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IntroductiontoTobacco101WelcometoTTAC’sTobacco101!Tobacco101isaself-guidedtutorialthatprovidestheinformationandresourcesnecessarytounderstandwhytobaccouseisconsideredthe#1preventablecauseofdeathintheUS,aswellastheevidence-basedandpromisingstrategiesthatcanreducetobacco’stoll.Youcanbenefitfromthiscoursewhetheryouarenewtotobaccocontrolandneedanintroductiontokeytopics,orareanexperiencedprofessionallookingtorefreshandupdateyourknowledge.

Tobacco101wasrevisedinthespringof2013tocontainthelatestinformation,resources,andtoolsavailable.Theuser-friendlyself-guidedformatallowsyoutocompletethetutorialatyourownpaceandexplorethevariousexternalresourcesandtoolsasneeded.Tobacco101isorganizedintotwopartscomprisedoffourlessonseach.Optionalreviewquestionsareofferedattheendofeachlessontoallowyoutocheckyourunderstandingofthecontent,trysomeoftheresources,andreflectonhowtheinformationappliestoyourroleintobaccocontrol.

Youcanstartatthebeginningandreadthroughthecoursefrombeginningtoendorsimplyselectthosesectionsthatareofgreatestinterest.

Part1:IntroductiontoPreventionandControlofTobaccoUse• Lesson1:TheEvolutionofTobaccoControl• Lesson2:TobaccoUseintheUnitedStates• Lesson3:ImpactofTobaccoUse• Lesson4:FactorsthatDetermineTobaccoUse

Part2:ReducingtheProblemofTobaccoUse• Lesson1:CredibleTobaccoControlResourcesandKeyPartners• Lesson2:TobaccoControlModels• Lesson3:EffectiveTobaccoControlPolicies• Lesson4:StrategiesforSuccess

TTACalsoprovidestailored,on-siteTobacco101trainingsfororganizationswhowanttoincludeitinconferencesandworkshops.Tolearnmore,visitourwebsitewww.tacenters.emory.eduorcontactusattacenters@emory.edu.


TableofContentsPART2: REDUCINGTHEPROBLEMOFTOBACCOUSELESSON1

CredibleTobaccoControlResourcesandKeyPartners Page4

CheckforUnderstanding Page21

Sources Page23


Tobacco101PartTwo,LessonOne

CredibleTobaccoControlResourcesandKeyPartnersInPartOneofTobacco101,wediscussedthehistoryoftobaccocontrolandtheeffectsithadontobaccouseinthiscountry.Wealsodiscussedthehealtheffectsandrisksassociatedwithtobaccouseandsecondhandsmoke.Inthislessonwewilldescribecurrenttobaccocontrolresourcesandintroduceyoutosomekeypartnerswhoarecommittedtoreducingtobaccouseanditsdeadlytoll.Attheendofthislesson,youwillbeableto:

1. Identifyvaluableandreliablesourcesofinformationabouttobacco.Itisimportanttoknowwheretogotogetgoodinformationandensurethedatayouuseisalwayscredible.

2. Discussthebenefitsofworkingwithestablishedandcrediblepartnerorganizations.Partner

organizationscanbesourcesofinformationandalliesinpromotingprogramsandpolicies.

3. Findcredibleinformation,data,andresourcesrelevanttoyourprojects.Wewillgiveyousomepracticeinusingsomeoftheresourcesdescribed.Thatway,youwillbemorecomfortableusingtheseresourcestoassistyouinplanningyouractivitiesandcommunicatingwithdecisionmakersandthepublic.


