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Poster presentations
Full list of poster presentations, along with abstracts and biographies...
Poster number:
1 .Improving access to NRT
Michelle Battlemuch, Stop Smoking Service Team Leader, Nottingham City PCT, UK
2. Smoking cessation and mental health – a partnership
Michelle Battlemuch, Stop Smoking Service Team Leader, Nottingham City PCT, UK and Jenny Brooks, Specialist Stop Smoking Advisor, Nottingham City PCT, UK
3. Specialist stop smoking service and community midwives working in partnership to reduce smoking during
pregnancy in Nottingham City
Michelle Battlemuch, Stop Smoking Service Team Leader, Nottingham City PCT, UK and Julie Greenwood, Specialist stop smoking advisor pregnancy,
Nottingham City PCT, UK
4. Smoking cessation and the workplace
Michelle Battlemuch, Stop Smoking Service Team Leader, Nottingham City PCT, UK and Rachel Lewis, Specialist Stop Smoking Advisor, City Council, Nottingham, UK
5. Stop smoking support using the Fag Ends model of rolling groups
Miriam Bell, Stop Smoking Service Manager, Roy Castle Fag Ends,
Liverpool, UK and Paul Steele, Stop Smoking Service Manager, Roy Castle
Fag Ends, Liverpool, UK
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6. Responding to a demand: delivering a service shaped by adolescents
Joan Chapman, Team Leader Stop Smoking Service,
Middlesbrough PCT, UK
7. Stopping smoking – how dentists can drill home the message: preliminary findings of a six-month pilot study
Joan Chapman, Team Leader Stop Smoking Service, Middlesbrough PCT, UK
8. Are dental teams ideally placed to work with smokeless tobacco users? Results from an audit in west Yorkshire
Julia Csikar, Researcher, Dental Public Health, Leeds dental Institute,
Leeds University, UK
9. Quit@work
Danielle Foster, Health Protection Advisor, Knowsley Environmental Health, UK and Alan Unsworth, Health Protection Advisor, Knowsley Environmental Health, UK
10. Young lungs
Ted Greaves, Health Improvement Development Officer,
Corby Borough Council, UK and Colleen Rattigan, Health Improvement Development Officer,
Corby Borough Council, UK
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11. Preparing for smoke-free legislation: The experiences of English stop smoking services
Lucy Hackshaw, Research Health Psychologist, University of Bath, UK
12. Smoking Cessation Service Research Network (SCSRN)
Sylvia May, Administrator, SCSRN, London, UK and Andy McEwen, Director of SCSRN and Senior Research Nurse, Cancer Research UK Health Behaviour Research Centre, Department of Epidemiology and Public Health,University College London, UK
13. Which smokers are most likely to benefit from extended treatment with varenicline?
Peter Hajek, Professor of Clinical Psychology, Wolfson Institute of Preventive Medicine, Barts and The London, Queen Mary’s School of Medicine and Dentistry, University of London, UK
14. Safety profile of varenicline as used in general practice in England: interim results from a prescription-event monitoring study
Rachna Kasliwal, Clinical Research Fellow, Drug Safety Research Unit,
Southampton, UK
15. Smoking cessation in Scotland: contact with Smokeline and quit attempts made with Scottish smoking cessation services
Kerry McKenzie, Health Improvement Programme Manager (Tobacco), NHS Health Scotland, UK
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16. Pragmatic clinical evaluation of a computerised algorithm-generating personalised treatment recommendations for smoking cessation
Sian Retallick, Chief Pharmacist, Hyde Park Pharmacy, Plymouth, Devon, UK
17. Cost effectiveness of varenicline vs NRT in the UK
Enrico de Nigris, Outcome Research Manager, Pfizer, Tadworth, UK
18. Smoking by tuberculosis patients in Kerala, India: proactive cessation efforts are urgently needed
Kavumpurathu Raman Thankappan, Professor, Achutha Menon Centre, Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences, Trivandrum, India
19. Workplace interventions – variety makes for success
Wendy Stobbs, Specialist Advisor, East Lancashire PCT
Stop Smoking Service, UK
20. Smoking and mental health – an effective model
Ian Saberton, Mental Health Training and Development Stop Smoking Coordinator, Ashton, Leigh and Wigan PCT, UK
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21. Young people and smoking: Challenges, tactics and best practice
Anne Schulthess, Head of Youth Services, QUIT, London, UK
22. A synergistic approach to target workplace smoking – the Singapore experience
Yen Theng See, Business Development Manager/Pharmacist, National Healthcare Group Pharmacy, Singapore and Jiun Yih Chong, Pharmacist, National Healthcare Group Pharmacy, Singapore
23. European network of quitlines – capacity building and social exclusion programme
Kawaldip Sehmi, Director of Health Inequalities, QUIT, London, UK
24. No Smoking Day at 25 years: measuring impact and awareness
Dan Tickle, Chief Executive, No Smoking Day, London, UK
25. Implementation of a workplace intervention providing personalised treatment recommendations for smoking cessation: a case study
Su Wang, Group Head of Heath, Royal Mail, London, UK
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26. Documentation of smoking care in a major Australian psychiatric hospital
Paula Wye, PhD Candidate, University of Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia
27. Increasing the delivery of smoking cessation care to inpatients in an Australian public health service: outcomes from a whole of health service change program
John Wiggers, Director, Hunter New England Population Health, New South Wales, Australia
28. Smoking care in Australian psychiatric facilities: Healthcare or traditional behaviour management?
Paula Wye, PhD Candidate, University of Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia
29. Smoking cessation support services in secondary care in Scotland: key lessons from a mapping exercise
Susan MacAskill, Senior Researcher, CTCR, University of Stirling and the Open University and
Linda Bauld, Reader in Social Policy, University of Bath and UK Centre for Tobacco Control Studies
30. Access and delivery of oral tobacco services to BME and Polish groups
Leena Sankla, Project Director, Cardio Wellness, Reading, UK
31. The report of evaluation of first ‘quitline’ in Iran during 2007
Anahita Alvanpour, Researcher and smoking cessation consultant, Tobacco Prevention and Control Research Center (TPCRC), Tehran, Iran and Hooman Sharifi, Researcher and smoking cessation consultant, Tobacco Prevention and Control Research Center (TPCRC), Tehran, Iran
**Please note: Anahita is unable to present this poster at the 2008 UKNSCC, we hope to be able to display it in 2009**
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