Tobacco Treatment Training

Take continuing medical education courses to learn the risks of tobacco use, the benefits of quitting and the physiological and emotional processes that a patient experiences when quitting.¹

The following are several CME/CEUs credit course for physicians, nurses and pharmacists to learn more about treating tobacco use dependence:

Tobacco Use and Dependence: An Updated Review of Treatments
"Learning from the Experts: A Course for Healthcare Professionals" provided by the Institute for Global Tobacco Control
Duke UNC Tobacco Treatment Specialist Certification Program

Resources

A Guide for Counseling Women Who Smoke: Helping Women Eliminate Tobacco Use (NC Division of Public Health)
Million Hearts Tobacco Cessation Change Package

References

¹ Integrating Smoking Cessation into Routine Primary Care Practice: Identifying Effective Strategies for your Practice, by Sophia Papadakis , MHA, Ph.D. candidate

Tobacco Treatment Training

Take continuing medical education courses to learn the risks of tobacco use, the benefits of quitting and the physiological and emotional processes that a patient experiences when quitting.1

Resources

References

Take continuing medical education courses to learn the risks of tobacco use, the benefits of quitting and the physiological and emotional processes that a patient experiences when quitting.¹