UKNSCC - UK National Smoking Cessation Conference

2015 Archive Programme

Thursday 11th June 2015

08.00	Registration

Main Hall

09.30	Chair - Welcome and introduction
	Andrea Crossfield, Chief Executive, Tobacco Free Futures, Manchester

09.40	Upgrading stop-smoking service provision
	Professor Robert West, Professor of Health Psychology and Director of Tobacco Studies, Cancer Research UK Health Behaviour Research Centre, Department of Epidemiology and Public Health, University College London

10.10	Tobacco industry tactics to undermine plain packs and other tobacco control policies: Lessons from Australia
	Steven Greenland, Associate Professor, Department of Marketing, Tourism and Social Impact, Faculty of Business and Law, Swinburne Business School, Australia

10.35	What we’ve learned from service users who vape: Building our skills around behavioural support
	Louise Ross, Stop Smoking Service Manager, Leicester and Lorien Jollye

11.00	Coffee

11.30	Parallel papers and workshop sessions 1

Main Hall

Young people
Chair: Laura Ridout Stakeholder Engagement & Development Manager, Smokefree South West, Bristol

11.30	The effect of socioeconomic differences on smoking uptake in young people in a low prevalence smoking area
	Emma Regan, Stop Smoking Coordinator, ACE Stop Smoking Service, Clacton, Essex and Linda Homan, Senior Lecturer, Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge

11.55	Tailoring smoking cessation programmes to young people: How do we promote, engage and deliver such programmes well? A case study of Sandwell stop smoking service (a partnership between DECCA and Quit 51)
	Hayley Bates, Stop Smoking Adviser, Quit 51, Burton-On-Trent and Nathalie Dean, Smoking Cessation Worker, DECCA, Sandwell

12.20	Looked after children: Summary of a public health needs assessment
	Aaron W Bohannon, Senior Public Health Manager, Leicestershire County Council, Glenfield

Breakout room: 1

11.30	How do we engage community delivery partners?
	Emma Croghan, Director of Public Health and Lifestyle Services, North 51, Burton on Trent, Stafffordshire

Breakout room: 2

Community action
Chair: Hazel Cheeseman Director of Policy, Action on Smoking and Health (ASH), London

11.30	Tackling Big Tobacco in my town
	Cecilia Farren, South West ASH and GASP Consultancy, Bristol

11.55	An asset based community solution to tackling secondhand smoke
	Joanne Pullen, Founding Director, ActivMob, St Austell

12.20	The broader impact of incentive schemes to enable smoking cessation in pregnancy
	Tina Williams, Project Director, Development & Training for Tobacco Free Futures, Manchester

Breakout room: 3

Service throughput
Chair: Dr Andy McEwen Executive Director, National Centre for Smoking Cessation and Training (NCSCT), London

11.30	Engaging with GP practices: Breaking new ground
	Zaheera Chatra, Stop Smoking Specialist, Leicester City Stop Smoking Service

11.55	Developing and testing an integrated clinic: Combining stop smoking support with weight management and healthy lifestyle advice
	Emily Williams, Specialist Stop Smoking Advisor, Leeds Community Healthcare, Chapeltown Health Centre, Leeds and Emma Coupland, Team Leader, Smoking Cessation, Leeds Community Healthcare

12.20	Findings from ‘We Can Quit’: A pilot, community based smoking cessation service for Irish women living in disadvantaged areas
	Fiona Dobbie, Research Fellow, School of Health Sciences, University of Stirling

Hall 3

Secondary care
Chair: Dr Sanjay Agrawal Consultant in Respiratory Medicine, Respiratory Department, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, Leicester

11.30	Creating a tobacco-free NHS in Scotland: The national smokefree NHS grounds campaign
	Jane Hoeflich, Senior Marketing Manager, NHS Health Scotland, Edinburgh

11.55	Who is the smoker at the hospital front door? First steps to tackling the most visible challenge to smokefree hospitals
	Dr Jiliu Pan, Doctor, Barking Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust, Romford

12.20	Implementing the NICE Guidelines for smoking cessation in secondary care: From rhetoric to reality
	Debbie Robson, Senior Post Doc Researcher in Tobacco Addiction, National Addiction Centre, Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, King's College London

12.45	Lunch

13.15	Posters: Presenters will be available beside their presentations until 13.45

Hall 2

13.15	MAIN SPONSOR SYMPOSIUM: Transforming Services - Learning from those who have achieved success
	Emma Croghan, Director of Public Health and Lifestyle Services, North 51, Burton on Trent, Stafffordshire, Julie Trezise, Stop Smoking Service Manager, East Lancashire and Sonia Simkins, Finance and Performance Lead, Sandwell and West Birmingham CCG

14.00	Parallel papers and workshop sessions 2

Commissioning

Main Hall

Commissioning
Chair: Martin Dockrell Tobacco Control Lead, Public Health England

14.00	One year on: The impact of transition of a 'failing' service to a non NHS provider - Adviser experiences
	Emma Croghan, Director of Public Health and Lifestyle Services, North 51, Burton on Trent, Stafffordshire

14.25	Commissioning a new stop smoking service contract: Leicestershire and Rutland’s experience
	Aaron W Bohannon, Senior Public Health Manager, Leicestershire County Council, Glenfield

14.50	What is the optimum cost per quitter of different smoker demographics?
	Dr Vasiliki Kiparoglou, Head of Operations, Oxford Biomedical Research Centre

