This document outlines guidelines for establishing and maintaining a smoking cessation clinic. It recommends that the clinic provide assessment, treatment planning, pharmacotherapy, stress management, and individual or group counseling. It also recommends maintaining accurate records of staff, clients, referrals, and support groups. The clinic should have necessary facilities, equipment, and informational materials to effectively help clients quit smoking.
This document outlines guidelines for establishing and maintaining a smoking cessation clinic. It recommends that the clinic provide assessment, treatment planning, pharmacotherapy, stress management, and individual or group counseling. It also recommends maintaining accurate records of staff, clients, referrals, and support groups. The clinic should have necessary facilities, equipment, and informational materials to effectively help clients quit smoking.
This document outlines guidelines for establishing and maintaining a smoking cessation clinic. It recommends that the clinic provide assessment, treatment planning, pharmacotherapy, stress management, and individual or group counseling. It also recommends maintaining accurate records of staff, clients, referrals, and support groups. The clinic should have necessary facilities, equipment, and informational materials to effectively help clients quit smoking.
This document outlines guidelines for establishing and maintaining a smoking cessation clinic. It recommends that the clinic provide assessment, treatment planning, pharmacotherapy, stress management, and individual or group counseling. It also recommends maintaining accurate records of staff, clients, referrals, and support groups. The clinic should have necessary facilities, equipment, and informational materials to effectively help clients quit smoking.
-it is a fixed place or location- whether a room or a building where competent health workers attends and helps clients in their attempt to quit the smoking addiction.
- it should be able to provide basic services such as assessment
of clients, plan of care, pharmacologic treatment, stress management and counseling services.
- Counseling services maybe done individually or by group
sessions. Thus, setting up a smoking cessation clinic is essential to be able to provide care for clients who want to stop smoking. The smoking cessation clinic shall have an updated organizational chart with clear job descriptions of roles and responsibilities for each staff. It should have an effective means of communication to ensure prompt, reliable reporting and adequate dissemination of information.
-maintain the following records:
Staff Records Client Records Records of Referral Professionals and Institutions Staff Record The records of the staff in the cessation clinic should include:
-Office Order to include the designation as TC Smoking
Cessation Coordinator/Staff Designated to Provide Smoking Cessation Services
-List of Staff trained on smoking cessation supported by
Training Certificates, Hospital/Agency Orders regardless of status as long as designated but with at least 1 plantilla position Client Records
The clinic shall maintain clients’ records on registration,
clinical notes of consultation and treatment given.
All client records should be accurate, sufficiently
detailed, legible, current, complete and confidential. The clients’ records shall be organized for easy retrieval, review and continuing therapy.
Client records shall be retained for no less than one (1)
year from the last session. • Forms used by health facilities including smoking status as part of patients records
- List of smokers enrolled in the clinic (walk-in, referral,
callers from quit line) - Record on intervention given to smokers/callers/referrals (Brief advise/counselling, pharmacotherapy, etc) - Record of current smoking status of smokers (quit, reduced consumption, relapse, change in readiness to quit, reprimanded, etc) Number of hospital personnel classified according to their smoking status (all employees not limited to the health workers) -list of smokers - -Record on intervention given to smokers/callers/referrals (Brief advise/counselling, pharmacotherapy, etc) - Record of current smoking status of smokers (quit, reduced consumption, relapse, change in readiness to quit, reprimanded, etc) Number of smokers classified as to action taken by the office (reprimanded referred for cessation counselling, fined, etc) • List of violators • Record of actions for every corresponding smoking violation documented by the office • No violations noted among smokers • (If there are no violations from the personnel, asked for report signed by the head of office) Clients Tracking Form Number of patients in the health facility availing of smoking cessation services. -LGU implement the PCB1 List of availment of smoking cessation services PCB1 Support group/s created for smokers who quit
• List of support groups (Youth against smoking, I
love smoke-free goup, Smoking Quitters Club) • Minutes, photos and attendance of activities --copy of the hospital policies to all departments - space/corner/office - IEC Materials available, posters, flipcharts/algorithms - hotline - Logbook of callers - Availability of equipment & supplies and medicines used for smoking cessation (e.g. test for nicotine level) Facilities and Equipments -Every part of the smoking cessation clinic shall be clean, tidy and in good state of repair. - adequate lighting and ventilation. - ensure that comfort, privacy and safety of the client are not compromised. - sufficient space and supplies in the clinic. The clinic’s instruments (i.e. Smoker Analyzer, spirometer) shall be functional. The therapy room shall be appropriately furnished with a desk, telephone and where possible, a comfortable lounge chair and audio/TV A suitable waiting area shall be provided where appropriate. Smoking Cessation Corner -Posters -Leaflets -Recorida/Announcement every Monday (Flag ceremony) -Memos/letters to different government offices in the locality THANK YOU