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Amanda Amos
Reader in Health Promotion, Public Health Sciences,
Division of Community Health Sciences, Medical School,
Edinburgh University
Smoking cessation
for young people
 Abstract
| Biography
| Powerpoint
Miriam Armstrong
Chief Executive, Pharmacy Health Link
Miriam Bell
Senior Workplace Smoking Cessation Advisor, The
Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
Smoking cessation
in the workplace
Abstract
Tim Coleman
Director of General Practice Undergraduate Education
Unit and Senior Lecturer in General Practice, School
of Community Sciences, Division of Primary Care,
University Hospital, Queen's Medical Centre
Working
with pregnant smokers
Abstract
| Biography
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Steve Crone
Chief Executive, QUIT
Jonathan Foulds
Associate Professor, University of Medicine and
Dentistry of New Jersey, School of Public Health
and Director, Tobacco Dependence Program, USA
Harm reduction:
can it work?
Abstract
| Biography
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Peter Hajek
Head of Psychology and Director, Tobacco Dependence
Research Centre, Barts and The London School of
Medicine and Dentistry, Queen Mary University of
London
Relapse prevention
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Pip Mason
Independent trainer and consultant, Pip Mason Consultancy
Ltd
Lesley Owen
Special Adviser, Health Development Agency
Saskia Sanderson
Cardiovascular Genetics, British Heart Foundation
Laboratories, Royal Free and University College
Medical School
Smoking,
is it all in the genes?
Abstract
| Powerpoint
Ronnie Troughton
Tobacco Dependence Research & Treatment Centre,
Barts and The London School of Medicine & Dentistry,
Queen Mary University of London
Long term
NRT use
Abstract
| Powerpoint
Richard Watt
Reader in Dental Public Health, Department of Epidemiology
and Public Health, University College London
Smoking and
oral health
Abstract
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Programme
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| Day
1 | Thursday
9th June 2005 | | |
New
developments in smoking cessation
Plenary session
Chair:
Ann McNeill, Senior Research Fellow, University College London |
| 9.45 |
Setting
the scene
Gay Sutherland,
Maudsley Hospital Smoking Cessation Clinic | | 10.00 |
Practical
ways of reducing cigarette cravings
Robert West, Professor of Health Psychology, Cancer Research UK Health
Behaviour Unit | | 10.30 |
New
developments in NRT
Karl Fagerström,
Director of The Smokers' Information Centre in Helsingborg, Sweden |
| 11.00 |
Coffee | | |
Increasing success
Plenary session
Chair: Ann McNeill, Senior Research Fellow, University College London |
| 11.30 |
Group
vs. individual therapy - which is best?
Andy McEwen, Senior Research Nurse, Cancer Research UK Health Behaviour
Unit | | 12.00 |
Telephone
quitlines: evidence and promise
Shu-Hong Zhu, Associate Professor, Family and Preventive Medicine, University
of California, San Diego | | 12.30 |
Marketing
cessation services: loyalty, relationships and customer
service
Gerard Hastings, Director, Centre for Social
Marketing and Centre for Tobacco Control Research,
Department of Marketing, University of Strathclyde
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| 1.00 |
Lunch | | 2.30
| Parallel
sessions:
Key interventions and
targeting high-risk groups
2.30pm - 3.45pm
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Working
with pregnant smokers
Main Hall
Tim Coleman, Director of General Practice Undergraduate Education Unit
and Senior Lecturer in General Practice, School of Community Sciences, Division
of Primary Care, University Hospital, Queen's Medical Centre
Carmel O'Gorman,
Midwifery Lead for Smoking in Pregnancy, Good Hope Hospital NHS Trust
Chair:
Deborah Arnott, Director, Action on Smoking and Health
Can
physical activity help with stopping smoking?
