Smokefree Public Housing Workshop

September 25-26 2017, Atlanta, Georgia

Welcome and Opening Address

Nikki Hayes, ModeratorBranch Chief of CCC, CDC

Cliff Douglas, JDVP of Tobacco Control, ACS

Welcome and Opening Address

Brian KingOffice on Smoking and Health, CDC

Lisa Richardson, MD, MPHOffice on Smoking and Health, CDC

Welcome and Opening Address

Why is the Rule Important from a Public Health Perspective?

Michael GermanGeorgia Field Officer, HUD

Table Discussions 9:10 – 9:40 AM

§ IntroduceYourselfandYourOrganization§ AndWhatYouMightBringtotheTable

Panel 9:50 – 10:30 AM Partnerships to Plan and ImplementA Smokefree Housing Policy

§ SimonMcNabb,Moderator

§ NikkiHayes,CDC§ GeorgiBanna,NAHRO§ CliffDouglas,ACS§ RobinScala,OSH

Partnerships to Plan and Implement a Smokefree Housing Policy

Smokefree Public Housing WorkshopSeptember 25, 2017

Nikki Hayes, MPHChief, Comprehensive Cancer Control Branch

Assembling a Team

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“Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working

together is success.” Henry Ford

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Comprehensive Cancer Control

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AssemblingandEngagingaSmoke-FreePolicyTeam:Minnesota’sExperience

• Kara Skahen• Program Director• LiveSmokeFree,Association for Nonsmokers MN

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Karla Sneegas, OSH Program Services Branch

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Go to the official source of cancer prevention information: www.cdc.gov/cancer.

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CessationSupport:HelpingPublicHousingResidentsQuit

CliffordE.Douglas,J.D.VicePresident,TobaccoControl

Director,ACSCenterforTobaccoControl

SmokefreePublicHousingWorkshopSeptember25,2017

WhyCessationSupportMatters

§ TheHUDsmokefreeruledoesNOTrequirepublichousingresidentstoquitsmoking.

§ However,therule’simplementationcreatesagreatopportunityforresidentswhowanttoquit.

§ Itisimportantthatassistanceisavailabletoresidentswhowanthelpquitting.

WeDon’tNeedtoStartfromScratch

§ Anumberofcessationtreatmentsandinterventionshavebeenshowntobeeffective.

§ Avarietyofcessationservicesandresourcesareavailabletothepublicfreeofcharge.

CessationAssistanceCanBeDeliveredinMultipleSettingsbyMultipleProviders

§ Cessationassistancecanbedeliveredoverthephone,digitally,inhealthcaresettings,inthecommunity,andinpublichousingitself.

§ Cessationassistancecanbedeliveredbyquitlinecoaches,doctorsandotherproviders,pharmacists,communityhealthworkers,andpublichousingresidentstrainedaslayhealthadvocates,amongothers.

§ Thefeasibilityoftheseapproacheswillvaryacrossstatesandhousingauthorities.Onesizedoesn’tfitall.

NationalCessationResources

1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669)

1-855-DÉJELO-YA (1-855-335-3569)

Asian quitline (http://www.asiansmokersquitline.org/)

www.smokefree.gov

www.cdc.gov/tips

SmokefreeTXT

ACS’sNationalCancerInformationCenter(NCIC)

• Call800-227-2345,24hours/7daysaweek;press“3”fortobaccooptions

• Option1 - Enrollinacoachingprogram(forcallersinterestedinquitting)

• Option2- Generaltobaccoquestions

ExamplesofOtherCessationOptions

WEB Visithttp://www.becomeanex.org/ forafreequitplan(fundedbytheTruthInitiative)MOBILEAPP DownloadfreeAmericanCancerSocietyQuitForLifeapp(availableforAndroidandiOS)

• Setaquitdate• Calculatesavingswhenquit• Findpre- andpost-quittips• Receivesupportforurges

SOCIALMEDIA JointheAmericanCancerSocietyQuitForLifepageonFacebookforsocialsupport

AmericanLungAssociation

• Voluntary, interactive, and supportive• Addiction-based model with behavior change focus• Supports use of cessation medications• Multiple options available:

• Freedom From Smoking in-person group clinic *• Freedom From Smoking Plus• Lung HelpLine *• Freedom From Smoking self-help guide *

* Available in Spanish

FreedomFromSmoking.org

Freedom From Smoking®

TheBottomLine

§ Itisimportantthatallpublichousingauthoritieshaveaplanforhelpingresidentswhowantassistancequitting.

§ Thisincludesinformingresidentsaboutavailablecessationresourcesandhowtoaccessthem.

Workshop4:CommunicatingthePolicy

ROBINSCALA

HEALTHCOMMUNICAT IONSBRANCH

OFFICE ONSMOKINGANDHEALTH

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CommunicationsPlan1. Whydoyouwanttocommunicatewiththecommunity? (What’syour

purpose?)

2. Whomdoyouwanttocommunicateitto? (Who’syouraudience?)

3. Whatdoyouwanttocommunicate? (What’syourmessage?)

4. Howdoyouwanttocommunicateit? (Whatcommunicationchannelswillyouuse?)

5. Whomshouldyoucontactandwhatshouldyoudoinordertousethosechannels? (Howwillyouactuallydistributeyourmessage–activities/materials/partners?)

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CommunicationTools&ResourcesAfewoftheworkshopmaterialsweplantoshareanddiscuss:

•Messagemaptemplate

•Communicationplanningtooltemplate

•Resourcelistofmedia/communicationsmaterialsforsmokefree publichousing

•MinutesfromaCDC/OSH2016media/communicationswebinarfocusedonsmokefree publichousing

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Wehopetoseeyou!

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Formoreinformation,contactCDC1-800-CDC-INFO(232-4636)TTY:1-888-232-6348www.cdc.gov

ThefindingsandconclusionsinthisreportarethoseoftheauthorsanddonotnecessarilyrepresenttheofficialpositionoftheCentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention.

RobinScalaHealthCommunicationsSpecialistOfficeonSmokingandHealth770-488-5488Rscala@cdc.gov

Contact Information

Team Discussions 10:45 – 11:15 AM

§ Whatwasmostinterestingaboutthepaneldiscussions?

World Cafe 11:15 AM – 12:15 PM

§ LizWilliams,ANR§ PatMcKone,ALAMinnesota§ JohnKane,BostonHousing§ AlanGeller,Harvard§ Georgi Banna,NAHRO§ JoseLeon,NAM§ DawnRandolph,DIRConsulting

Breakout #1 1:30 – 2:45 PM

§ AssemblingaTeam§ EngagingPHAsandResidents§ IdentifyingResources§ CommunicatingthePolicy

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Breakout #2 3:05 – 4:20 PM

§ AssemblingaTeam§ EngagingPHAsandResidents§ IdentifyingResources§ CommunicatingthePolicy

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Team Planning Day 1 – 4:30 – 5:30 PM

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§ ActionPlanningSessions

Adjourn Day 1 - 5:30 PM

SEE YOU TOMORROW8:30 AM