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Aboriginal Tobacco Resistance Tool KitJasmine SarinSenior Project Officer,Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council
Supporting the Aboriginal workforce to address tobacco in their
communities – showcasing the
Aboriginal Resistance Tool Kit
SEWB Forum 2014
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What’s the A-TRAC Program?Goal: to contribute to reduced smoking rates for
Aboriginal people in NSW
Objectives: To shift community attitudes away from the
belief that smoking is normal. To increase the capacity of NSW Aboriginal
Community Controlled Health Services to undertake tobacco resistance and control activities.
To increase people’s self-efficacy in their ability to quit smoking.
To develop new and strengthen existing partnerships with key stakeholders.
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What is the tool kit? A crash course in Aboriginal tobacco
control. Easy to use and practical, irrespective of
how much or little experience someone has in tobacco control.
Consists of Modules and templates.
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Why was the tool kit developed?
To meet the growing need for practical support around tobacco resistance and control by Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services (ACCHSs) in NSW.
The Kit was developed in consultation with ACCHSs in NSW.
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How to use the kit Establish a tobacco network at your ACCHS. Identify the tobacco control areas you would
like to work on or continue to develop. Identify which module(s) are relevant to your
service. Adapt the templates to suit your needs or
use them as is. Create a plan for your service. Meet regularly to monitor your progress.
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Introduction to the
kit
Module 1: Let’s get
started
Module 2:
Workplace smoking
policy
Module 3: Getting
to know your
community: data
collection
Module 4: Social
Marketing
The modules
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What is in each moduleEach module contains: An introduction to each topic. Templates. Explanation and examples on how to
use. the templates. Where to get other resources from.
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Module 1: Let’s get started!
Smoking in the Aboriginal community Planning your project Client information sheets Fact sheets Resource list Templates
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Smoking cessation referral f orm: EXAMPLE
Name of client: Jo Bloggs Client # 559978 Date of birth: 15/05/1981
Name of referring health professional: Katie Bloggston RN Date: 23/01/2012
Client contact number: 0404 555 666 Has a time been scheduled? Yes/No
Scheduled date and time: Wednesday 25th January
Reason for referral
Jo has been coming into the clinic and has wanted to make a quit attempt as
smoking is starting to impact heavily on his asthma. Jo has not tried to quit
before and wants to improve his health for his new baby boy (due in 2
months). Jo smokes about 20-25 smokes a day and smokes within the first 30
min of waking.
Return referral form
Date: …………………………… Health professional: …………………………………..
Client name: …………………………………………………………………..
Action taken with client:
…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
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Client progress sheet
Name of client: Client # Date:
1. CO score: Nicotine dependency level:
2. Which one fits you best at the moment? I am not ready to stop – I really like my smokes I am not sure if I am ready to give up I am ready to try and give up smoking I had quit in the last 12 months but I started back up I have stopped smoking
3. How many cigarettes are you smoking a day?
4. Did you have any smoke free days?
5. Are you using any nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) to help you
quit? YES NO NRT History
6. Short-term goals:
7. Long-term goals:
8. Notes: Next Appointment: Staff Member:
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Module 2: Workplace smoking policy
Rationale behind a policy. Collecting information before developing
a policy. Implementing your policy. Resource list. Templates.
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Focus group questions Name of interviewees:
Name of interviewer: Date:
1. Are you a smoker?
2. How much do you smoke?
3. How do you feel about your smoking?
4. How comfortable do you feel about smoking in the workplace
5. What would you like to see in a policy?
6. What do you fee are the barriers to implementing a Workplace Smoking Policy?
7. How do you feel we can overcome those barriers?
8. What else would you like to add?
Environmental scan
Organisational policies and procedures
1. Are there any smoking related policies? If so how are they implemented? (Get a copy of any policies. If unsure, check with your HR director or accreditation officer.)
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
2. Are any smoking cessation initiatives happening at the moment? If so, please describe. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
3. How many of the current staff have undertaken smoking cessation training? If so who,
what course and when? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 4. Are there any plans to train people in the future? _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Location
5. Are there designated smoke-free and smoking areas?
(Plot them on the map using the specified key and photograph where possible.)
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
6. Are there adequate signs in the designated areas? Are they clearly visible?
(Plot them on the map using the specified key and photograph where possible.)
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Module 3: Getting to know your community
Planning to collect data. Collecting the data. Resource list. Templates.
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Project plan
Project Name: Background and rationale: Aims: Strategies: Methodology: The project stages:
1. Development 2. Data collection 3. Data analysis 4. Use of data
Tools: Expected outcome:
How are you going to make it happen? Activity Progress Action Items Due Date
Timeline:
Objective
Budget:
Line item Details Cost $
Total
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Individual photo/film consent form Project name: Principal contact: Organisation:
I give consent to the use of my images for the project on the following basis: 1. I have received information about the project and the use of my images
within the project, and have had the opportunity to ask questions. I understand the purpose of the project and my involvement in it.
2. The images I provide during the course of this project will be used solely for
the purpose agreed. Any additional use of my images will need to be negotiated, and another formal consent signed by me.
3. I understand that images of me may/will be used in project content to be
posted on the internet including Facebook and YouTube, and give consent for my images to be used in this way.
4. I understand that if I have any complaints or questions concerning this
project I can contact the principal contact or CEO of the . Name: Signature: (Or parent/guardian if under 18) Date: Contact Number: Town: Principal Contact’s Signature:
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Attendance record: EXAMPLE
Name of group: Mad Quitters Tea Party Date: 21/1/2012
How often the group meets: every week
How many people attended: 6
What was the strength’s of today’s group?
Being able to sit around and have a cuppa and yarn about how we are doing with our quit journeys and personal short term goals.
Were there any issues that were raised? If so what were they?
Not being able to offer a bigger range of NRT as we can only supply patches and gum at this stage due to funding.
Was there any reason people couldn’t attend? If so what was the reason? (Funeral, community event etc.)
We usually have 10 but today there was an event on at the primary school so some of the regular attendees went there today.
Does anything need to be followed up on?
Talk to Management to see whether we can provide other NRT.
Please attach the agenda or plan for the day.
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Module 4: Social Marketing
What is social marketing? Examples of social marketing
campaigns. Features of a good campaign. Steps to developing a
campaign. Forming a working group. SWOT Analysis. Identifying the required skills. Undertaking formative
research.
Undertaking formative research.
Planning the campaign concept.
Testing the campaign. Planning to implement the
campaign. Evaluating the campaign. Additional resources. Templates.
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EXAMP
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How has the Kit been used?
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Where to get a copy of the Kit Each module can be downloaded
separately from:
www.ahmrc.org.au/atrtkit.php
Hard copies are limited:
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ContactJasmine SarinSnr Project Officer, A-TRAC program
P: (02) 9212 4777