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Address client beliefs about smoking and mental health |
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Inform client about the treatment programme |
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Assess current smoking |
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Assess past quit attempts |
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Explain how smoking dependence develops and assess nicotine dependence |
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Explain the importance of abrupt cessation and the ‘not a puff’ rule |
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Inform the client about withdrawal symptoms |
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Discuss stop smoking medications/products |
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Set the quit date |
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Prompt a commitment from the client |
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Check on client progress |
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Confirm client readiness and ability to quit |
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Confirm that the client has a sufficient supply of stop smoking medication/products |
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Give client NRT vouchers or refer to pharmacy/GP for varenicline |
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Enquire about medication use |
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Discuss withdrawal symptoms and cravings, and how to cope |
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Advise on changing routine |
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Carbon monoxide (CO)-monitoring |
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Discuss how to address the issue of the client’s smoking contacts and how the client can get support during their quit attempt |
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Discuss any difficult situations experienced and methods of coping |
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Address any potential high-risk situations in the coming week |
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Discuss plans and provide a summary |
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