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        Effective identification and referral of hospital patients to stop smoking support

         
         
         
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        Liz Hughes  Smoking Cessation Delivery Manager, National Centre for Smoking Cessation and Training (NCSCT)

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        Liz Hughes is the Smoking Cessation Delivery Manager at the NCSCT and has been with the organisation since January 2011, focussing on the development of the Streamline Secondary Care referral system. Prior to this Liz was the Regional Development Manager as part of the London Tobacco Control Team, with previous roles including Lead Commissioner for Stop Smoking Services at NHS Newham and a Regional Project Manager with QUIT on  the “Quit Because” young peoples project. Liz has a BSc in Psychology (UWE) and an MSc in Health Psychology (Bath).

         
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