2021 Smoke-free Summer Series: Tobacco Treatment in Cardiac, Pulmonary, and PAD Rehabilitation Full Bundle

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Tobacco use, especially cigarette smoking, is a major risk factor for cardiovascular and pulmonary morbidity and mortality. It is the leading preventable cause of death worldwide. Comprehensive tobacco treatment is a critical component of the clinical care for individuals with or at risk for cardio/pulmonary disease, as well as peripheral arterial disease (PAD). This workshop will provide the most up to date approaches to tobacco treatment within the rehab setting.

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Tobacco Treatment in Cardiac, Pulmonary, and PAD Rehabilitation

Upon completion the participants will be able to:

1. Identify chemical and physiological consequences of tobacco use and the mechanism of addiction in the brain.

2. Discuss the principles of the ACC Expert Consensus Decision Pathway on Tobacco Cessation Treatment.

3. Describe possible detrimental effects of E-cigarettes, vaping, hookah, and other new electronic devices.

4. Explore researched-based pharmacological interventions used in successful tobacco cessation.

5. Utilize assessment tools in taking a tobacco history from patients.

6. Discuss the key components of operationalizing a tobacco treatment program, within a variety of rehabilitation settings.

7. Participate in role playing practicing behavioral strategies, motivational interviewing techniques, communication skills, and coaching strategies to utilize with cardiac, pulmonary, and PAD patients in tobacco treatment, relapse prevention, and successful cessation.

Module	Title	Presenter	Disclosures
Module 1	Tobacco Use and Addiction in Patients with Coronary Disease & Introduction to the ACC Consensus Guideline	Quinn Pack, MD, MSc	Research: Supported by NHLBI grant #K23 HL135440
Module 2	Pharmacotherapy for Smoking Cessation: Practical Tips and Advanced Prescribing Practices	Nancy McCleary, CCRP	None
Module 3	Program Management of Smoking Cessation in Cardiac Rehab: How to involve Everyone	Rich Josephson, MS, MD, FAACVPR	None
Module 4	E-cigarettes and Vaping: Is Harm Reduction a Viable Alternative?	Quinn Pack, MD, MSc	Research: Supported by NHLBI grant #K23 HL135440
Module 5	Tobacco Assessment & Cessation Tools used in Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehab	Joel Hughes, PhD, FAACVPR	None
Module 6	Behavioral Strategies used in Tobacco Cessation for Cardiac and Pulmonary Patients	Andrea Bon-Wilson, MA, LPC, CAC II, FAACVPR	None
Module 7	Motivational Interviewing and Coaching Skills Utilized in to Engage Patients in Tobacco Treatment	Kathy Zarling, M.S., RN, CNS, C.T.T.S, MAACVPR	None
Module 8	Tips Materials: Use and Application	Shawn Leth, M.Ed., CEP, FAACVPR	None

Courses in package:

	Title	Credit(s)
1	2021 SFS Module 1: Tobacco Use and Addiction in Patients with Coronary Disease & Introduction to the ACC Consensus Guideline View Details
2	2021 SFS Module 2: Pharmacotherapy for Smoking Cessation: Practical Tips and Advanced Prescribing Practices View Details
3	2021 SFS Module 3: Program Management of Smoking Cessation in Cardiac Rehab: How to involve Everyone View Details
4	2021 SFS Module 4: E-cigarettes and Vaping: Is Harm Reduction a Viable Alternative? View Details
5	2021 SFS Module 5: Tobacco Assessment & Cessation Tools used in Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehab View Details
6	2021 SFS Module 6: Behavioral Strategies used in Tobacco Cessation for Cardiac and Pulmonary Patients View Details
7	2021 SFS Module 7: Motivational Interviewing and Coaching Skills Utilized in to Engage Patients in Tobacco Treatment (Case Study/Role Play) View Details
8	2021 SFS Module 8: Tips Materials: Use and Application View Details
9	2021 Smoke-free Summer Series: Tobacco Treatment in Cardiac, Pulmonary, and PAD Rehabilitation (Test) View Details
10	2021 Smoke-free Summer Series: Tobacco Treatment in Cardiac, Pulmonary, and PAD Rehabilitation Full Bundle (Survey) View Details