Tobacco Cessation & PCMH: Advances in Evidence-based Treatment WEBINAR

PRESENTERS

Adam Goldstein, MD and Carol Ripley-Moffitt, MDiv, CTTS

OBJECTIVES

1.  To update participants on the best evidence regarding effective pharmacotherapy for tobacco cessation.

2.  To discuss how to optimally enhance your office systems to support tobacco users in their quit attempts.

3.  To align tobacco cessation with PCMH certification efforts.

This webinar is limited to 100 online participants.  Groups sharing one connection are encouraged. 

Adobe Connect Webinar Instructions

Please use Internet Explorer (latest version for your operating system), or Apple Safari for the best compatibility with the Adobe Connect tool.

Want to test your operating system before the webinar?

Testing link:  http://arcps.adobeconnect.com/common/help/en/support/meeting_test.htm

Ø This will determine if the machine has the appropriate connection and/or plug-ins.  It only takes 30 seconds to run.

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To log in to the webinar room on the day of the webinar, visit:

https://unchealth.ncgovconnect.com/pcmhtobcs/

Ø Login as a GUEST with your full name.  The button is in the lower left side of the webpage.

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Once you have tested your system and entered the webinar room – a prompt will ask you to enter your telephone number to initiate the audio portion of the session.  Please enter your phone number in the method described and hit enter, the system will dial you back and once answered, you will be in the teleconference audio portion of the webinar.

In case your phone system is behind a telex or "forwarding" type of situation – you can manually enter by dialing:

1-877-685-5350

Participant Pass Code:  564470

Sponsored by

North Carolina Network Consortium (NCNC), UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center (LCCC), Health e NC,  UNC Physicians Network (UNCPN), North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute (NC TraCS), and Greensboro Area Health Education Center (AHEC)