Cessation Promotion Services Sample Clauses

Cessation Promotion Services a. The NEW LUNG Line shall be maintained to receive tobacco cessation calls in five (5) languages: English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Korean, and Farsi. Cessation services offered include: 1) one-on-one, in-person counseling; 2) cessation seminars; and 3) five (5) cessation sessions. The line will be available during regular business hours, Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. All missed calls shall be returned within forty-eight (48) business hours. Calls shall be tracked by using a “Cessation Line Caller Track Form” to build a database of all calls received by the helpline. b. Recruit and maintain at least four hundred (400) locations to provide cessation materials and/or referrals to 1-866-NEW-LUNG line. Locations may include, but are not limited to: health care professionals and/or allied health care professionals, educational institutions, work sites, veteran’s organizations, and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning, intersex (LGBTQI) serving organizations, and youth sites. At least two hundred (200) of these locations shall be located in high smoking prevalence areas in Orange County. c. Recruit and maintain at least three hundred (300) businesses, community organizations, and medical facilities that provide services to mothers and/or expectant mothers who use tobacco to provide their clients with cessation materials and/or referrals to 1-866-NEW-LUNG line. Examples of these facilities include, but are not limited to: WIC, Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx, family planning organizations, and OBGYNs. At least one hundred (100) of the overall outreach sites will be located in high smoking prevalence areas in Orange County. d. Pilot the NEW LUNG Texting Service as a strategy to reinforce and bolster cessation services. Participants who voluntarily enroll in the texting service shall receive text messages for six (6) months after receiving cessation services. Texts include: motivational quotes, quit tips, and other material covered in cessation classes. Participants can opt out of receiving texts at any time. e. Purchase and disseminate a minimum of twenty-two (22) promotional and incentive materials focusing on promotion of the 1-866-NEW-LUNG line and increasing quit attempts of tobacco use. These materials shall support the promotion of the other objectives focused on adults and youth.
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Cessation Promotion Services a. Recruit and maintain two hundred (200) health care professionals and/or allied health care professionals, of whom thirty-three percent (33%) shall be dental, orthodontic, periodontal, or endodontic practitioners, to provide their patients with cessation materials and/or referrals to 0-000-XXX-XXXX line. At least twenty-five (25) of the overall outreach sites will be located in the southern part of the funded region, twenty-five (25) of these sites must be around the six sites of Prevention Project Two and fifty (50) of these sites can be from the previous year. (Map and sites will be provided by TUPP.) b. Recruit and maintain one hundred (100) businesses, community organizations and medical facilities that provide services to mothers and/or expectant mothers who use tobacco to provide their clients with cessation materials and/or referrals to 0-000-XXX-XXXX line. At least twenty-five (25) of the overall outreach sites must be located in the southern part of the funded region, twenty-five (25) of these sites can be from previous year, and twenty-five (25) of these sites must be around the six sites of Prevention Project Two. (Map and sites will be provided by TUPP.) // c. Conduct a mass media cessation promotion project in funded region and surrounding areas such as schools, colleges, businesses, and medical facilities, to promote the 0-000-XXX-XXXX line and cessation services aimed at the general public. Contractor shall develop a minimum of four (4) new media advertisements and place them in at least fifteen (15) large media outlets, with five (5) of the media outlets being located in the southern part of the funded region. Before media advertisements are developed, formative research and focus group testing shall be conducted. 138 of 13 16 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 1010 111 1212 1313 1414 1515 1616 d. Develop, purchase, and disseminate a minimum of five (5) new and evidence-based tobacco educational materials focusing on promotion of the 0-000-XXX-XXXX line and increasing quit attempts of tobacco use. Two (2) of these educational materials shall be articles that will be placed in venues such as employee online newsletters, print media, or educational brochures. e. Revise, purchase, and disseminate a minimum of twelve (12) promotional and incentive materials created in the previous year, and create, purchase, and disseminate a minimum of five (5) new ones focusing on promotion of the 0-000-XXX-XXXX line and increasing quit attempts of tobacco use. The...
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Cessation Promotion Services. 14 a. Set up and maintain 0-000-XXX-XXXX telephone line to receive tobacco and vape 15 cessation calls in the following language: English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Korean and Farsi.
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Cessation Promotion Services. 4 a. Recruit and maintain two hundreds (200)at least 450 health care professionals and/or 5 allied health care professionals, of whom thirty three percent (33%)% shall be dental, orthodontic, 6 periodontal, or endodontic practitioners, to provide their patients with cessation materials and/or referrals 7 to South Region 8 0-000-XXX-XXXX line. At least twenty-five (25)150 of the overall outreach sites will be located in the of the funded region, twenty-five (25) of these sites must be around the six at least three
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Cessation Promotion Services. 6 a. Recruit and maintain two hundred forty-nine (249) health care professionals and/or 13 b. Recruit and maintain one hundred fifty (150) businesses, community organizations and 19 c. Conduct a mass media cessation promotion project in funded region and surrounding areas 25 d. Develop, purchase, and disseminate a minimum of five (5) new and evidence-based Three (3 27 attempts of tobacco use. Two (2
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