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Smoking Cessation Support 2006/2013 Census Smoker Prevalence - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Smoking Cessation Support 2006/2013 Census Smoker Prevalence - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Connecting Patients to Smoking Cessation Support 2006/2013 Census Smoker Prevalence 2006/2013 Census Prevalence by ethnicity Mori drop 10% Smoking Prevalence by DHB Region 20.7% Now 15.1% Less than 5% In 2012 Government
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2006/2013 Census Prevalence by ethnicity
Māori drop 10%
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Smoking Prevalence by DHB Region
20.7%
Now 15.1%
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Less than 5%
- In 2012 Government established the goal
- f a Smokefree Aotearoa by 2025
- There is a long-standing policy framework
to address smoking, including:
- Advertising restrictions
- Smokefree environments
- Point of sale restrictions
- Cessation support
- Health targets
- We need more quitting and health
practioners have a key role to play
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Getting outcomes from ABC
- 1. Meaningful conversations
- 2. Patient willingness
- 3. Systematic Referrals
- 4. On-going support
- 5. Repeated enquiry
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“Where suitable services exist, we recommend that referral become the normative strategy for management of smoking cessation in general practice to complement any practice-based help provided”
Why Refer
Research shows that GPs referring smokers to an evidence-based Quitline service results in increased cessation (Borland, 2008)
- Borland R, Balmford J, Bishop N, Segan C, Piterman L,
McKay-Brown L, Kirby C, Tasker C. In-practice management versus quitline referral for enhancing smoking cessation in general practice: A cluster randomised trial. Family Practice 2008; 25(5): 382-389.
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Systematic Referrals
800,000
ABC Conversations by PHOs in 2012
2,767 PHO referrals to Quitline 3,386 PHO referrals to Quitline
800,000
ABC Conversations by PHOs in 2013
800,000
ABC Conversations by PHOs in 2014
7,366 PHO referrals to Quitline from
January 2014 to now
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0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% Health Professional or GP Cigarette box or Tobacco Packet Television Advertising Online Advertising Word of Mouth None of the Above
What lead you to call?
GP referrals grow by 8.3% from May 2013 to May 2014
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What happens once a Referral is submitted to Quitline?
- An acknowledgement of receipt of
referral will be submitted
- All patients are contacted within 3
working days
- Register patient on our 3-month
programme
- Support from a local face-to-face
provider is offered in addition to our services
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What are the benefits for Medtech users?
- Referrals to Quitline directly from
patient management system
- Easy and efficient
- Free for all Medtech users (80% of
PHOs)
- Read codes automatically updated
- Feedback loop provides information on
patient quit date and smokefree status
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Medtech Referrals
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Referral Form
- Referral form available on our website
www.quit.org.nz/healthprofessionals
- E-mail to: referrals@quit.org.nz
- Fax to: 04 460 9879
- Referral Enquiries Hotline: 0508 555
010
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Text Referrals
- Currently used by Plunket and
New Zealand College of Midwives
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3-month Quit Programme
- Quit Plan
- 4 follow up support contacts
- Nicotine patches, gum and lozenges
- Steps to change
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Quitline services
40,000 smokers supported per year
Phone
Online
www.quit.org.nz
Txt2Quit
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Cessation Works
Quitline outcomes
20.90% 33.40% 37% Phone only Phone &
- nline
Phone, online & text
Average success rate at 6 months
The more Quitline services used, the better the quit success rates:
15,000 quit per year
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Referrals Outcomes 1,050 quit because
- f an ABC
referral
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