CredibleTobaccoControlResourcesandKeyPartnersNothingismoreimportantthancredible,reliable,andrelevantinformationwhendisseminatinghealthinformationandmakingthecasefortobaccocontrolefforts.Dataarenecessarytoadvocateforfundstoallowyourprogramtoconductlocalorstateresearch.Stateandlocaldatagetpeople’sattentionandgarnerstrongsupportfortobaccocontrolprograms.Fortunately,workingintobaccocontrol,thereisalotofgoodinformationreadilyavailable.InthisLesson,wewilltalkaboutseveralofthesehelpfulresources:

• TheCommunityGuide• BestPracticesforComprehensiveTobaccoControlPrograms• SurgeonGeneral’sReports• STATESystem• InstituteofMedicineReports

YoumayhavenoticedthatseveraloftheseresourceshavealreadybeenmentionedinPartOne.AmorecomprehensivelistofTobaccoControlresourcesisavailableatTheDepartmentofHealthandHumanServicesBeTobaccoFreewebsite.Here,youcanfindinformationonresearch,news,andfederal,state,andlocallawsrelatedtotobacco.


CredibleResources:TheCommunityGuideTheCommunityGuidehasalotofusefulinformationforlocalandstatetobaccocontrolprograms.Forexample,itcanhelpanswerquestions,suchas:

• Whichinterventionsworkordonotwork?• Whichinterventionsworkbestwithparticularpopulationsorinparticularsettings?• Howmuchdotheinterventionscost?Whatshouldcommunitiesorstatesexpectfortheir

investment?• Doestheinterventionhaveanyotherbenefitsorcauseanyharms?• Which interventionsneedmore

research?

TheCommunityGuideremainsareliableandcrediblesourceasitsrecommendationsabouttheeffectivenessofprogramsandpoliciesaremadebyTheTaskForceonCommunityPreventiveServices(orTaskForce)—anindependent,nonfederal,rotatingvolunteergroupofpublichealthandpreventionexpertsappointedbytheDirectoroftheCentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention(CDC).Establishedin1996,theTaskForcebasesitsfindingsandrecommendationsonsystematicreviewsofthescienceliteraturewithinputfromexpertsinresearch,practice,andpolicy.TheTaskForceoverseestheworkofTheCommunityGuideandprovidesongoingupdatesasnewresearchispublishedandreviewed.


CredibleResources:BestPracticesforComprehensiveTobaccoControlPrograms

TheCenterforDiseaseControlandPrevention’sBestPracticesforComprehensiveTobaccoControlPrograms(2007)isanevidence-basedguidetohelpstatesplanandestablishtobaccocontrolprogramstopreventorreducetobaccouse.Thispublicationdescribesanintegratedprogrammaticstructureforimplementinginterventionsproventobeeffectiveandrecommendsthelevelofinvestmentneededtoreducetobaccouseineachstate.TheCDC’sOfficeofSmokingandHealthissuedtwouserguidestoassistintheimplementationoftherecommendedbestpracticestrategies,including:BestPracticesUserGuide:Coalitions—StateandCommunityInterventionsThisuser-friendlyguidefocusesonthecriticalrolecoalitionsplayina

comprehensivetobaccocontrolprogram.Theguideprovidestobaccocontrolprogrammanagerswithinformationonthebestwaystousecoalitionsaspartofacomprehensiveprogramthatleadstochangesintobacco-relatedpolicies,ordinances,andlaws.BestPracticesUserGuide:YouthEngagementTheguideprovidesinformationonthebestpracticesforengagingyouthasapartofacomprehensivetobaccocontrolprogram.Youthinvolvementcanleadtoimportantpolicyandsocialnormchanges,andadvancethefightagainstbigtobacco’spromotionsandotherinfluencesthattargetyouth.


CredibleResources:SurgeonGeneral’sReportsBeginningwiththefirstreportin1964,smokinghasbeenoneofthemostimportantpublichealthissuesforalltheSurgeonsGeneralofthepastfivedecades.ThereportsoftheSurgeonGeneralontobaccohavealertedthenationtothehealthriskofsmokingandhavetransformedtheissuefromoneofindividualandconsumerchoicetooneofepidemiology,publichealth,andriskforsmokersandnon-smokersalike.Since2000,sevenreportsrelatedtosmokingandtobaccousehavebeenreleased,settingthestandardforscientificallyvettedinformation.Eachreportlistedbelow,alongwiththeirrelatedeasytoreadconsumerguidesandfactsheets,isanimportantresource.

• 2000-ReducingTobaccoUse:AReportoftheSurgeonGeneral.

