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Tobacco Cessation issues
- 1. :Tobacco cessation issues: A glimpse Dr. Srabana Misra Bhagabaty: Assistant Professor cum In-Charge, Department of preventive oncology, Dr. B. Borooah Cancer Institute
- 2. What is tobaccocessation Tobacco cessation (colloquially quitting tobacco) is the process of discontinuing tobacco use
- 3. Why CESSATION isimportant Demand Supply Tobacco Control
- 4. Adding factors tothe tobacco demand pool TOBACCO DEMAND POOL
- 5. CESSATION IS ONEOF THE MOST IMPORTANT WEAPONS TO CUT DOWN THE DEMAND POOL(of the current tobacco users FOR EFFECTIVE TOBACCO CONTROL
- 6. • Health benefitsof tobacco cessation should be remembered. TOBACCO CESSATION IMPROVES HEALTH QUTTING TOBACCO LEADS US IN THE RIGHT PATH TOWARDS A HEALTHY AND LONG LIFE
- 7. IS TOBACCO CESSATION A CHALLENGE YES WHY BECAUSEOF NICOTINE PRESENT IN TOBACCO
- 8. Nicotine is apotent parasympathomimetic alkaloid
- 9. Stimulates release oftwo chemicals Nicotine reaches brain Dopamine ‘Good’ feeling Nicotine is highly addictive with its The Vicious Cycle of ADDICTION A tobacco user takes tobacco Noradrenaline Alertness & energy
- 10. NICOTINE ADDICTION • Apsychoactive drug affecting mood and performance • Nicotine is:- - 1000 times more potent than alcohol - 10 – 100 times more potent than barbiturates - 5 – 10 times more potent than cocaine or morphine •Nicotine is a legalized drug more addictive than marijuana, cocaine, heroin, morphine and bhang •Within 10 seconds reaches brain.
- 11. CESSATION SERVICE DELIVERYSYSTEM STILL NEEDS FURTHER UPGRADATION • <Half of the current users in India visited any health care provider during last 12 months out of which only 46.3% of current smokers and 26.7% of current chewers got any advice to quit tobacco by any health care provider. • North East these figures are even lower and only 24.7% current smokeless tobacco users and 41.6% current smokers got any advice to quit the tobacco habit by any health care provider (Global Adult Tobacco Survey, 2010)
- 12. Motivation to quitneeds to be geared up India reports that only 38.4% of current tobacco users above 15 years of age made a quit attempt in the last 12 months. These figures are much lesser in the North Eastern states (Global Adult Tobacco Survey, 2010)
- 13. Tobacco cessation: isit at all possible The answer is a BIG YES…many people have already done it. 85% of the tobacco users want to quit…. adding self confidence and determination to these “wants to quit” can make quitting a real success
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- 15. Hit the target: catch them young Youth motivation not to take up the tobacco habit/ quit the habit : here role of a teacher, Institutional head, School Inspectors and education department is very important
- 16. Process of tobacco cessation Themain thing towards successful tobacco quitting is SELF DETERMINATION
- 17. Tobacco cessation has twoways 1. Expert help 2. Self help
- 18. The 5 A’s ForPatients Willing To Quit • ASK about tobacco use. • ADVISE to quit. • ASSESS willingness to make a quit attempt. • ASSIST in quit attempt. • ARRANGE for follow-up.
- 19. Expert help intervention typedepends on Use pattern and type, Stage of use, Level of addiction, Personality of the person, Type of motivation, Choice of quit method by the person and many other factors DR.SRABANA
- 20. Expert help consists of 1.Counseling 2. Medication 3. Counseling + medication DR.SRABANA
- 21. First-line pharmacotherapy Nicotine ReplacementTherapy • Patch • Gum • Lozenge • Inhaler • Nasal spray Bupropion (Zyban) Non nicotine replacement DR.SRABANA
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- 23. How an expertcan help ? Dealing with the withdrawal symptoms Dealing with the medication side effects Monitoring and follow up sessions DR.SRABANA
- 24. Self help tips Quittingfollowing 4 Ds DR.SRABANA
- 25. 1. Delay: remember thatthe worst cravings last for only a few minutes and will become even less frequent the longer you have quit. DR.SRABANA
- 26. Deep breathe: thisshould help you relax and focus your mind on something else. DR.SRABANA
- 27. Drink water: itis a good idea to drink plenty of fluids to help flush the nicotine and other toxins out of your system. DR.SRABANA
- 28. Do something else:you could go for a walk, to the movies or visit a supportive friend. Try eating an apple or cleaning your teeth when you would normally have a cigarette. You could hold something else, such as a pen or beads, to replace the need to hold a cigarette, or chew some gum or eat or drink a healthy snack to have something other than a cigarette in your mouth. DR.SRABANA
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- 40. CottonCollegiateH.SSchoolControlCell: Dated26.08.2014.Totalparticipants:250 KV Khanaparaorganized by State Tobacco Control / Dated 25.082014. Total participants: 1500 DR.SRABANA
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- 44. STREET PLAYS BYBBCI STAFF DR.SRABANA
- 45. Signature Campaign forTobacco Control DR.SRABANA
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- 48. BBCI reaching outto Policy Makers Governor of Assam & Nagaland Shri P B Acharya on 20.06.15 Health Minister of Assam Dr Nazrul Islam on 23.06.15 Education Minister Sri Sarat Barkatoky on 24.06.15 Former Chief Minister of Assam Sri P K Mahanta on 16.06.2015 DR.SRABANA
- 49. BBCI reaching outto Policy Makers MP Sri R P Sharma on 02.05.15 MP Sri Kamakhya Prasad Tasa on 20.06.2015 Justice Sri B K Sarma on 29.05.2015 Editor – Purbanchal Prahari Sri G LAgarwala on 20.06.2015 DR.SRABANA
- 50. BBCI reaching outto Policy Makers Former Governor of Meghalaya Sri R S Mooshahary on 17.06.2015 Adviser (Health), NEC Dr. Bamin Tada on 19.06.15 Former Chief Secretary, GoA Sri Haren Das on 21.06.15 CM of Assam signing a anti-tobacco pledge DR.SRABANA
- 51. Members of MUKTIworking for TOBACCO control in Assam DR.SRABANA
- 52. BBCI Patient WelfareGroup DR.SRABANA
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- 59. Volunteers : ourstrength DR.SRABANA
- 60. SITE SEEING /Recreational programs: patient’s satisfaction DR.SRABANA
- 61. Guru Stotram (Guru geeta): GururBrahma Gurur Vishnu Gurudevo Maheshwara – Gurure[-I]va Param Brahma Tasmai Shrii- Gurave Namah ||1|| DR.SRABANA
- 62. Meaning: The Guru isBrahma, the Guru is Vishnu, the Guru Deva is Maheswara (Shiva), The Guru is Verily the Para-Brahman (Supreme Brahma); Salutations to that Guru.
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- 64. Dr. A.C.Kataki ,Director BBCI Dr.B.Borooah Cancer Institute Department of Secondary Education, Assam Assam State and DistrictTobacco Control Cell Team members of Mukti All the partners and Dignified participants DR.SRABANA
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