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National Conference on Tobacco or Health (August 15-17, 2012)

Wednesday, August 15, 2012

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9:00 AM-10:30 AM


1-PLEN
Opening Plenary - State of Tobacco Control: Ending the Epidemic

11:00 AM-12:00 PM


PS-I-CESS
Posters - Cessation

PS-I-INDST
Posters - Tobacco Industry

PS-I-NCO
Posters - Non-Cigarette Tobacco and Other Nicotine Products

PS-I-NSC
Posters - Nicotine and the Science of Addiction

PS-I-TCM
Posters - Tobacco Control Movement - Skills Building

1:00 PM-2:30 PM


1-SP
The Odds and Ends of Activism Prep

2-SP
Hit Me with Your Best Shot: Important, Recent Court Cases

3-SP
The SCTC Research Initiative: Addressing Important Gaps in Tobacco Control

4-SP
Cessation Policy and Practice: Past, Present and Future

5-SP
Trends in Novel Non-Cigarette Tobacco Products

6-SP
The FDA Tobacco Control Act: What it Means for You

3:00 PM-4:15 PM


100-CESS
Dissemination Models of Tobacco Cessation Brief Intervention Training for Communities

101-CESS
Integration of Smoking Cessation Interventions into Electronic Health Records & Using Electronic Health Records to Identify and Treat Tobacco Users

102-CESS
Expanding Health Insurance Coverage for Cessation and Increasing Utilization

103-CESS
What's New in Tobacco Dependence Treatment

104-MEDIA
Advancing Health Communication Efforts through Smart Social Engagement

105-MEDIA
One Size Doesn't Fit All: Tailoring Mass Media Campaigns

106-MEDIA
Communications Strategies to Stand out in Today's Media Market

107-EVAL
Mentoring Grantees and Contractors

108-EVAL
Using Evaluation Data for Focusing on Subpopulations

109-EVAL
Meeting Local Data Needs

110-D&D
Building and Leveraging Local, State, and Tribal Partnerships

111-LEGAL
Legal Challenges to Innovative Point of Sale Laws: Policy Approaches and Lessons Learned

112-NSC
This is Your Brain on Nicotine

113-NCO
The Challenges of Dual Product Use

114-TCM
Public Policy and Advocacy

115-TCM
Communicating the Promise of Your Program or Policy

116-POLI
The Retail Environment - Final Frontier: Industry Tactics and Policy Approaches

117-POLI
Creating State and Local Child Proof Tobacco Markets by 2020

118-POLI
Keeping Up With Emerging Products and the Industry: Successes in Minnesota and Washington State

119-POLI
All I Need is the Air That I Breathe: Smoke-Free Multi Unit Housing

120-POLI
Sustaining State Program Core Capacity in an Era of Shrinking Budgets

121-POLI
The National Tobacco-Free College Campus Initiative: Leading by Example

122-INDST
How Can We Get a Close-Up View of the Tobacco Industry and Its Allies?

123-REG
Endgames for Tobacco Control: Radical or Visionary or Both?

124-REG
Telling the Public Health Story to the FDA

125-REG
Going Beyond the FDA Ban on Flavored Cigarettes

126-YOUTH
Kansas City Policy Networks and Tobacco Free School Grounds

127-YOUTH
Limitless Possibilities in Rural and Campus Settings

4:30 PM-5:30 PM


PS-II-D&D
Posters - Increasing Diversity/Eliminating Disparities

PS-II-LEGAL
Posters - Legal Issues

PS-II-POLI
Posters - Tobacco Control Policies

PS-II-REG
Posters - Tobacco Regulation

5:30 PM-7:30 PM


1-DOC
Documentary Film Screening: Addiction Incorporated

Thursday, August 16, 2012

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8:30 AM-10:00 AM


2-PLEN
Plenary - Tobacco Health Disparities: Where Are We Today: Where Do We Go From Here to Achieve Equity?

