuse"
- 16. An Unfair Share of Mortality Number of Deaths (thousands) Source: CDC AIDS Alcohol Motor Homicide Drug Suicide Smoking Vehicle Induced Est. 200,000 per year for mentally ill and SA
- 22. Mental Health and Nicotine 44% of all cigarettes bought & consumed in the US are by individuals living with mental illness.
- 30. WHY don’t they just QUIT?
- 31. Why Don’t They Just Quit? + No Cessation Help
- 38. The intervention: 2A’s & R Site Champ
- 45. “ Ask” Identify Tobacco Use /exposure to smoke Document chart “ Advise” To Quit “ Assess” willingness to quit “ Assist” with quitting “ Arrange” Follow-up Quitline 1-800-QUITNOW 1-877-2NO FUME Local Resources DESC champ (Provided by Sophie Balk, MD, Albert Einstein College of Medicine) Referrals The 5 A’s
- 50. Benefits of Quitting 10 Years Risk of HD/Stroke almost the same as a non-smoker 5 Years Lung Cancer Death Rate Decreases by 50% 2Weeks-3 Months Circulation Lung Function 48 Hours Taste/Smell Nerve Endings 8 Hours 02 Levels 20 Minutes BP Body Temp
- 51. The 5R’s: Not Ready to Quit REPITITION – Repeat motivational intervention ROADBLOCKS – client identifies barriers REWARDS – client identifies benefits of quitting RISKS – client identifies risks of smoking RELEVANCE – Specific and personal reasons The 5 R’s
- 59. Quitting the Three Link Chain NRT?? Behavioral Counseling Posters Groups Activities + Cessation Help @ DESC
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- Message – smoking is a larger issue for homeless population than for average population
- What causes people to contract a tobacco-related disease? Chemicals and additives in tobacco cause much of the problems. Write down four chemicals you think are in tobacco. In reality there are about 4000 chemicals in tobacco. 250 are toxic. Over 60 are cancer-causing. (cdc.org Surgeon General’s 2006 Report)
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- Advising will not harm relationship with client, studies show satisfaction improves in other treatment settings the more a staff counsels on quitting
- Not a yes/no question
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