1) UC medical campus
tobacco workflow. 2) Brief webinar trainings on tobacco cessation (also
available for free CME/CEU credit). 3) UC Smoke and Tobacco-Free Campus
Policy resources. 4) Joint Commission tobacco measure information. 5)
specialty education modules. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ UC Medical Campus Tobacco Workflow UCD Quit Tobacco Resources managing health through education. Now offered free of charge at multiple locations. Inpatient Tobacco Cessation OrderSet Link to Kernel ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ UCSF  ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ UCI ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ UCSD  Smoke - and tobacco - free resources Patient Education Handout ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ UCLA  Smoke - and tobacco - free resources Patient Education Handout _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Provider Training on Tobacco Cessation: Series of Brief Webinar Modules The UC Quits team presents the essentials of tobacco cessation for the busy health care provider. Each webinar can be watched at your own pace. Through California CME, you can get FREE CME/CEU credit (up to 2.5 AMA PRA Category 1 credits™) after completing each module and 3 true/false questions. It is not necessary to complete all 5 modules. If you watch the video here before going to California CME, just note on the pre-questionnaire that you did so and answer the post-questionnaire questions for credit: UC Quits Series - All 8 modules.
We offer continuing medical education (CME) credit for physicians and continuing education units (CEU) for nurses for completion of the brief webinar modules.Pharmacists and Respiratory Therapists can get credit too. Please click to view Accreditation for the UC Quits Series. Top Ten Reasons to Address Tobacco Click here to go to this CME module.  Elisa Tong, MD, MA Associate Professor of Medicine UC Davis
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The 5 A's of of Tobacco Cessation Click here to go to this CME module.  Linda Sarna, PhD, RN, FAAN Interim Dean at UCLA School of Nursing
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Medication for Smoking Cessation Click here to go to this CME module.  Lisa Kroon, PharmD, CDE Professor & Chair Department of Clinical Pharmacy UCSF
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ UC Quits The California Smokers Helpline Click here to go to this CME module.  California Smokers Helpline UCSD ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Reducing Secondhand Smoke Exposure in Children Click here to go to this CME module.  Pediatrics UCSF  See the expanded 30 minute CEASE Training for Pediatric Practices.This 30 minute training aimed at pediatric providers discusses the impact of SHS on children, and provides advice and resources for helping parents quit smoking. It also reviews the use of e-cigarettes around children. https://cmecalifornia.com/Activity/4318479/Detail.aspx ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ How Nurses at UC Can Address Tobacco Dependence  Linda Sarna, PhD, RN, FAAN Interim Dean at UCLA School of Nursing ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Smoking Cessation in the Perioperative Period  Duval, Victor, M.D. Associate Clinical Professor, Neurosurgical Anesthesiology Department of Anesthesiology & Perioperative Medicine ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Additional Resources Available For CME/CE Credit 2015 Integrating Medications into Smoking Cessation Treatment: The Basics https://cmecalifornia.com/Activity/3722012/Detail.aspx Co-hosted by American Academy of Family Physicians, An Introduction to Motivational Interviewing: Focus on Tobacco Use and Dependence https://cmecalifornia.com/Activity/3701578/Detail.aspx
Tobacco Use in the LGBT Community: Preconceptions, Challenges & Experiences https://cmecalifornia.com/Activity/3593728/Detail.aspx
A Team Approach: Integrating Tobacco Dependence Treatment into Routine Clinical Practice https://www.cmecalifornia.com/Activity/3553468/Detail.aspx Tobacco Cessation for Pregnant Women and Mothers: What Clinicians Should Know https://www.cmecalifornia.com/Activity/3497016/Detail.aspx
Big Marijuana -- Lessons from Big Tobacco https://cmecalifornia.com/Activity/3454549/Detail.aspx
What’s Smoking Got to Do with It? Improving the Health of Priority Populations by Treating Tobacco Use https://www.cmecalifornia.com/Activity/3411016/Detail.aspx ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
2014 Commercial Tobacco Use and American Indian/Alaska Native People: Implementing Proven or Promising Interventions https://cmecalifornia.com/Activity/3383960/Detail.aspx Where's the Justice? Tobacco Use and the Incarcerated https://cmecalifornia.com/Activity/3184271/Detail.aspx
Tobacco Kills: Intervention and Policy Solutions in Addiction Treatment https://cmecalifornia.com/Activity/2895505/Detail.aspx
Smoking and Dementia: Are You at Risk for Alzheimer’s? https://www.cmecalifornia.com/Activity/2741555/Detail.aspx Tobacco Cessation Coverage: Implementation of the Affordable Care Act in 2014 https://www.cmecalifornia.com/Activity/2736617/Detail.aspx ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________  Nicotine Replacement Therapy Now Available Without Prescription Pharmacist Can Furnish Nicotine Replacement Therapy for Smoking Cessation Board of Pharmacy, Department of Customer Affairs Click her to view the regulation: Order of Adoption ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ UC Smoke and Tobacco-Free Campus Policy Resources  All UC campuses and medical centers went tobacco-free as of January 1, 2014 click here for more info Complete the on-line AIR Smoke & Tobacco Free training to learn how to Approach, Inform, and Refer (AIR) on-campus smokers and tobacco users. Topics Include
Learning Objectives
People outside of UC system can also view the webpage at UC Training & Education under courses. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ TOB 1.0: ASK tobacco status within 3 days of admission. TOB 2.0: Medication AND counseling offered or refused during hospital stay. TOB 3.0: Medications AND outpatient referral offered or refused at discharge. TOB 4.0: Follow-up smoking status after discharge. The Joint Commission Core Measure Sets (Please click to view the official documents). ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Maintenance of Certification Pediatrics: Register for the online "Eliminating Tobacco Use and Exposure" (Free for those who have done CEASE training). ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ International Classification of Diseases (ICD)-10 Codes Tobacco/Nicotine Dependence, and Secondhand Smoke Exposure Effective October 1, 2015 On October 1, 2015, providers need to start using ICD-10 Medical Codes. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ U.S. Preventive Services Task Force The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force issued the following final recommendation on smoking cessation in adults, updating the 2009 recommendation. Note, in particular, the fourth statement below regarding electronic nicotine delivery systems. The USPSTF recommends that: 1) Clinicians ask all adults about tobacco use, advise them to stop using tobacco, and provide behavioral interventions and U.S. FDA approved pharmacotherapy for cessation to adults who use tobacco. (A Grade recommendation) 2) Clinicians ask all pregnant women about tobacco use, advise them to stop using tobacco, and provide behavioral interventions for cessation to pregnant women who use tobacco. (A Grade recommendation) The USPSTF concludes that: 3) The current evidence is insufficient to assess the balance of benefits and harms of pharmacotherapy interventions for tobacco cessation in pregnant women. (I Grade recommendation – insufficient evidence) 4) The current evidence is insufficient to recommend electronic nicotine delivery systems for tobacco cessation in adults, including pregnant women. The USPSTF recommends that clinicians direct patients who smoke tobacco to other cessation interventions with established effectiveness and safety (previously stated). (I Grade recommendation) ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________  For more
information, here are the Annals of Internal
Medicine article, Final
Recommendation Statement,
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