Room: Edward 1
Michael Ussher, Lecturer, Psychology
Section, Community Health Sciences, St George's
Hospital Medical School
Chair: Pip Mason, Independent trainer
and consultant, Pip Mason Consultancy Ltd
Smoking
cessation for young people
Room:
Edward2 |
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Amanda Amos, Reader
in Health Promotion, Public Health Sciences,
Division of Community Health Sciences,
Medical School, Edinburgh University
Chair: Lesley Owen, Special Adviser,
Health Development Agency |
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Adolescent
smoking cessation: evaluating a European
pilot programme*
Sarah Francis, Cardiff Institute
of Society, Health and Ethics (CISHE),
Cardiff University |
How
to attract black and minority ethnic groups
into treatment
Room:
Edward
3
Kawaldip Sehmi, Director of Health
and Equality, QUIT
Chair: Miriam Armstrong, Chief Executive,
Pharmacy Health Link
Social
support
Room: Edward
4
Fiona
Gillison, Health Psychologist, School for Health, University of Bath
Chair:
Gay Sutherland, Maudsley Hospital Smoking Cessation Clinic
Working
with smokers with mental health problems
Room: Edward
5
John Hughes, Professor, Department of Psychiatry,
University of Vermont
Linda Caine, Head of Commissioning, Norwich
Primary Care Trust
Chair: Ann McNeill, Senior Research Fellow, University
College London
Poster
presentations (click here for full list)*
Room: Edward
7
| | | 3.45 |
Coffee | | |
Debate
Plenary session
'This
house believes that there is no need for full-time
treatment staff to help smokers quit
when practice nurses and community pharmacists can
deliver treatment'
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| 4.15 |
Proposing: Kevin Lewis, Clinical Director of Smoking Cessation
Opposing: Robert West, Professor of Health Psychology, Cancer Research
UK Health Behaviour Unit Chair: Ann McNeill, Senior Research Fellow,
University College London | | 5.00 |
Close | | 5.00 |
Drinks reception and buffet |
| 5.15 |
Evening fringe meetings, papers and workshops 5.15pm
- 6.15pm Meeting sponsored by Pfizer (Rooms:
Albert 1-3)*
'Progress
in treatment with NRT: Expanding options to meet individual needs'
6.30pm
- 7.30pm Meeting sponsored by Novartis (Rooms:
Edward 1-3)*
'Abstinence,
urges and cravings'
Presenter:
Professor Robert West |
| Day
2 | Friday
10th June 2005 | | 9.00 |
Breakfast fringe meeting
9.00am -
10.00am
(Rooms: Edward 1-3)
Clearing
the haze: nicotine on trial
Meeting sponsored by GlaxoSmithKline |
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Smoking
drugs and harm reduction
Plenary session
Chair: Deborah
Arnott, Director, Action on Smoking and Health | | 10.00 |
Understanding
cannabis smoking
Harry
Shapiro, Editor, Druglink Magazine
Brian Pringle, West Lothian
Drug and Alcohol Service (WLDAS) | | 10.45 |
Harm
reduction: can it work?
Jonathan
Foulds, Associate Professor, University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey,
School of Public Health and Director, Tobacco Dependence Program, USA |
| 11.15 |
Coffee | | 11.45 |
Parallel sesssions
11.45am - 1.00pm
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Relapse
prevention
Main Hall
Peter
Hajek, Head of Psychology and Director, Tobacco Dependence Research Centre,
Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry, Queen Mary University of
London
Chair: Gay Sutherland, Maudsley Hospital Smoking Cessation Clinic
Working
with smokers in prisons
Room: Edward
1
Mark Braham, Manager, Resolution Stop Smoking in Leicester
Chair:
Ann McNeill, Senior Research Fellow, University College London
Oral
tobacco use
Room:
Edward 4
Kawaldip Sehmi, Director of Health
and Equality, QUIT
Chair: Steve Crone, Chief Executive,
QUIT
Supplementary
treatments
Room:
Edward 5
Hayden McRobbie, Research Fellow, Tobacco
Dependence Research and Treatment Centre Chair:
Miriam Armstrong, Chief Executive,
Pharmacy Health Link
Finding
out what works - evidence from Cochrane Review
Room: Edward
6
Lindsay Stead, Kate Hey and
Tim Lancaster, Cochrane Tobacco Addictions
Group, Department of Primary Health Care,
Oxford University
Poster
presentations (click here for full list)*
Room: Edward
7
| | | 1.00 |
Lunch | | |
Past, present and future
Plenary
session
Chair: Deborah Arnott, Director, Action on Smoking and
Health | | 2.00 |
New
medications: what's coming?
John
Hughes, Professor, Department of Psychiatry, University of Vermont, USA |
| 2.30 |
No
smoking day: history of a public health campaign
Ben Youdan, Chief Executive, No Smoking Day | | 3.00 |
Video:
Stopping smoking with NHS stop smoking groups: What
it's really like
A specially commissioned film
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| 3.30 |
Closing
remarks
Andy McEwen, Conference Programme Director |
| 3.45 |
Close |
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Conference planning group
Programme directors:
Andy McEwen: Cancer Research UK Health Behaviour Unit, University College
London and Hayden McRobbie: Tobacco Dependence Research & Treatment
Centre, Barts and The London, Queen Mary's School of Medicine & Dentistry.
Programme committee:
Deborah Arnott: Director, Action on Smoking &
Health (ASH); Ben Youdan: Campaign Director, No
Smoking Day; Steve Crone: Chief Executive, QUIT;
Prof. Robert West: Cancer Research UK Health Behaviour
Unit, University College London; Prof. Peter Hajek:
Tobacco Dependence Research & Treatment Centre, Barts
and The London, Queen Mary's School of Medicine &
Dentistry; Lesley Owen: Special Adviser, Health
Development Agency; Ann McNeill: Independent consultant
in public health, Hon. Senior Research Fellow UCL; Gay
Sutherland: The Maudsley Hospital Smoking Cessation
Clinic. Jean King: Director of Behaviour Research
& Tobacco Control, Cancer Research UK; Miriam Armstrong:
Chief Executive, Pharmacy Health Link, RPSGB; Pip Mason:
Pip Mason Consultancy
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