• 2001-WomenandSmoking:AReportoftheSurgeonGeneral.

• 2004-TheHealthConsequencesofSmoking:AReportoftheSurgeonGeneral.

• 2006-TheHealthConsequencesofInvoluntaryExposuretoTobaccoSmoke:AReportoftheSurgeonGeneral

• 2007-ChildrenandSecondhandSmokeExposure-ExcerptsfromtheHealthConsequencesofInvoluntaryExposuretoTobaccoSmoke:AReportoftheSurgeonGeneral

• 2010-HowTobaccoSmokeCausesDisease:TheBiologyandBehavioralBasisforSmoking-AttributableDisease

• 2012-PreventingTobaccoUseAmongYouthandYoungAdults:AReportoftheSurgeonGeneral


CredibleResources:STATESystemTheSTATESystem(StateTobaccoActivitiesTracking&Evaluation)isaninvaluableresourcethatcompilesstateleveldataontobaccouseandtobaccotrends.TheSTATESystemwasdevelopedbytheCentersforDiseaseControlandPreventionintheOfficeonSmokingandHealth(OSH).TheSTATESystemactsasanelectronicdatawarehousethatallowsyoutogeneratereportsontobaccorelated:behaviors,demographics,economics,

environment,funding,healthconsequencesandcosts,andlegislationinthefollowingfourreportformats:

1. DetailedReport-Areportthatdisplaysdataforaselectedtopic(e.g.,economics),measure(e.g.,cigarettesales),state,andyear.

2. StateComparisonReport-Areportthatdisplaysdataforone,several,orallstatesonaselected

topic(e.g.,economics),measure(e.g.,cigarettesales),year,andstate.Dataforallstatesareavailable,andthisreportcanalsobeexportedtoExcel.

3. TrendReport-Areportthatdisplaysdataforaselectedtopic(e.g.,economics),measure(e.g.,

cigarettesales),multiplesubtopics(e.g.,averagecostperpack),yearsandstates.ThisreportcanbedisplayedgraphicallyandexportedtoExcel.

4. TobaccoHighlightsReport-Areportthatdisplayscurrentstateinformationontheprevalenceof

tobaccouse,thehealtheffectsandcostsassociatedwithtobaccouse,andthetobaccoexcisetax.ThereportdrawsfrommultiplesourceswithintheSTATESystemandcanbedisplayedintabularorgraphicform.ItcanalsobeexportedasaPDFfile.


CredibleResources:InstituteofMedicineReportsTheInstituteofMedicineisanindependent,non-profitorganizationthatworksoutsideofgovernmenttoprovideunbiased,objective,andevidence-basedadvicetopolicymakers,healthprofessionals,privatebusinessesandthepublic.ThemissionoftheInstituteofMedicineembracesthehealthofpeopleeverywhere.EndingtheTobaccoProblem:ABlueprintfortheNation(picturedhere)isa2007reportpublishedbytheInstituteofMedicine.ThereportisablueprintforhowtoreducetobaccouseintheUnitedStates.Ithasinformationonthehistoryoftobaccocontrol,effectiveinterventions,andarecommendedsetofpolicyinterventionsforfederalandstategovernments.EndingtheTobaccoProblempresentsacaseforgovernmentalandnongovernmentaltobaccocontrolinterventionstosolvetheproblemoftobaccouse.Thebookalsoidentifiesthebenefitstosocietyoffullyimplementingeffectivetobaccocontrolinterventionsandpolicies.


KeyPartnersinTobaccoControl

Oneofthe mostvaluableresourcesofanyorganizationistheknowledgeandpowerofitspartners.Partnersstrengthenprogramsbecausepartnershipscanaccomplishmorethanasingleorganizationcanaccomplishonitsown.Localtobaccocontrolprogramsmustassemblescientificevidence,advocateforfundsandothersupport,lobbydecisionmakers,andcomeupwithcreativesolutionstoproblems.Workingwithpartnersmakesthesejobsagreatdealeasier.Inthissection,wewilldescribethefollowingpartnersindetail.Amorecomprehensivelistofpartnersisprovidedattheendofthesection.

