1 as an example of the phases of the tobacco epidemic
(al, pronounced CHUN-lee, is the Lakota word for commercial tobacco.) To make their experience and knowledge available to everyone, Rae OLeary and Corrine Huber authored this toolkit for the Canli Coalition of CRST with funding provided by the South Dakota Department of Health
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Training topics Tobacco Treatment Specialists: roles, responsibilities, professional development, ethics and credentialing Overview of a comprehensive approach to tobacco control Evidence-based tobacco dependence treatment approaches Tobacco products: marketing, design, prevalence of use and health consequences Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems (ENDS) Treating tobacco use and dependence Principles of evidence-based, patient-centered, behavior change treatment strategies Comprehensive clinical assessment of the tobacco user Basic pharmacotherapy for tobacco use and advanced pharmacologic treatment planning Health disparities Relapse prevention and recovery Telephone, individual and group treatment models Documentation, coding, billing and program evaluation All different types of health professionals who interact with individuals that use tobacco can benefit from this training including doctors, nurses, physician assistants, health educators and pharmacists
