Utilizing the American Academy of Pediatrics’ Clinical Considerations “Ask, Counsel, Treat” model, this course supports effective delivery of ACT as a brief intervention for teens who identify as tobacco users, including e-cigarettes.
The Ask, Advise, Refer to Quit Don’t Switch training is based on the CDC’s Ask–Advise–Refer model, and utilizes updated tools and strategies for conducting an effective brief tobacco intervention for patients that use tobacco products. This training promotes evidence-based, proven-effective cessation strategies and reviews the seven FDA-approved quit medications currently available.
The American Lung Association’s How To Help People Quit training is a free, one-hour online course including four interactive learning modules designed to further enhance understanding of the Lung Association’s core beliefs about tobacco cessation, as well as understanding behavior changes, interventions and treatment needed to help people quit for good.
Tobacco Basics is a free, one-hour online course including five learning modules designed to lay the foundation in understanding the toll of tobacco use in the U.S.
The FACT Orientation is a free, interactive online learning course for adults involved with Wisconsin’s FACT groups. This course is ideal for FACT Adult Advisors, staff of Wisconsin’s Tobacco-Free Alliances, and other adults who provide support to FACT youth. This course takes about 30 minutes to complete.
The Ask, Advise, Refer to Quit Don’t Switch training is based on the CDC’s Ask–Advise–Refer model, and utilizes updated tools and strategies for conducting an effective brief tobacco intervention for patients that use tobacco products. This training promotes evidence-based, proven-effective cessation strategies and reviews the seven FDA-approved quit medications currently available.