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	Collaborative Task Groups The Collaborative is a community of practice and learning that is dedicated to working strategically at the state level to support clinicians and the health care systems in which they work to address tobacco use consistently and effectively. Collaborative members volunteered to work on four major agenda items: marketing tobacco interventions to clinicians, enhancing clincian education around tobacco treatment, influencing the Healthy People 2020 document to include tobacco indicators and lastly working to get insurance coverage and clician reimbursement for tobacco treatment To read more about the task groups, click on the links to the left, or read more in-depth in our newly released reports here.
Marketing to Clinicians
Clinician Education
Healthy People 2020
Insurance & Reimbursement
Systems Change within Organizations and Practices

Members of the Multi-State Collaborative: Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York, New York City, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin. Partner organizations: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Office on Smoking and Health; National Tobacco Cessation Collaborative; North American Quitline Consortium; Partnership for Prevention/Action to Quit; American Lung Association Copyright© 2008 Multi-State Health Systems Change Collaborative. All rights reserved.

Collaborative Task Groups

The Collaborative is a community of practice and learning that is dedicated to working strategically at the state level to support clinicians and the health care systems in which they work to address tobacco use consistently and effectively.

Collaborative members volunteered to work on four major agenda items: marketing tobacco interventions to clinicians, enhancing clincian education around tobacco treatment, influencing the Healthy People 2020 document to include tobacco indicators and lastly working to get insurance coverage and clician reimbursement for tobacco treatment

To read more about the task groups, click on the links to the left, or read more in-depth in our newly released reports here.

Marketing to Clinicians

Clinician Education

Healthy People 2020

Insurance & Reimbursement

Systems Change within Organizations and Practices

Members of the Multi-State Collaborative: Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York, New York City, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin.
Partner organizations: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Office on Smoking and Health; National Tobacco Cessation Collaborative; North American Quitline Consortium; Partnership for Prevention/Action to Quit; American Lung Association
Copyright© 2008 Multi-State Health Systems Change Collaborative. All rights reserved.