• AmericanLungAssociation• AmericansforNonsmoker’sRights• CampaignforTobacco-FreeKids• NationalNetworks• TobaccoControlLegalConsortium• TobaccoControlNetwork

Thereisstrengthinnumbers,andthemorepartnersyouhaveworkingtoaccomplishyourgoal,thebetter

yourchanceofsuccess.


KeyPartners:AmericanLungAssociation

TheAmericanLungAssociationisavaluableleaderinthemovement,promotingtobaccocontrolstrategiessuchaspublicsmokingrestrictionsandgovernmentcoverageforcessationassistance.Theyhavealsoissuedseveralreportsrelatedtovarioustobaccocontroltopics.TheannualStateLegislatedActionsonTobaccoIssues(SLATI)reportcontinuously

tracksstatetobaccocontrollaws,suchasrestrictionsonsmokinginpublicplacesandworkplacesaswellastobaccotaxes.Itistheonlycomprehensiveandup-to-datesummaryoftobaccocontrollawsinall50statesandD.C.TheSLATIwebsitealsohasawealthofup-to-dateinformationontobaccocontrollawsandpoliciesincludinginformationon:

• Smoke-freelawsandpolicies• Cigarette/tobaccotaxes• Tobaccopreventionandcessationprograms• Othertobaccocontrolpolicyissuesandtobaccopolicytrendreports

TheHelpingSmokersQuit:TobaccoCessationCoverage2012reportexamineseachstate’stobaccocessationcoverageaswellasfederalcoverageundertheAffordableCareAct.Inconjunctionwiththisreport,ALAhasmadeavailableatoolkitontheAffordableCareActandTobaccoControl,whichcontainsfactsheets,templateletters,andotherhelpfultools.


KeyPartnersinTobaccoControl:AmericansforNonsmokers’Rights

AmericansforNonsmokers’Rights(ANR)isanon-profitpublicinterestgroupformedin1976toprotecttherightofnonsmokerstobreathesmokefreeair.ANRpursuesanaction-orientedprogramofpolicy,legislationandadvocacytoeliminatesecondhandsmokefromenclosedworkplacesandpublicplacesandtocounterthetobaccoindustry’seffortstounderminethesepolicies.

ANRprovidessmokefreeairpolicyadvocacytechnicalassistanceandtrainingstohealthadvocatesandcoalitionsthroughouttheUnitedStates.ANR'spolicystaffisavailabletohelpmemberswithquestionspertainingtopubliceducationorganizingefforts,policycampaignissues,reviewingdraftordinancelanguage,andsharingbestpracticesandlessonslearned.ANR’swebsitealsocontainsmanyinformationalfactsheets,maps,andresources.


CredibleResources:CampaignforTobacco-FreeKids

TheCampaignforTobacco-FreeKidsisaleadingforceinthefighttoreducetobaccouseanditsdeadlytollintheUnitedStatesandaroundtheworld.Theyadvocateforpublicpoliciesproventopreventchildrenfromsmoking,helpsmokersquit,andprotecteveryonefromsecondhandsmoke.Theyalsocompileimportantinformationintoreportstodisseminateyouth-relatedtobaccoinformation.

Someoftheirreportsandresourcesinclude:

• BrokenPromisestoOurChildren:Thisreport,whichisupdatedannually,examineshowstateshavecontinuedtocutfundingfortobaccopreventionandcessationprograms.Inthefiscalyear2013,stateswillcollect$25.7billionintobaccorevenue,butwillspendonly1.8%or$459.5million,onprogramstopreventkidsfromsmokingandhelpsmokersquit.Thisdemonstratesthatthestatesarespendinglessthantwocentsofeverydollarintobaccorevenuetofighttobaccouse.

• FactSheetsandSpecialReports:TheCampaign’sfactsheetsandspecialreportsprovidecomprehensiveinformationaboutthetolloftobacco,supportedprovensolutions,andtobaccoindustryactionsthatspreaddeathanddiseaseworldwide.ThelibraryofFactSheetsandspecialreportsfocusesprimarilyoneffortstoreducetobaccouseintheUnitedStatesincludingthehealthandeconomictolloftobacco,tobaccocontrolpolicies,andtobaccoindustryactivities.


