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Completed Projects
Tailored Interventions for Smoking
Cessation (TISC)
Specific Aims/Objectives:
To establish a reliable means of identifying
and quantifying the diverse impediments to smoking cessation
in an individual subject.
To demonstrate that smoking cessation interventions
tailored to individual subjects’ impediment profiles
increase one-year quit rates (40% projected) compared
to the best historical results (approximately 25%).
Current Status:
This study has been approved by the Human
Investigation Committee at Yale University and by the
Institutional Review Board at Griffin Hospital. We are
currently recruiting participants, and plan to begin
the study in August, 2000.
| Community Action Team (CAT
1): |
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Daun Barrett, Coordinator
Valley Parish Nurse Program, Griffin Hospital |
Marge Deegan, Director, Psychiatry
& Social Service
Griffin Hospital |
Maureen Biggs, Director, Adult
and Adolescent Services
Griffin Hospital |
Josette Boukhalil-Laklak, Senior
Resident, Internal/Preventive Medicine
Griffin Hospital |
Edward Dacey, Executive Director,
Lower Naugatuck Valley Council on Alcohol and Drug
Abuse |
Jennifer Ballard, Administrator
Prevention Research Center |
Georgia Jennings, MPH, Deputy
Director
Prevention Research Center |
David L. Katz, MD, MPH, Director
Prevention Research Center |
Haq Nawaz, MD, MPH, Research
Manager
Prevention Research Center |
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Please click here for a full protocol of this study
Please click
here to complete a study interest form
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