10:30 AM-11:45 AM


200-CESS
Feast and Famine: Ensuring Sustainable Solutions for Tobacco Cessation Quitlines

201-CESS
Real World Effectiveness of Nicotine Replacement Therapy

202-CESS
Integrating Tobacco in Healthcare—Multiple Perspectives on How it Works

203-MEDIA
Mind the Gaps: Media and Communications Efforts can Address Disparities

204-EVAL
Increasing Evaluation Capacity

205-EVAL
Evaluating Cessation Programs Targeted to Specific Populations

206-EVAL
Evaluating Personal Policy

207-D&D
Our 18 - 24 Young Adults: Defining the Social Smoker and Reaching Hispanic College Students

208-D&D
Six National Networks: Reaching Priority Communities and Supporting Policies

209-D&D
Tobacco Control Efforts in Mental Health Facilities

210-LEGAL
Lawyers, Schmawyers – Really? They Can Help With Policy Development?

211-NSC
Young Adults and Nicotine Hookah Smoking

212-NCO
The Erosion of Dual and Poly Use: Trends and Implications

213-NCO
What’s Next in Tobacco Control? Exploring the OTP Phenomenon

214-TCM
Getting the Public Voice Heard – FDA and Beyond

215-TCM
A Framework for Assessing and Understanding Sustainability

216-TCM
Reviving Activism in Tobacco Control by Physicians and Other Health Professionals: Possibility or Pipedream?

217-POLI
Raise the Stakes for Smokefree Air Casinos

218-POLI
Fundamentals of Tobacco Tax Increases: Science, Methods, and Messaging

219-POLI
Who's Minding the Store? Understanding Retailer Density and Promoting Policy Change

220-POLI
Implementation Strategies to Improve Tobacco-Free Policies on College Campuses

221-INDST
Fiscal and Policy Implications of Selling Roll-your-own Tobacco as Pipe Tobacco

222-INDST
Tobacco Industry Research and Practices: Historical Perspectives

223-REG
Local Licensing and Retailer Compliance

224-REG
Surviving and Thriving the Threat of Litigation

225-YOUTH
FDA Regulation: What It's All About

226-YOUTH
Youth and Young Adult Initiation Factors and Cessation Programs

12:45 PM-1:45 PM


PS-III-EVAL
Posters - Evaluation and Surveillance

PS-III-MEDIA
Posters - Communications and Media

PS-III-YOUTH
Posters - Youth

2:00 PM-3:15 PM


300-CESS
The Critical Role of Hospitals in Tobacco Cessation

301-CESS
Celebrating 20 Years of Quitlines: Looking Back and Looking Ahead

302-MEDIA
Using Online Technology to Power Your Movement Inside and Out

303-MEDIA
Can We Talk? Making a Better Case for Tobacco Control

304-EVAL
Cost-Benefit Analysis: A How-To Guide for Tobacco Control Initiatives

305-EVAL
Breaking Edge Evaluation

306-D&D
Many Hands Make Light Work: Military-Civilian Partnerships to Address Tobacco

307-D&D
Little Cigars and Cigarillos in Priority Populations: We Are the Target!

308-LEGAL
Light Cigarette Litigation in the U.S. and the Litigation Landscape in Massachusetts

309-NSC
Tobacco Addiction 101

310-NCO
Innovative Programs for Emerging Products

311-NCO
Regulating Non-Cigarette Tobacco Products: What it Means for Policy and Practice

312-TCM
Collaborations for Change: True Confessions

313-TCM
Making it Easy for Decision Makers to say "YES!"

