The MaineHealth Center for Tobacco Independence (CTI) is pleased to share developed reports and presentations highlighting projects that have been implemented.
Quarterly Tobacco Prevention Infrastructure Reports
Statewide Report (Year 4, Q2 – January – March 2020)
Public Health District Level Reports (Year 4, Q2 – January – March 2020):
- Aroostook Public Health District
- Central Public Health Distsrict
- Cumberland Public Health District
- Downeast Public Health District
- Midcoast Public Health District
- Penquis Public Health District
- Wabanaki Tribal Public Health District
- Western Public Health District
- York Public Health District
Tobacco Prevention: Community Success Stories
January – March 2020
Prevention of Initiation of Youth Tobacco Use
- Can You Hear Me Now? Connecting During Quarantine (Healthy Communities of the Capital Area)
- Centering Our Focus on Wellness at Center Day Camp (Portland Public Health)
- Fostering Healthy Youth: YMCA of Auburn-Lewiston Passes Smoke and Tobacco-Free Policy (Healthy Androscoggin)
- Oxford County Schools Dedicated to Addressing Youth Tobacco Use (Healthy Oxford Hills)
- Penobscot Nation Youth Program Passes a 100% Smoke-Free Policy (Wabanaki Public Health)
- Sidekicks Returns to Boothbay Region (Coastal Healthcare Alliance – Lincoln County)
- Somerset Public Health Celebrates Athens Community School (Somerset Public Health)
- Tree House Tots Blew Away Secondhand Smoke (Healthy Acadia)
Reducing Exposure to Secondhand Smoke
- Behavioral Health Leader Takes a Bold Step In Creating a Healthier Environment (Bangor Public Health)
- Fire Chief and Prevention Partners Handle the Smoke (Coastal Healthcare Alliance – Waldo County)
- Freeport Grocer Goes the Extra Mile to Put Health of Employees and Customers at the Forefront (Portland Public Health)
- HealthReach Passes a Comprehensive, Statewide Tobacco Policy For All Its 12 Sites in Rural Maine (Healthy Community Coalition of Greater Franklin County)
- Model Policy Increases Tobacco Awareness, Prevents Secondhand Smoke (Aroostook County Action Program)
- Volk Packaging: A Long Standing Community Partner Now Leading the Way in Tobacco Prevention (Southern Maine Health Care)
Promotion of Tobacco Treatment
- Be Free: Mid Coast Hospital Rebrands Tobacco Program (Mid Coast Hospital)
- Continuous Education: Continuing to Support the India Street Public Health Clinic (Portland Public Health)
- Homeless Coalition Working to Help Their Clients Quit Smoking and Save Money (Knox County Community Health Coalition)
Archived Reports:
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2019 National Conference on Tobacco or Health Presentations
The MaineHealth Center for Tobacco Independence is pleased to have 5 projects presented through oral or poster presentations at the National Conference on Tobacco or Health in August 2019. Â View these presentations and learn more:
- Integrating Tobacco Treatment into an Opioid Treatment Program: Presentation, Learn More: Pilot Project Overview and Toolkit
- You Can Get There from Here: Increasing Low-Income Mainers’ Access to Evidence-Based Tobacco Treatment via Non-Clinical Outreach (NCO): Poster, Learn More: Informational Sheet
- Increasing Primary Care Practice Referrals to the Maine Tobacco HelpLine: Poster, Learn More: Informational Sheet
- Encouraging Maine Families to Implement Smoke-Free Home Rules through a Digital Marketing Campaign: Poster, Learn More: Smoke-Free Homes Pledge
- Utilizing Digital Strategies to Connect Tobacco Users to the Maine Tobacco HelpLine: Poster, Learn More: TheQuitLink.com
- 2017-2018 Tobacco Treatment and Prevention Annual Report
- 2017 Tobacco Prevention in Maine Report