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Synopsis	QuitWorks is a free, evidence based stop smoking service to which heath care providers may refer any Masschusetts patient, regardless of health insurance status. The service links you and your patients who smoke to treatment resources - proactive telephone counseling, education materials and a website for patients. Quit Works also provides you with follow-up status reports on every patient you enroll. This QuitWorks office implementation kit provides everything you need to put the programn in place: office system tools and guides, enrollment forms, information for patients who agree to quit and take home advice for those who are not ready. For easy identification, blue is used for provider and office guidance materials, which green flags patient information.

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Synopsis	This information pack is designed to help midwives, health visitors and practice nurses address the issue of smoking and pregnancy with pregnant women and their partners. Based on the latest research, it provides clear, factual information, and outlines a flexible and practical approach to helping pregnant women stop smoking. The pack includes a pull-out guide to agencies and resources, giving details of key publications and organisations working in the field. Also enclosed are two leaflets written for pregnant women and their partners on how to stop smoking. This resource pack is warmly welcomed by the Royal College of Midwives and the Royal College of Nursing.

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Synopsis	This information pack is designed to help midwives, health visitors and practice nurses address the issue of smoking and pregnancy with pregnant women and their partners. Based on the latest research, it provides clear, factual information, and outlines a flexible and practical approach to helping pregnant women stop smoking. The pack includes a pull-out guide to agencies and resources, giving details of key publications and organisations working in the field. Also enclosed are two leaflets written for pregnant women and their partners on how to stop smoking. This resources pack is warmly welcomed by the Royal College of Midwives and the Royal College of Nursing.