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Medical Providers

Medical providers play a critical role in decreasing e-cigarette and traditional tobacco product use, the leading preventable cause of death and disease in the U.S and Idaho, through client education and providing available cessation resources. 

To order materials for prevention and cessation click here.

Refer your patient to Central District Health’s free cessation resources here.

Dental Providers

There is an increasing need for Dentists, Dental Hygienists, and Orthodontists to screen for tobacco and vaping and provide education around nicotine use and oral health as well as available cessation resources.

To order materials for prevention and cessation click here.

Refer your client to Central District Health’s free cessation resources here.

OB-GYN Offices

Obstetrics and Gynecology

OB-GYN Doctors, Nurse Practitioners, & Sonographers, have a critical role in counseling women and pregnant women about the dangers of smoking and vaping and offer available cessation resources. Central District Health offers a diaper incentive program for new or expecting moms and other family members in the household who need help quitting smoking or vaping.

Learn more here, and refer your client to the program here.

Order materials for prevention and cessation here.

SBIRT Training

Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment

Central District Health offers FREE Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) training to youth-serving organizations. SBIRT is an evidence-based, reimbursable service.

This training is designed for professionals and volunteers who work with adolescents, including school counselors, medical clinicians, social workers, teachers, coaches, and mentors.

Training participants will learn how to:
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Implement screening into organizational workflow

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Identify level of risk for youth substance use

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Intervene using motivational interviewing

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Refer to treatment services

For more information, click here.

To request training, please complete the brief form located here.