NCSCT online and face-to-face courses are evidence-based and proven to increase practitioners' clinical skills.
"Fantastic two-day course! Enjoyable and very informative and I would recommend it to others. I have learned loads, thank you."
This two-day virtual course for up to 20 delegates concentrates on the behaviour change techniques that add the most value to quit attempts, specifically: building rapport, boosting motivation and self-efficacy, use of stop smoking medications, using carbon monoxide monitoring as a motivational tool, the 'not-a-puff' rule and eliciting client commitment.
To commission the NCSCT to deliver this course to your staff, please contact Training Coordinator Tom Coleman-Haynes tom@ncsct.co.uk
NCSCT online and face-to-face courses are evidence-based and proven to increase practitioners' clinical skills.
This two-day virtual course for up to 20 delegates concentrates on identifying and overcoming barriers to quitting, and on effective behaviour change techniques, to enable participants to develop their skills and confidence in the delivery of quality evidence-based stop smoking interventions to pregnant women.
"I really enjoyed the course, loved the presenters, very approachable. I'm much more confident now. I think it has helped me with my non-pregnant clients too!"
To commission the NCSCT to deliver this course to your staff, please contact Training Coordinator Tom Coleman-Haynes tom@ncsct.co.uk
NCSCT online and face-to-face courses are evidence-based and proven to increase clinical skills.
This two-day virtual training course for up to 20 delegates will provide health professionals with the competences (knowledge and skills) to deliver behavioural support for tobacco dependence for people with severe mental illness (SMI). This course is designed for health professionals who will be delivering specialist tobacco dependence treatment to SMI patients in community mental health settings.
"It has been an amazing course. It helped me to enhance my knowledge around both mental health and smoking cessation. Looking forward to implementing them in my practice."
To commission the NCSCT to deliver this course to your staff, please contact Training Coordinator Tom Coleman-Haynes tom@ncsct.co.uk
This two-day course is for NHS staff who will be delivering specialist tobacco dependence treatment to patients during admission to hospital. The course is designed to provide both new and experienced Tobacco Dependence Advisers (TDAs) with the knowledge and skills to deliver effective tobacco dependency treatment to support a smokefree admission and smoking cessation following discharge from hospital.
The course will provide participants training in the delivery of the newly published ‘NHS Standard Treatment Plan for Inpatient Tobacco Dependence’ and its associated care bundles.
The course will focus on effective behaviour change techniques and treatment approaches specific to the inpatient setting, including:
This two-day course is for NHS staff who will be delivering specialist tobacco dependence treatment to patients during admission to an inpatient mental health facility.
The course is designed to increase Tobacco Dependence Advisers (TDAs) knowledge, skills and confidence in the delivery of specialist tobacco dependence treatment in the inpatient mental health setting using the latest evidence best practices.
The course will focus on effective behaviour change techniques and treatment approaches specific to the inpatient setting, including: