Canadian Smoking Cessation Clinical Practice Guideline

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CANADIAN SMOKING CESSATION GUIDELINETOOLS/RESOURCESTITLECancer Care Ontario: Aboriginal TobaccoProgram (ATP)Program brochureFlu Shot and Tobacco UseTobacco-Wise Fact SheetCommercial Tobacco Fact SheetPoster SeriesInuit Tobacco-free Network (ITN)Kicking the Addiction:Facilitators Guide: Helping People to Live Smoke-Free in First Nations CommunitiesChoosing to Quit Z CardNational Association of Friendship Centres(NAFC)Locations: Alberta; British Columbia; Manitoba;Labrador; St. John's; Fort Smith; Rankin Inlet;Ontario; Quebec; Saskatchewan; YukonNational Indian & Inuit Community HealthRepresentatives Organization (NIICHRO)Tobacco <strong>Cessation</strong> Strategies During Pregnancyand Motherhood ($25)Taking the Lead for Change ($100)Protecting Our Families: The Non-Traditional Useof Tobacco ($75)NECHI: Training, Research and HealthPromotions InstituteIntegrated Tobacco Recovery for UrbanAboriginals Adults and AdolescentsTobacco: addiction & recovery – a spiritualjourneyTEACH Training Course:Tobacco Interventions with Aboriginal PeoplesWabano Centre for Aboriginal Health:Culture as Treatment - “ Mino-Babamadizin - AGood Healthy JourneyDESCRIPTIONMaterials developed by Cancer Care Ontario that tell you allabout the dangers of commercial tobacco and the sacredmeaning of tobacco.The Inuit Tobacco-free Network aims to keep Inuit healthworkers and their colleagues up-to-date on tobaccoreduction resources, research and events.Facilitator’s guide introduces the "Stages of Change" Modeland provides an overview of the 5A's (Ask, Advise, Assess,Assist and Arrange).Z card: A tool to help providers discuss benefits of quittingand quit tips with First Nations individuals.Available via Health Canada: 1(866) 318-1116 or tcpplt.questions@hc-sc.gc.caNAFC Acts as a central unifying body for the FriendshipCentre Movement: to promote and advocate the concerns ofAboriginal Peoples and represents the needs of localFriendship Centres across the country to the federalgovernment and to the public in general.Pregnancy Resource: Facilitators Guide onlyTaking the Lead for Change: Includes a training manual toassist CHRs with tobacco cessation programs andeducation as well as a video, activity book and flip chart.Protecting Our Families: Includes a manual, discussionguide for schools or community groups, video andaudiocassettesAll resources can be ordered via NIICHRO (450) 632-0892or this order formThe Nechi Training, Research and Health PromotionsInstitute offers specialized training to addictions counsellorsworking in Aboriginal communitiesCulturally appropriate self-help guides to smoking cessationResources available via (780) 459-1884Training course for healthcare professionals who providecounselling services to people who use tobacco.An Aboriginal Children’s <strong>Smoking</strong> Prevention ProgramResource available onlineABORIGINAL PEOPLES 19
CANADIAN SMOKING CESSATION GUIDELINERESEARCH GAPSMethods to integrate traditional practicesand spirituality into tobacco useinterventionsIdentify and evaluate programs in theAboriginal population to determine whichinterventions are effectiveResearch effective dissemination practicesGather surveillance data at thelocal/regional levels and with off-reserve,non-status and MétisABORIGINAL PEOPLES 20
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