Smoking Cessation
Research Pertaining to Smoking Cessation and People with Disabilities
This document highlights research topics on smoking cessation and children, adolescents and adults with physical, emotional, cognitive and sensory disabilities. The document specifically focuses on the following topics: abstinence; access; adolescent residential treatment settings; alcohol; antitobacco messages; anxiety; attitudes; barriers; behavioral counseling; bupropion; cigarette marketing; cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT); counseling; deaf; depression; education; hard of hearing; healthcare providers; intellectual and developmental disabilities; medical providers; medications; mental health and addictive (MHA) disorders; mental health clinician; mental illness; multiple sclerosis; nicotine replacement therapy (NRT); nutrition; peer pressure; peers; physical activity; posttraumatic stress disorder; psychiatric medication; psychiatrists; public health nurse; quit smoking; routine mental health care; schizoaffective disorder; schizophrenia; smoking cessation; smoking cessation policy; smoking prevalence; smoking status; stress management; students; substance abuse; telephone quitlines; tobacco; toolkit; varenicline; veterans with multiple sclerosis; veterans with PTSD; and video.
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Publications, Organizations, and Programs Pertaining to Smoking Cessation and People with Disabilities
This document highlights publications, organizations and programs on the topic of smoking cessation and children, adolescents and adults with physical, cognitive, emotional and sensory disabilities. The document specifically focuses on the following topics: abstinence; accessible formats; activity; ASL; barriers; behavioral health program; clinical staff; co-morbid condition; curriculum; deaf; depression; diet; education; guide; hard of hearing; hazards of smoking; health professionals; healthy eating; low literacy; medications; mental health; mental health providers; mental illness; multiple sclerosis; nicotine; Nicotine Replacement Therapies; online resources; peer counselors; personalized plan; physical activity; psychiatric disorders; psychiatric settings; quitting; secondary conditions; smoking cessation; smoking prevalence; smoking programs; spinal cord injury; stress; support; tips; tobacco; tobacco quit lines; toolkit; video; and women.
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