4084.0 Evaluation of Tobacco Programs

Tuesday, November 6, 2007: 12:30 PM
Poster

Board 1
Using email counseling for smoking cessation: Evidence of feasibility, acceptability, and cost in a college population
Lorien Abroms, ScD, Jennifer Gill, MPH, Richard Windsor, PhD and Bruce G. Simons-Morton, EdD, MPH
Board 2
Process Evaluation of a Pilot Project to Implement Brief Tobacco Interventions in a Homeless Services Setting: Public Health – Seattle & King County Tobacco Prevention Program
DeAnn C. Cromp, MPHc and Roger Valdez
Board 3
A review of economic evaluations of tobacco control programs
Jennifer W. Kahende, PhD, Brett R. Loomis, MS, Bishwa B. Adhikari, PhD and LaTisha L. Marshall, MPH
Board 4
Community Faces and Voices: Evaluation of Hospitality Worker Advocacy Training
Jennifer K. Ibrahim, PhD MPH MA, David Zanis, PhD, Michael Burri, PhD and Thurman Brendlinger, MBA
Board 5
Evaluating the added value of media advocacy in the Smoke Free Columbia campaign
Lauren Vincent, MPH
Board 6
Understanding Cost Implications of the Pennsylvania Department of Health's Regionalization Process for its Tobacco Control Program
Ilana Ron, MSc, Jennifer S. Thompson, PhD, Jennifer Dickson Keith, MPH, Kristin O. Minot, MS, Stephanie Saunders, MSW, Matthew Coll, BA, Michelle Henry, BA and Rose Malinowski-Weingartner, BA
  
Board 7
Process evaluation of teen tobacco grants: Using results to ensure accountability and implementation success
Laura McCormick, Dr PH, Molly Lorton Aldridge, MPH, Carol Ripley-Moffitt, MDiv, Kathryn Kramer, PhD and Adam Goldstein, MD, MPH
Board 8
M.E.S.S. (Mothers Eliminating Secondhand Smoke): An Evidenced-Based Program To Reduce Secondhand Smoke Exposure within Faith Communities
Dolores B. Scott, MEd, John R. Ureda, DrPH, Michael J. Gibson, MPH, MD, Camelia Vitoc, MD, MPH, Sharon Biggers, MPH and James R. Hebert, ScD
Board 9
Training healthcare providers to deliver evidence-based brief interventions for tobacco use and dependence
Michael Anders, PhD, MPH, RRT, Claudia Barone, EdD, RN and Christine E. Sheffer, PhD
Board 10
Alternative methods for collecting antitobacco campaign exposure and reaction data: Examples from Ohio
Sarah Ray, MA, James C. Hersey, PhD, Ghada Homsi, MS, Jeanette Renaud, PhD, Jeffrey Willett, PhD and Sally Salib, BS

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Organized by: Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs
Endorsed by: Women's Caucus, Medical Care

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