Key Service Outcomes 2 Sample Clauses

Key Service Outcomes 2. 1 Locally agreed outcomes and quality requirements The most effective way to quit smoking is with expert behavioural support from local stop smoking services combined with pharmacotherapy. Smokers who receive this type of support are 3 times as likely to quit successfully as those who try to quit using will power alone or using with over-the- counter nicotine replacement therapy (PHE, 2019). An Intermediate Service will contribute towards the following outcomes: • Supporting 5% of the smoking population annually into the smoking cessation service (2,500 people annually in Kirklees across the service) • A reduction of people (aged 18 years and over) reporting that they smoke at all from 14.3% in 2019 (48,500 smokers) to 5% by 2030 (22,500 smokers) • Reducing the number of women smoking during pregnancy to 2% or less (measured at time of giving birth) by 2030 • Reducing the inequalities in smoking prevalence between different population groups; o Improving access to smoking cessation services, specifically for priority groups Key Performance Indicator Target for the service as a whole Aim to treat 5% of the smoking population (14.3% prevalence, 2019) 2425 Priority groups: Routine and Manual workforce Secondary Care Mental Health Smoking in Pregnancy 1120 750 350 200 Achieving a 4-week quit 55% Measuring the number of users who are CO validated at 4 weeks 70% 2.1. Aims and objectives of service Kirklees Council plans to support people who express a desire to quit smoking utilising either local primary care services, other partner providers or by referral to the Wellness Service or Auntie Pams for specialist smoking in pregnancy support. This reflects both national priorities and additional locally identified priorities. This scheme is intended to assist Kirklees Council and its constituent partner providers to meet these priorities by: • providing comprehensive local access to equitable, consistent, flexible and high-quality stop smoking services • enabling prompt and appropriate access to stop smoking medications, such as nicotine replacement therapy, varenicline and bupropion. • ensuring that services are delivered in the most appropriate setting by the most appropriate advisor as part of an overall programme of support • ensuring staff are competent in delivering the service to a high standard ensuring that all stop smoking targets are met including those set out in the DH Stop Smoking Services: Service and Monitoring Guidance 2015 (xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xx.xx/...
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