Smoking Cessation in Mental Health Improving the Physical Health of People with Mental Health Conditions

Friday 23 May 2014
London

Chaired by Dr Shubulade Smith Consultant Psychiatrist and Senior Lecturer, Institute of Psychiatry, Kings College London, & Commissioner, The Schizophrenia Commission, this conference which features a number of extended interactive sessions will provide a practical guide to smoking cessation in mental health, ensuring your service effectively supports people with mental illness to stop smoking and does so within a smoke free environment with sessions including:

• The importance of smoking cessation in improving the physical heath of people with mental disorder: The evidence
• Smoking Cessation within an Inpatient Forensic Intellectual Disability Service: Practice, Audit, and Patient Perspectives
• Extended session: Delivering a smoke free inpatient environment Implementing the NICE recommendations
• Extended Session: Smoke Free Minds
• Service user perspectives on smoking cessation
• Smoking cessation: what works in mental health?
• Developing frontline staff competence in smoking cessation interventions
• Case study: changing culture and attitudes

For full details and to book your place please visit Healthcare Conferences UK.