Wednesday, January 15, 2020, 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM, Johns Hopkins Bayview, Harvey Board Room, Baltimore, MD

Critical Care Medicine, Family Practice, General Practice, Internal Medicine, Neurology, Oncology, Pediatrics, Pulmonary Disease, Nursing, Nurse Practitioner, Social Work, Cardiac Surgery, Pulmonology

To help with the current burden our local communities face with tobacco usage, Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center will create the first tobacco treatment specialist program in the state of Maryland. Each tobacco treatment specialist will undergo: Six hours of in-person training through two 3-hour workshops. Documentation of 50 hours of tobacco treatment skill implementation. Completion of one 30 minute examination Upon the completion of the aforementioned requirements, each person will be awarded a certificate as a certified. Johns Hopkins Bayview Tobacco Treatment Specialist.

1. Describe how cigarettes and tobacco products are designed to create an addiction to nicotine.
2. Evaluate the current pharmacological therapy for tobacco dependence and the evidence that supports their usage.
3. Outline the usage of controllers versus relievers when providing medication for tobacco dependence.
4. Compare and Contrast habits versus compulsions, and how that relates to nicotine addiction.
5. Distinguish between the fundamental role of healthcare agents and professionals in tobacco independence.
6. Evaluate the fundamental role of healthcare agents and professionals in tobacco independence.
7. Illustrate how to challenge assumptions of active smokers and help assure smoking cessation is approached comfortably.
8. Recognize how stages of change can be used to help a person quit smoking.

No faculty are available for this activity at this time.

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