KeyPartnersinTobaccoControl:NationalNetworksTheNationalNetworksareimportantpartnersforstateandcommunitytobaccocontrolprograms.TheNationalNetworksrepresentpopulationsdisproportionatelyaffectedbytobaccouseandtobacco-relateddisease.TheNationalNetworkscanprovidedata,educationalmaterials,andpartnerstohelpaddressthespecifictobaccoissuesofthesepopulations.

TheNationalNetworksinclude:

NationalAfricanAmericanTobaccoPreventionNetwork(NAATPN)

TheNationalLatinoTobaccoControlNetwork(NLTCN)

AsianPacificPartnersforEmpowerment,AdvocacyandLeadership(APPEAL)

TheNationalLGBTTobaccoControlNetwork

BreakFreeAlliance:Endingthecycleoftobaccoandpoverty

NationalNativeCommercialTobaccoAbusePreventionNetwork(NNCTAPN)


KeyPartnersinTobaccoControl:TobaccoControlLegalConsortium

The TobaccoControlLegalConsortium,partofthePublicHealthLawCenter,isalegalnetworkfortobaccocontrolpolicy.Drawingonexpertsineightaffiliatedlegalcenters,theConsortiumworkstoassiststatesandcommunitieswithtobaccolaw-relatedissues,rangingfromsmoke-freepoliciestotobaccocontrolfundinglawstoregulationofflavoredcigarettes.

TheConsortium’steamoflegalandpolicyspecialistsprovideslegislativedraftingandpolicyassistancetostateandcommunityleadersandpublichealthorganizations.Theyareexpertsindesigning,enactingandimplementinglawsthatareevidence-based,workable,effectiveandlegallysound.

TheConsortiumalsopromotesunderstandingofpublichealthlawthrough,state,nationalandinternationaltrainingsandpracticaleducationalresources.Theirwebsitehousesseveralfactsheets,publications,andotherusefulresourcesonavarietyoftobaccocontroltopics.


KeyPartnersinTobaccoControl:TobaccoControlNetworkTheTobaccoControlNetwork(TCN)iscomprisedoftobaccocontrolprogrammanagersandadditionalstafffromeachU.S.state,territory,andD.C.ThiswiderepresentationallowstheTCNtoaccessawealthofexpertiseandexperiencefromacrossthecountrythatcancompiledforthoseworkingintobaccocontrol.TheTCNisacoordinatedeffortthatactsasacatalystforchangeinthetobaccocontrolmovementby:

• Facilitatingknowledgeexchangebykeepingitsmembersinformedaboutstateand

nationaltobaccorelatedevents,andpromotingthesharingofpolicyandprogrammingstrategiesthroughemailalerts,theTobaccoFreePresse-newsletter,webinarsandtheTCNwebsite.

• Fosteringleadershipdevelopmentthroughmembersupportservicesandapeer

mentoringprogram.• Collaboratingwithpartnersatalllevelsoftobaccocontroltopromoteeffectivepolicy

strategies,sustaincomprehensivetobaccocontrolprograms,andeliminatetobacco-relatedhealthinequities.

EachyearTCNissuesaPolicyPlatformdocumentthatliststobaccopreventionandcontrolpolicyrecommendationsforstateprogramsandjustificationfortheselectionofthosepolices.


FurtherKeyPartnersinTobaccoControlThefieldoftobaccocontrolisfortunatetohaveinvestedandeffectivepartnersatalllevelsandcangenerallybecategorizedintothefollowinggroups:nonprofitorganizations,stateandlocalhealthdepartments,federalagencies,andinternationalagencies.Thefollowinglistiscomprisedofsomeofthemostcredibleandimportantresourcesintobaccocontrol.NON-PROFITORGANIZATIONS

