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Topic: Implementing Statewide Tobacco Dependence Treatment Programs for Persons with Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders
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April 30th: Implementation Case Studies from Colorado and Indiana
- Agenda
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Colorado STEPP Mental Health Disparities Project
- Chad Morris, PhD
Assistant Professor, University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center, Department of Psychiatry
- Debbie Osborne, MPH, RD
Director, Tobacco Cessation Initiatives, State Tobacco Education & Prevention Partnership (STEPP) at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
- Jason Vahling, MPH
Director, State Tobacco Education & Prevention Partnership (STEPP) at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
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April 16: Implementation Case Studies from New York and Wisconsin
- Agenda
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The Evolution of the NYS Tobacco-Free Initiative – How We Got There and What Happened After July 24, 2008
- Steven S. Kipnis, MD, FACP, FASAM
Medical Director, NYS Office of Alcoholism & Substance Abuse Services
- Annie Beigel
Manager of Cessation Programs, New York State Department of Health, Tobacco Control Program
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The Wisconsin WiNTiP Story
- Rob Adsit, MEd
Education & Outreach Programs Supervisor, University of Wisconsin, Center for Tobacco Research and Intervention
- Randall Glysch, MS
Research Scientist, Wisconsin Tobacco Control Program, Division of Public Health
- Eric Heiligenstein, MD
Clinical Director, Psychiatry, University Health Services, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- David Macmaster, CSAC, PTTS
Project Consultant, Creative Representation, Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin
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April 3: The problem of tobacco use and MI/SUD: Barriers and challenges for treating these populations, spectrum of illness that people seeking treatment are likely to have and how it affects their treatment, why attention to treatment for these populations is so urgent, what the BEA project has found about treatment for people with MI/SUD.
Presenters: Chad Morris, PhD, University of Colorado
Wendy Bjornson MPH, Oregon Health and Science University
Conference Call Materials:
• Agenda
• Presentations: "The Problem of Tobacco Use MI/SUD" & "Key Findings and Recommendations from the BEA Project"
• BEA Resource Guide Summary
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April 16 & 17: Clinical Solution in Providing Tobacco Dependence Treatment for People with MI/SUD. Importance of the initial assessment, assessing stability and functionality for treatment planning, addressing medication issues, importance of clinic monitoring and referral.
Presenters: Eric Heiligenstein MD, University of Wisconsin
Gary Tedeschi, PhD, California Smokers' Helpline
Conference Call Materials:
• Agenda
• Presentations: "Clinical Solutions for Providing Tobacco Dependence Treatment for People with Mental Illness and Substance Use Disorders" & "Treating Persons with MI/SUD on Quitlines"
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May 1 & 19: Tobacco Free Policy Issues and Adapting Tobacco Treatment Programs. The importance of tobacco free policies for promoting cessation, addressing resistance in mental health and substance use facilities, how programs can be adapted to better serve people with MI/SUD.
Presenters: Douglas Ziedonis, MD, MPH
Professor and Chairman, Department of Psychiatry
U Mass Memorial Medical Center
Janet Smeltz, M.Ed.,LADC-I, M-CTTS
Director, Tobacco, Addictions, Policy and Education (TAPE) Project
Institute for Health and Recovery
Conference Call Materials:
• Agenda
• Presentations:
"Barriers and Solutions to Addressing Tobacco Use in Addiction and Mental Health Treatment Settings"
"Tobacco Dependence Treatment Programs and Specialist Training"
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