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Protocol for Identifying and Treating Patients
Protocol for Identifying and Treating Patients Who Use TobaccoProtocol for Identifying and Treating Patients Who Use tobacco No level of smoking or tobacco use is tobacco addiction is a chronic condition, often requiring multiple quit attempts for a tobacco user to become tobacco There are effective, evidence-based, brief clinical interventions available to help Patients who smoke. The intervention protocol2 below can be integrated into the tobacco use identification and intervention clinical workflow for every patient aged 13 years and older. This Protocol can also serve as a model to build clinical decision support into the electronic health record (EHR) to achieve tobacco use intervention goals. In terms of the core components of a clinical tobacco cessation intervention, all Patients can benefit from behavioral counseling . All Patients 13 and older, with the exception of pregnant women, adolescents, light smokers, and smokeless tobacco users (due to insufficient evidence), can benefit from medication.
Tobacco Quitline (800-QUIT-NOW) referral for patients interested in quitting Use written or programmed decision support text and pop-ups for tobacco use counseling (including referral), When brief tobacco cessation counseling is provided during the visit, a check box can appear for the clinician to select
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