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Research Update: National Partnership on Behavioral Health and Tobacco Use MP3
Item Number: NAMI-19-046-M
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In 2016 the National Partnership on
Behavioral Health and Tobacco Use, led
by the American Cancer Society and the
University of California, San Francisco, set
a goal to reduce smoking among adults
with mental illnesses and/or substance use
disorders to 30% by the year 2020. This
goal would prevent an estimated one million
deaths. The most recent National Survey on
Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) shows that
the smoking rate among those populations
has now dropped to 30.5%. This session
will describe this national partnership and
discuss its action plan, which consists of
multiple strategies that fall into six categories:
peer education, policy changes, provider
education and implementation, systems
change, communications, and innovation.
Cliff Douglas, JD; Vice President for Tobacco
Control, American Cancer Society; Adjunct
Professor, University of Michigan School of
Public Health; Ann Arbor, MI
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