Dundee Tobacco Control Alliance

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Dundee Tobacco Control Alliance

• SMOKING
• Best Value Review
• Prevention 2010
• Progress on Implementation
• Andrew Radley

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Best Value Review - Smoking

• Six Business Cases
• Smoking Cessation Coordinators
• Community Pharmacy
• Smoking in Pregnancy
• Lay People
• Secondary Care/ SHAW
• e-Referral

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Best Value Review - Progress

• Smoking Cessation Coordinators
• Angus Diane Cassidy
• Dundee Ali Mitchell
• Perth Kinross Judy Robertson

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Best Value Review - Progress

• Community Pharmacy
• 40 participating pharmacies
• 630 clients January to August
• 3 month quit rate at 28
• Further roll-out planned

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Best Value Review - Progress

• Smoking in Pregnancy
• Stakeholder group formed
• Workshop held
• Patient pathway revised
• Clinical update being delivered
• Incentive scheme development

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Best Value Review- Progress

• Lay People
• Advisors appointed in each locality
• Training to be completed
• Opportunities for venues identified
• Monitoring process agreed

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Best Value Review- Progress

• Secondary Care / SHAW
• Inpatient Smoking Guideline consultation
• Stakeholder group formed
• Job description for Coordinator agreed
• Smoking cessation classes for staff

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Best Value Review- Progress

• e-Referral
• Business case accepted prioritised
• System specification agreed
• Developer appointed
• Pilot system demonstrated

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Prevention 2010 - Guidelines

• GP records of each patients smoking status
• GP brief intervention each year
• Clear health message for inpatients
• Hospital patients offered cessation services
• Patient access to specialist services and NRT
• Target populationsinpatients, pregnant women
• Patients with mental health problems targeted

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Prevention 2010 - Initiatives

• Gap Analysis
• Smoking Prevention in Children
• Changing Mental Health Smoking Cultures

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Prevention 2010 - Initiatives

• Gap Analysis
• Service capacity to match number of smokers
• Use of local smoking advisors from communities
• Integration with BVR services e.g. pharmacy

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Prevention 2010 - Initiatives

• Smoking Prevention in Children
• Peer support across all secondary schools
• Appointment of a staff tutor/development worker
• Views of pupils enlisted
• Budget allocated to each school
• Proposals sought from each site
• Evaluation

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Prevention 2010 - Initiatives

• Changing Smoking Cultures in Mental Health
• Formation of stakeholder group
• Appointment of project coordinator
• Use of peer support and lay workers
• Investigation of incentives