The Primary Care and Population Health Grand Rounds topic: “Threading a Moving Needle to Protect Youth and Save Millions of Lives: Facts and Myths about E-Cigarettes” webinar presented by Dr. David B Abrams on January 28, 2019 aims to equip participants with a baseline understanding of how to 1) understand the whole truth from current science on the absolute and relative harms of e-cigarette vape (aerosol) compared to combustible tobacco smoke and no exposure, 2) Know and understand the specific patterns of e-cigarette, cigarettes, and other tobacco products and other risky behavior among youth, and 3) understand what the latest and strongest scientific evidence is for e-cigarettes as an aid for smoking cessation among smokers who are unable or unwilling to stop all nicotine use and their impact on net public health benefits versus harms.
Dr. David B. Abrams, a Professor in the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences in NYU College of Global Public Health.
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Target Audience
This session is intended for all Primary Care team members (MD, RD, DO, PA, NP, RN, SW). Continuing nursing and medical education credits will be provided to participants as applicable.
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1. Understand the whole truth from current science on the absolute and relative harms of e-cigarette vape (aerosol) compared to combustible tobacco smoke and no exposure.
2. Know and understand the specific patterns of e-cigarette, cigarettes, other tobacco products and other risky behaviors among youth.
3. Understand what the latest and strongest scientific evidence is for e-cigarettes as an aid for smoking cessation among smokers who are unable or unwilling to stop all nicotine use and their impact on net public health benefits versus harms.
Training Initiative: Grand Rounds, Primary Care/Chronic Disease
Title: Threading a Moving Needle to Protect Youth and Save Millions of Lives: Facts and Myths about E-cigarettes
Training Mode: Online
Contact Hours: 1h
Type: Certificate
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