Breakout room: 1

14.00	The smoking cessation in pregnancy challenge group: Working to improve communication
	Beckie Lang, Health and Research Manager, Tommy's, London and Hilary Wareing, Director, Tobacco Control Collaborating Centre, Warwick

Breakout room: 2

Secondary care
Chair: Professor Robert West Professor of Health Psychology and Director of Tobacco Studies, Cancer Research UK Health Behaviour Research Centre, Department of Epidemiology and Public Health, University College London

14.00	Overcoming barriers to implementation of NICE guideline PH48 - smoking cessation in acute care.
	Dr Sanjay Agrawal, Consultant in Respiratory Medicine, Respiratory Department, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, Leicester and Melanie Perry, Stop Smoking Specialist Advisor, Leicester City Stop Smoking Service

14.25	Developing and implementing a new approach to smoking at Kings College Hospital: A joined up approach for South Londoners
	Arran Woodhouse, Tobacco Liaison Specialist, King's College Hospital, London

14.50	Implementation of an opt-out referral system to improve smoking cessation amongst surgical patients at a university hospital in London
	Benjamin Bussmann, Foundation Year - 1 Doctor, Whipps Cross Hospital, London and Aatif Amir Husain, 3rd Year Medical Student, Barts & The London SMD (Queen Marys), London

Mental health

Breakout room: 3

Mental health
Chair: Debbie Robson Senior Post Doc Researcher in Tobacco Addiction, National Addiction Centre, Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, King's College London

14.00	Achieving smokefree culture change: Guidance for mental health and addiction services in New Zealand
	Kim Williams, Smokefree Mental Health Project Manager, Hawke's Bay District Health Board, New Zealand

14.25	Smoking cessation outcomes of an intensive tobacco treatment program within mental health and addictions services
	Dr Chizimuzo Okoli, Assistant Professor, University of Kentucky College of Nursing, Lexington, USA and Dr Milan Khara, Clinical Director, Vancouver General Hospital Smoking Cessation Clinic, Canada

14.50	Smokefree Mental Health Trusts – Tackling the burden of smoking in North East mental health units
	Martyn Willmore, Performance Improvement Delivery Manager, Fresh, Durham

Pregnancy

Hall 3

Pregnancy
Chair: Dr Andy McEwen Executive Director, National Centre for Smoking Cessation and Training (NCSCT), London

14.00	Supporting young women to have smokefree pregnancies
	Joanne Pullen, Founding Director, ActivMob, St Austell

14.25	Introducing ‘opt-out’ referrals for pregnant women to stop smoking services: Impact on service uptake and smoking cessation
	Katarzyna Campbell, Research Fellow, Division of Primary Care, University of Nottingham

14.50	Engaging pregnant women to a stop smoking service – creating effective referral pathways and increasing quit rates
	Hayley Bates, Stop Smoking Adviser, Quit 51, Burton-On-Trent

15.15	Coffee

Main Hall

15.45	Enabling people with severe mental ill health to quit smoking
	Professor Simon Gilbody, Professor of Psychological Medicine, Mental Health & Addictions Research Group (MHARG), University of York

16.30	Movement break

16.45	Parallel papers and workshop sessions 3

Breakout room: 1

Social media, memory and digital interventions
Chair: Dr Andy McEwen Executive Director, National Centre for Smoking Cessation and Training (NCSCT), London

16.45	Smoking cessation disease awareness through digital interactive services and social media interventions
	Sarah Sunderland, Country Brand Leader, Pfizer Ltd, Tadworth

17.10	The impact of smoking cessation on prospective remembering
	Thomas Heffernan, Senior Lecturer, Northumbria University, Newcastle Upon Tyne

17.35	How can the use of augmented reality improve digital self quit attempts
	Scott F Crae, Director, Talking Medicines, Kilmacolm

Breakout room: 2

Practitioner type, outreach and personaility type
Chair: Dr Colin Mendelsohn Tobacco Treatment Specialist, The Sydney Clinic Consulting Rooms, NSW, Australia

16.45	Longer-term smoking abstinence after treatment by specialist or non-specialist advisors: A secondary analysis of data from a trial
	Professor Fujian Song, Norwich Medical School, University of East Anglia, Norwich

17.10	An innovative smoking cessation service in the London Borough of Camden: Assertive smoking cessation outreach team (ASCOT)
	Sandra Chakara, Team Manager (ASCOT), Camden and Islington Foundation Trust, London, Aine Timmins, Clinical Nurse Speacialist In Smoking Cessation In Mental Health, Camden and Islington Foundation Trust, London and Thomas Hudson, Assistant Clinical Practitioner, (ASCOT), Camden and Islington Foundation Trust, London

17.35	Associations between advisor personality and client quit rates in stop smoking services
	Emma Croghan, Director of Public Health and Lifestyle Services, North 51, Burton on Trent, Stafffordshire

Hall 3

16.45	Protecting public health policies from the vested interests of the tobacco industry
	Emily James, Policy and Campaigns Assistant, Action on Smoking and Health (ASH), London, Jenn Ruddick, Policy and Campaigns Officer, ASH, London, Hilary Wareing, Director, Tobacco Control Collaborating Centre, Warwick and Deborah Smith, Public Health Specialist, Kent County Council, Maidstone

18.00	Close