The Quit Clinic As an Anti-smoking Advocacy Tool - MAPTB

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5 A’s A s Model of Brief Counseling• ASK• ADVISEOffice staffCore physician role• ASSESS• ASSIST• ARRANGERefer to in-houseor communityresource
Roles of Physicians• A physician:– Discusses smoking status with the patient– Informs the patient of the health consequences– Advises the patient to stop smoking– Possibly prescribes medication• If a patient is interested in giving up,– Assists with further counseling: nurses, pharmacist– Refer to quit smoking clinic– Follow up
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