AmericanLegacyFoundation http://www.legacyforhealth.org/

AmericansforNonsmoker’sRights http://www.no-smoke.org/

AmericanCancerSociety http://www.cancer.org/docroot/home/index.asp

AmericanHeartAssociation http://www.americanheart.org/

AmericanLungAssociation http://www.lungusa.org

AmericanPublicHealthAssociation http://www.apha.org/

CampaignforTobacco-FreeKids http://www.tobaccofreekids.org/

NationalAssociationofLocalBoardsofHealth

http://www.nalboh.org/

NationalAssociationofCountyandCityHealthOfficials

http://www.naccho.org/

NorthAmericanQuitlineConsortium http://www.naquitline.org/

PreventionInstitute http://www.preventioninstitute.org/

RobertWoodJohnsonFoundation http://www.lifp.org/

TobaccoControlLegalConsortium http://publichealthlawcenter.org/programs/tobacco-control-legal-consortium

TobaccoTechnicalAssistanceConsortium http://www.ttac.org

TobaccoControlNetwork http://www.ttac.org/TCN/index.html


FurtherKeyPartnersinTobaccoControl,ContinuedSTATEANDLOCALHEALTHDEPARTMENTS

OfficesofAttorneysGeneral

OfficesofMinorityHealth

OfficesofSubstanceAbuseTreatmentandMentalHealth

DepartmentsofEducation

StateUniversitySchoolsofPublicHealth

FEDERALAGENCIES

CentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention,OfficeonSmokingandHealth

http://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/osh/

FederalTradeCommission http://www.ftc.gov/

FoodandDrugAdministration,CenterforTobaccoProducts

http://www.fda.gov/tobaccoproducts/default.htm

HealthandHumanServicesAdministrationhttp://www.hhs.gov/ash/initiatives/tobacco/

http://betobaccofree.hhs.gov/

NationalCancerInstitute http://www.cancer.gov/

NationalInstitutesofHealth http://health.nih.gov/

SubstanceAbuseandMentalHealthServicesAdministration

http://www.samhsa.gov/prevention/

INTERNATIONALAGENCIES

WorldHealthOrganization,Tobacco-freeInitiative

http://www.who.int/tobacco/en/index.html


CredibleTobaccoControlResourcesandKeyPartners:ASummaryInLessonOne,wediscussedthevalueofcredibledataandthemostreliablesourcesforfindingtobacco-relateddata.Wealsodiscussedtheimportanceofhavingkeypartnersintobaccocontrolandtheexistingpartnersandnetworksforsupportintobaccocontrol.Thesearejustafewofthevaluableresourcesthatserveasessentialreferencesandalliestosupportyourworkintobaccocontrol.Becausetherearealwaysneworganizationsthatbecomeengagedintobaccocontrol,itisimportanttostayonthelookoutfornewpartnersespeciallywithinyourlocalcommunities.

Nowthatwehaveafoundationabouttobaccocontrolresourcesandpartners,let’stalkaboutwhatitmeanstotakeapublichealthapproachtotobaccocontrol.


LessonOneCheckforUnderstanding1. AccordingtotheCommunityGuide,whichofthefollowingstrategiesisNOTrecommendedtoincreasetobacco

cessation,duetoinsufficientevidence?Goheretofindyouranswer:http://www.thecommunityguide.org/tobacco/index.html.

a. Increasingthepriceoftobaccoproductsb. Quitlineinterventionsc. Healthproviderremindersd. Reducingthecostofevidence-basedcessationtreatmentse. Massmediacessationcontests

2. UseSLATItofact-checkthestatementslistedbelow.Whichofthemisincorrect?Goheretofindyouranswer–

clickonthestateinquestiontolearnmore:http://www.lungusa2.org/slati/states.phpa. ThecigarettetaxinGeorgiais$0.37perpack.b. Accordingtostatelaw,therearenorestrictionsonsmokinginpublicplacesinWyoming.c. Massachusettslawrequiresmanufacturers,retailers,wholesalers,andvendingmachineoperatorsto

obtainalicensetoselltobaccoproducts.d. TherearenoexemptionstothelawbanningsmokinginpublicplacesinOregon.e. FundingforMichigan’stobaccocontrolprogramcomesfromstatecigarettetaxrevenue.f. Alloftheabovestatementsarecorrect.

