H1072 Section on Tobacco Control Program

Saturday, November 3

1:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: Regency Ballroom T, Hyatt Regency Orlando

Topic(s): Smoking/Tobacco

Sponsor(s): Section on Tobacco Control

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Current Issues in Pediatric Tobacco Control This program will provide strategies to address tobacco use and tobacco smoke exposure in families. Topics will include the impact of secondhand smoke exposure on sudden infant death syndrome; strategies to improve child health by addressing parents’ and caretakers’ health needs; and integrating clinical decision support tobacco screening and referral tools into electronic health record systems. A poster session will highlight research and quality improvement programs to advance tobacco cessation efforts in health systems and communities.

Faculty

Brian Jenssen, MD, FAAP

Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatrics, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Rachel Moon, MD, FAAP

Professor of Pediatrics
University of Virginia School of Medicine
Bethesda, Maryland

Slides 6 slides per pg
DR

David Rubin, MD, FAAP

Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Abstracts

4:00PM - 4:05PM

Adolescent ENDS and Tobacco Use: A Preliminary Analysis of an Outpatient Clinical Cohort

4:05PM - 4:10PM

Adolescent Use of Different E-cigarette Products

4:10PM - 5:00PM

1 - A Comparison of Attitudes and Practice between Pediatric Nurses and Respiratory Therapists in Addressing Tobacco Smoke Exposure during an Inpatient Pediatric Hospital Stay

4:10PM - 5:00PM

2 - Assessing the impact of the Clinical Effort Against Secondhand Smoke Exposure (CEASE) Training among University of California Pediatric Residents

4:10PM - 5:00PM

3 - Children’s Tobacco Smoke Exposure in Suffolk County Shelters: A Pilot Study to Determine Opportunities to Decrease Tobacco Smoke Exposure and Help Smokers Quit

4:10PM - 5:00PM

4 - Development of Youth Vaping Prevention Education Resources with Students

4:10PM - 5:00PM

5 - Electronic Cigarette Perceptions and Knowledge Among Pediatric Residents

4:10PM - 5:00PM

6 - Evaluating the Standard for Tobacco Cessation Education Use in an Inpatient Pediatric Setting

4:10PM - 5:00PM

7 - Improving Screening for Tobacco Use in Adolescent Inpatients at a Children's Hospital

4:10PM - 5:00PM

8 - Partnering with National Pediatric Associations to promote Tobacco Control in the Philippines

4:10PM - 5:00PM

9 - Possible nicotine-related health effects from electronic nicotine delivery system use by teens: Reports to the Food and Drug Administration

4:10PM - 5:00PM

10 - Predictors of Tobacco Use Among Pediatric Cancer Survivors during Adolescence

4:10PM - 5:00PM

11 - Quality Improvement Intervention to Promote Tobacco Cessation by Identifying and Assisting Mothers in the Mother-Infant Unit with Standardized Clinical Intake and Referral to a Tobacco Cessation Program

4:10PM - 5:00PM

12 - Secondhand Nicotine Exposure in Pediatrics: Comparison Between Conventional and Electronic Cigarettes

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H1072 Section on Tobacco Control Program

Saturday, November 3

1:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: Regency Ballroom T, Hyatt Regency Orlando

Topic(s): Smoking/Tobacco

Sponsor(s): Section on Tobacco Control

View full agenda here

Current Issues in Pediatric Tobacco Control This program will provide strategies to address tobacco use and tobacco smoke exposure in families. Topics will include the impact of secondhand smoke exposure on sudden infant death syndrome; strategies to improve child health by addressing parents’ and caretakers’ health needs; and integrating clinical decision support tobacco screening and referral tools into electronic health record systems. A poster session will highlight research and quality improvement programs to advance tobacco cessation efforts in health systems and communities.

Brian Jenssen, MD, FAAP

Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatrics, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Rachel Moon, MD, FAAP

Professor of Pediatrics
University of Virginia School of Medicine
Bethesda, Maryland

Slides 6 slides per pg
DR

David Rubin, MD, FAAP

Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania