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2 lip 2024 · This guideline provides technical guidance on a thorough set of tobacco cessation interventions for adults, and to support WHO Member States to use evidence-based behavioural interventions and pharmacological treatments for tobacco cessation as part of a comprehensive tobacco control approach.
all cessation assistance that imparts knowledge about tobacco use and quitting, provides support, and teaches skills and strategies for changing behaviour. It includes brief advice and
For adults who smoke, is combination therapy better than monotherapy in smoking cessation treatment? Does the effect vary by form, dose and duration of use; the types and quantity of tobacco smoked; level of nicotine dependence; and gender?
The resources below present the most recent evidence and clinical guidelines for treating tobacco use and dependence. You will also find usable tools to guide your practice and help you integrate tobacco treatment into routine clinical care.
This guide provides simple steps and suggested language that you can use to briefly (3 to 5 minutes) intervene with patients who use tobacco. These steps can be integrated into the routine clinical workflow and can be delivered by the entire clinical care team.
Quitting smoking can be difficult, but there are proven treatments and strategies to help people quit smoking successfully. The report outlines the latest research on these treatments including counseling (in-person and over the telephone with a quitline) and medications approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Tobacco Cessation Treatment. An ‘A’-Rated Preventive Service. On January 19, 2021, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) released an updated recommendation regarding tobacco cessation treatment, affirming that tobacco cessation treatment is an ‘A’-rated preventive service.
