Course

Rural Tobacco Control and Prevention

Self-paced
2 credits

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Description

This course provides an in-depth exploration of rural tobacco control and prevention strategies, focusing on evidence-based practices and innovative models. Participants will learn about the unique challenges faced by rural communities, including limited access to resources and social attitudes surrounding tobacco use. The content highlights effective program models for schools, healthcare providers, workplaces, and community organizations to implement impactful interventions. The course also covers practical guidance on program implementation, evaluation, and sustainability to ensure long-term success in reducing tobacco use and improving public health outcomes.

Target Audience

Healthcare professionals seeking to enhance their clinical knowledge and application of rural tobacco control and prevention strategies.

Learning Outcomes

After completing this training, you will be able to:

  1. Identify key challenges in rural tobacco prevention, including access barriers and social attitudes.
  2. Evaluate and apply evidence-based program models tailored to rural community needs.
  3. Design and implement effective tobacco prevention and cessation initiatives for schools, workplaces, and community organizations.
  4. Develop strategies for evaluating and sustaining rural tobacco control programs to ensure long-term success.

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