A statewide initiative to train behavioral health providers in smoking cessation

A statewide initiative to train behavioral health providers in smoking cessation

Individuals with mental health and substance use disorders smoke at rates two to four times higher than the general population and account for over half of smoking-related deaths. Building capacity of behavioral health providers to provide smoking cessation treatment may decrease smoking prevalence...

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Main Authors: Corno, C.M (Author), Diclemente, C.C (Author), Graydon, M.M (Author), Knoblach, D.J (Author), Petersen, A.A (Author), Schacht, R.L (Author), Thrash, S.T (Author), Wiprovnick, A.E (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Oxford University Press 2018
Subjects:
adult
Adult
Article
attitude
Behavioral health
capacity building
curriculum
drug dependence
education
female
follow up
Follow-Up Studies
group therapy
Group therapy
health care personnel
Health Personnel
health survey
human
Humans
Imple mentation
knowledge
male
mental disease
Mental Disorders
mental health service
Mental Health Services
motivational interviewing
nicotine
nonsmoker
priority journal
procedures
program development
Program Development
program evaluation
Program Evaluation
Psychotherapy, Group
qualitative analysis
smoking
smoking ban
smoking cessation
Smoking cessation
Smoking Cessation
tobacco use
training
Training
Treatment
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