The SCLC Catalogue of Tools is ready for download.

This compilation of existing cessation tools offers everything from quit now wallet cards, relapse protocol, smokefree hospital toolkits, videos, mental health resources and more. All resources are low cost, no cost items. Download your copy today.

Scroll down for more helpful resources. For specific information on mental health and smoking cessation, visit our Behavioral Health Resources page.

Presentations
All presentations are available upon request. Please contact us if you would like a copy of the PowerPoint document via e-mail.

• Tobacco Dependence Treatment - SAMHSA In-Service Training - Dr. Steven A. Schroeder
• The Unmet Needs of Smokers with Mental Illness or Addiction- SAMHSA In-Service Training - Jill M. Williams,MD
• Smoking Cessation for People with Mental or Substance Use Disorders -SAMHSA In-Service Training - Chad D. Morris, PhD
• Tobacco Dependence Treatment - A consumer perspective - SAMHSA In-Service Training - Consumer Tobacco Peer Advocate, Eric Arauz

• What to Do With a Patient Who Smokes
• 30 Seconds To Save A Life: What Busy Clinicians Can Do
• Building Partnerships, Changing Norms: First 5 Years of the SCLC

• 2008PHS Clinical Practice Guideline - SCLC Annual 2008 Meeting
• Pharmacy Partnership for Tobacco Cessation - SCLC Annual 2008 Meeting
• The ASA Smoking Cessation Initiative - SCLC Annual 2008 Meeting
• Washington Quits! - SCLC Annual 2008 Meeting
• Labor - SCLC Annual 2008 Meeting
• The National Mental Health Partnerhip for Wellness and Smoking Cessation - SCLC Annual 2008 Meeting
• ADHA SCI initiative - SCLC Annual 2008 Meeting

• Maximizing the Power of Partnerships: Engaging Smokers and the Mental Health Community -NCTOH 07
• Are the 5 A's Enough?: Tobacco Dependence Treatment for Smokers with Mental Illness -NCTOH 07
• Engaging Healthcare Providers in Multi-Disciplinary Approaches to Cessation -NCTOH

• Treating Tobacco Use and Dependence - The OBGYN patient -Karen S. Hudmon, Dr. P.H., Associate Professor, Purdue University
• SCLC Partnerships
• Tobacco Use in Mental Health and Substance Abuse Populations
• Mental Health and Smoking Cessation- Lansdowne Summit
• What Works in Mental Health

Publications
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Video

• American Society for Anesthesiologists Quit Smoking video
• What Happens When You Call 1 800 QUIT NOW? National Cancer Institute video

Materials
All materials are available for download. Please contact us if you have any questions about any of these documents.

• 2008 Public Health Service Guideline is now available - Treating Tobacco Use and Dependence: 2008 Update includes new, effective clinical treatments for tobacco dependence and the latest information to help people quit smoking visit www.surgeongeneral.gov/tobacco/ for free provider and patient materials.
• Partnership for Prevention ® and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have developed Healthcare Provider Reminder Systems, Provider Education, and Patient Education: Working with Healthcare Delivery Systems to Improve the Delivery of Tobacco-Use Treatment to Patients—An Action Guide . This evidence-based tool is for public health practitioners, healthcare providers, and others interested in increasing delivery of tobacco-use treatment in clinical settings. Links to tools and resources, tips for implementation and overcoming potential obstacles, suggested resource needs, and questions and potential data sources for evaluation planning are also included. Visit http://www.prevent.org/actionguides/Tobacco-UseTreatment to download or order this tool.

• Relapse Smoker Protocol-What to do with a smoker who is ready to try again
• Diabetes and Tobacco Fact sheet for Providers
• Do You CAARD? Provider Cessation Toolkit - California diabetes educator campaign and provider kit to help promote cessation and the Ask Advise Refer model.

• Healthy Hospitals Initiative - smokefree hospital toolkit
• Sample Hospital In Patient Rx guide
• Tobacco Cessation and Prevention Implementation Program - Pharmacist-Assisted Class: Implementation Guide
• Brief Intervention Protocol for Assisting Patients with Tobacco Cessation - ASHP commentary on Pharmacists as tobacco interventionists

• Ask Advise Refer Provider Poster
• AAFP Pharmacologic Product Guide: FDA-approved medications
• 1 800 QUIT NOW Patient-Oriented Poster
• The Myth about NRT
• Nicotine/Drug Interactions

• Where are we Now? Baseline Posters for Mental Health
• Mental Health & Smoking Fact Sheet
• Medicaid Fact Sheet Survey

National Quit Cards
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Cessation Intervention Courses 

University of Wisconsin Medical School-Center for Tobacco Research and Intervention (UW-CTRI) and Medscape.

• Treating Tobacco Use and Dependence: - Valid for credit through March 1, 2009

American Academy of Family Physicians Ask and Act initiative

• Treating Tobacco Dependence -- View this webcast to learn about new pharmacotherapies, counseling strategies, quick interventions and reimbursement.
• Become a Tobacco Aware Practice: Using an Organizational and Team-based Approach -- View this webcast to learn how to structure your office to identify tobacco users, and streamline your efforts to help them quit. This webcast is for your entire practice team.
• Beyond the Guidelines: Advances in Tobacco Cessation Treatment and Payment -- View this webcast to learn about evidence-based treatment, effective counseling strategies and reimbursement. Available for up to 2.0 Prescribed CME credits through April 24, 2008.
• How to Provide Tobacco Cessation Treatment to Patients with Mental Illness--This interview with family physician Julie Wood, MD, gives an overview of how and why physicians should address tobacco use with their patients with mental illnesses. Dr. Wood discusses effective forms of counseling and pharmacotherapy. The podcast is one component of the AAFP's efforts to educate family physicians on effective tobacco cessation treatment for patients with mental illness. The AAFP has also created a new section on the Ask and Act website titled "Smoking and Mental Illness" and added mental health slides to CME presentations.

American Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists & the National Pharmacy Partnership for Tobacco Cessation http://ashp.org

• Tobacco Cessation Counseling: A Protocol for Pharmacists Pharmacists and all clinicians are welcome to take this course and earn free credits.

Rx for Change -Clinician Assisted Tobacco Cessation Curriculum http://rxforchange.ucsf.edu

• A comprehensive tobacco cessation education tool that provides not only clinicians and students, but also clinical staff, with the knowledge and skills necessary to offer comprehensive tobacco cessation counseling to patients who use tobacco. It covers information about the epidemiology of tobacco use, pharmacotherapy, and brief behavioral interventions. Rx for Change is available for free via its website on http://rxforchange.ucsf.edu , and registered users are free to download the curriculum, trigger tapes, handouts, and brief videos. Credit is not applicable.

RxAbridged Curriculum -also at http://rxforchange.ucsf.edu

• Using the brief intervention Ask Advise Refer, this three-hour curriculum that has been specifically designed for pharmacy technicians, medical assistants, dental hygienists, and all other ancillary and auxiliary professions interested in becoming cessation interventionists. Credit is not applicable.

Online Programs To Help Your Patients Quit

• http://becomeanex.org/home.aspx
  
• www.smokefree.gov
  
• The American Lung Association's Freedom From Smoking Online
  
• www.quitnet.com
  
• www.tobaccofreeca.com
  
• www.smokeclinic.com
  
• www.nicotine-anonymous.org
  

More Tobacco Cessation Resource Links