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Smoking Cessation

More than 1,000 people are killed every day by cigarettes. Ob-gyns are in a unique position to play a leading role in helping smokers kick the habit. Click the following links if you're a provider or...

March 2013

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Quit Lines and Stop Smoking Programs in NYS

 BackNew York State Smokers’ Quitline Patients looking to quit smoking can call   the New York State Smokers’ Quitline at   1-866-NY-QUITS (1-866-697-8487) C...

September 2012

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Methods of Quitting

 Back  The 5A’s – (for those ready to quit)  The 5R’s – (for those not ready to quit)  A Guide to Quit Smoking Methods – (link to National Tobacco...

September 2012

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Smoking Cessation Tools and Resources

 Back Key Resources CLICK HERE for fact sheets, posters and more from the   NYS Smokers’ Quitline Nysmokefree.com Smokefree.gov – (for providers) Links to Help Pa...

September 2012

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Coding and Reimbursement for Smoking in NYS

(From NY Smokers’ Quitline website)  Back Details of billing and coding requirements can be found HERE Medicaid Medicare Many health plans cover smoking cessation counseling by clin...

September 2012

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Developing An Office-Based Smoking Cessation Program

 Back   Before you Implement Smoking Cessation Program   Developing an Office Protocol   Smoking Survey   How to Counsel Your Patients on Quitting     ...

September 2012

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Developing An Office-Based Smoking Cessation Program

Before you Implement… Developing an Office Protocol Smoking Survey How to Counsel Your Patients on Quitting  

August 2012

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Smoking Cessation New York State Quitlines

  Quitlines provide a valuable, 24-hour resource for patients who struggle with smoking cessation. On a state and nation level Quitlines offer counseling and access to local resources. New Y...

June 2012

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Smoking Cessation FREE Posters

  Print FREE smoking cessation posters. CLICK HERE to print                     ...

June 2012

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Quit Smoking Today!

          New York State Smokers’ Quitline:            1-866-NY-QUITS (1-866-697-8487)    ...

June 2012

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Before You Implement Smoking Cessation Program

Get Staff On Board Ensure your entire staff is aware of the program and properly trained on protocols.  The success of the project will depend on all members of your staff (receptionists, nurse...

June 2012

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The 5 R’s: For Those Not Ready to Quit

Some patients may not be ready to kick the habit – but they may respond to a motivational intervention. They can be motivated to consider a quit attempt with the"5 R's": Relevance, Risks, Rewards, R...

June 2012

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The First Method: The 5A's - For Those Ready to Quit

Counseling Your Patients on Smoking Cessation Evidence demonstrates that even brief clinical interventions can significantly increase the rates atwhich p...

June 2012

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Developing an Office Protocol for Smoking Cessation

Starting a new protocol in your office can be challenging.  It takes time to train staff and divide tasks.  Please use this checklist to develop a smoking cessation implementation strategy ...

June 2012

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The Casual Smoker: An Overview

 Back Many public health policies have been implemented in recent years, on both the state and national level, which have promoted a decrease in tobacco use. These policies include smoke-free r...

June 2012

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Smoking Cessation eToolkit

  More than 1,000 people are killed every day by cigarettes. A woman who smokes shortens her life by several years. Smoking increases a woman’s risk of cancer, heart disease, and ...

November 2011

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Medical Education

One of the primary objectives of ACOG District II (ACOG) is to create a platform for women’s health care that is consistent with the needs of New York’s diverse population. ACOG has initi...

August 2002

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