Rx for Change provides web-based modules for student learners. Below you will find accompanying slide handouts, for note-taking. Additionally, you will find useful ancillary handouts to facilitate your learning and your counseling interactions with patients.
Pharmacy students: Please access and complete these modules on the Core Readiness website.
Licensed clinicians: These same modules can be completed for continuing education units, at no cost, on the CMECalifornia CME/CE Center website.
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| Title | Accompanying Module(s) | PDF Audience Ancillary Handouts |
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| Tobacco Cessation Counseling Guidesheet | Assisting Patients with Quitting | A1 GUIDE.pdf |
| Withdrawal Symptoms Information Sheet | Nicotine Pharmacology & Principles of Addiction Assisting Patients with Quitting |
A2 WDR SX.pdf |
| Tobacco Dependence Questionnaires | Nicotine Pharmacology & Principles of Addiction | A3 TOB DEP QA.pdf |
| Drug Interactions with Tobacco Smoke | Nicotine Pharmacology & Principles of Addiction | A4 DI TABLE.pdf |
| Tobacco Use Log | Assisting Patients with Quitting | A5 TOB USE LOG.pdf |
| Coping Strategies | Assisting Patients with Quitting | A6 COPING.pdf |
| Planning for Change Worksheet | Assisting Patients with Quitting Medications for Cessation |
A7 PLANNING.pdf |
| Relapsed Smokers: What to do? | Assisting Patients with Quitting Medications for Cessation |
A8 RELAPSE.pdf |
| Pharmacologic Product Guide | Medications for Cessation | A9 PRODUCTS.pdf |
This activity provides a background on the epidemiologic impact of tobacco use, health consequences of smoking, and the benefits of quitting.
This activity provides an overview of the various forms of tobacco, as well as vaping trends, vaping devices, and associated recommendations for clinicians.
This activity provides an overview of the pharmacology of nicotine, principles of addiction, and the various drug interactions with tobacco smoke.
This activity provides an overview of behavioral counseling for tobacco cessation and the Clinical Practice Guideline for Treating Tobacco Use and Dependence. You will learn about the 5 A’s (Ask, Advise, Assess, Assist, and Arrange) and the Ask-Advise-Refer frameworks for counseling, as well as the tobacco quitline services.
This activity provides an overview of medications for tobacco cessation. You will learn about the FDA-approved medications for quitting, their safety and relative efficacy, and how to counsel patients for their use.
This activity was designed to help you apply your new knowledge and skills through a series of patient encounters.
This activity provides an overview of the responsible conduct of research. It is not part of the Rx for Change program, but it is a requirement of the National Cancer Institute, which funds the Rx for Change program.
This activity will help you identify the role of the technician in the cessation process, list the various tobacco cessation medications, and demonstrate referring patients to the appropriate tobacco cessation resources.