3. IntheSTATESystem,clickonthe“HighlightsReport”foryourstate(accessiblehere:http://apps.nccd.cdc.gov/statesystem/Default/Default.aspx).Inyourstate:

a. Whatisthesmokingprevalenceamongmen?Amongwomen?

b. Whatisthesmokingprevalenceamongyouth?

c. Whatpercentofindoorworksiteshavesmoke-freepoliciesinplace?

d. Whatisthetaxperpackofcigarettes?

4. Whatresourcesandpartnersfromthislessondoyouthinkwillbemostusefulforyou?Why?


LessonOneCheckforUnderstandingAnswers5. AccordingtotheCommunityGuide,whichofthefollowingstrategiesisNOTrecommendedtoincreasetobacco

cessation,duetoinsufficientevidence?Goheretofindyouranswer:http://www.thecommunityguide.org/tobacco/index.html.

a. Increasingthepriceoftobaccoproductsb. Quitlineinterventionsc. Healthproviderremindersd. Reducingthecostofevidence-basedcessationtreatmentse. Massmediacessationcontests

Correctanswer:e.TheCommunityPreventiveServicesTaskForcefindsinsufficientevidencetoassessthe

effectivenessofcessationcontestsbecauseoftoofewstudiesandinsufficientcomparison/controlgroups.Clickhereformoreinformation.

6. UseSLATItofact-checkthestatementslistedbelow.Whichofthemisincorrect?Goheretofindyouranswer–

clickonthestateinquestiontolearnmore:http://www.lungusa2.org/slati/states.phpa. ThecigarettetaxinGeorgiais$0.37perpack.b. Accordingtostatelaw,therearenorestrictionsonsmokinginpublicplacesinWyoming.c. Massachusettslawrequiresmanufacturers,retailers,wholesalers,andvendingmachineoperatorsto

obtainalicensetoselltobaccoproducts.d. TherearenoexemptionstothelawbanningsmokinginpublicplacesinOregon.e. FundingforMichigan’stobaccocontrolprogramcomesfromstatecigarettetaxrevenue.f. Alloftheabovestatementsarecorrect.

Correctanswer:d.ExceptionstoOregon’ssmoke-freelawinclude:1)upto25percentofhotel/motelrooms,2)smokingofnoncommercialtobaccoproductsforceremonialpurposes3)smokeshops,4)cigarbarsand5)aperformerthatsmokesorcarriesalightedsmokinginstrumentthatdoesnotcontaintobacco.Clickhereformoreinformation.

7. IntheSTATESystem,clickonthe“HighlightsReport”foryourstate(accessiblehere:http://apps.nccd.cdc.gov/statesystem/Default/Default.aspx).Inyourstate:

a. Whatisthesmokingprevalenceamongmen?Amongwomen?

b. Whatisthesmokingprevalenceamongyouth?

c. Whatpercentofindoorworksiteshavesmoke-freepoliciesinplace?

d. Whatisthetaxperpackofcigarettes?CorrectAnswer:Answerswillvaryforallofthesesub-questions.

8. Whatresourcesandpartnersfromthislessondoyouthinkwillbemostusefulforyou?Why?CorrectAnswer:Answerswillvary.


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Slide9:AmericanLungAssociationwebpage.Available:http://www.lung.org/Slide10:AmericansforNonsmokers’Rightswebpage.Available:http://no-smoke.org/Slide11:CampaignforTobaccoFreeKidsWebsite.Available:http://www.tobaccofreekids.org/Slide12:NationalNetworksforTobaccoControlandPreventionwebsite.Available:http://www.tobaccopreventionnetworks.orgSlide13:TobaccoControlLegalConsortiumwebsite.Available:http://www.publichealthlawcenter.org/programs/tobacco-control-legal-consortium Slide14:TobaccoControlNetwork.TobaccoControlNetwork2012PolicyPlatformonTobaccoPreventionandControl.Available:http://www.ttac.org/tcn/materials/pdfs/TCN_Policy_Platform_2012.pdf

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