314-TCM
Leaving No Tenant Exposed: Creating Smoke-Free Public Housing

315-POLI
High Cigarette Taxes: Policy Responses and Navigating Unintended Consequences

316-POLI
College Campus Tobacco Control Policies: Finding the Right Fit

317-POLI
Mobilizing Communities Towards Nation’s First Product Display Restriction; New York

318-POLI
Smokefree Air Policies: Advancing the Movement and Protecting Our Successes

319-INDST
Unregulated: Products and Sampling Strategies

320-INDST
Globalization of the Tobacco Industry and Tobacco Control's Response: What We Can Learn from the FCTC

321-INDST
New Trends in Tobacco Marketing

322-REG
Modified Risk Tobacco Products: Can They Reduce Morbidity and Mortality?

323-REG
Strategic Partnership: FDA, Synar, State and Local Retail Tobacco Enforcement

324-YOUTH
Variety is the Spice of Life: Reducing Tobacco Use Among High Risk Youth

325-YOUTH
2012 Surgeon General's Report—Preventing Tobacco Use Among Youth and Young Adults

326-YOUTH
Marketing & Counter Marketing: Keeping Up with the Tobacco Industry

3:30 PM-5:00 PM


7-SP
National Tobacco Education Campaigns: Leveraging Lessons Learned

8-SP
Tobacco Industry Behavior in the New FDA Era

9-SP
The ‘Public Health Standard’ in the FDA Tobacco Law: What Does it Mean?

10-SP
Menthol Cigarettes

11-SP
Accelerating the Declines in Tobacco Use

Friday, August 17, 2012

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8:00 AM-9:15 AM


400-CESS
The Growing Evidence Base for Peer-to-Peer Tobacco Recovery Services and Innovative Intervention to Increase Smoking Cessation Attempts.

401-CESS
The $400 Million Solution & Reaching Tobacco Users Through Health Insurance Plan Policy Changes

402-CESS
Tailored Intervention Training for Mental Health and Chemical Dependency Providers

403-MEDIA
Effective Messaging and Media Tactics for Smoke-Free Laws

404-MEDIA
Firing Up Smokefree Advocates: Strategies for New Partners and Hard to Reach Audiences

405-EVAL
Survey Methodology Updates and Emerging Issues

406-EVAL
Almost Everything You Ever Needed to Know about OSH Evaluation and Surveillance Resources

407-D&D
Toward Eliminating Health Disparities Through Partnerships, Participatory Research and Outreach

408-D&D
Economic Hardship Happens: Strategies to Engage Low SES and Underserved Populations

409-D&D
Messaging and Promising Practices for the LGBT Community

410-LEGAL
Florida's Engle Litigation and the Tobacco Industry's Personal Responsibility Messaging

412-NSC
Massachusetts Monitors Nicotine Yield and Smokeless Sales

413-NCO
Other Tobacco Products: Use Trends and Policy Challenges

414-TCM
The Art of Facilitation: Some Tips and Tools

415-TCM
Point of Sale: Strategies to Transform the Retail Environment

416-POLI
Fundamentals of Smokefree Laws and the Costs and Consequences of Clean Indoor Air Exemptions

417-POLI
Leading the Charge for Tobacco-Free a Campus

418-POLI
Fundamentals of Successful Tobacco Control Policy Development

419-INDST
The Evolution of the Cigarette: Historical Trends and Future Implications for New Product Regulation

420-INDST
Tobacco Industry Retail Contracts in African American & Low Socioeconomic Communities

421-REG
Tobacco Product Regulation: The Public Response

422-YOUTH
Counter-Marketing Campaigns that Inspire: Highlights from Wisconsin's Manipulicious and Florida's HOT Tour

423-YOUTH
Building Blocks of Successful Youth Advocacy Initiatives

424-YOUTH
Engage...Educate...Energize: Turning Youth Energy into Positive Advocacy Success

9:45 AM-11:15 AM


12-SP
Youth and Young Adult Activism on a Limited Budget

13-SP
National Surveys: What's Going On?

14-SP
Revitalizing the Movement Through Strategic Partnerships

15-SP
Advances and Controversies in Pharmacotherapies

16-SP
Engaging Diverse Communities in Smoking Research: the Kansas City Experience

11:30 AM-1:00 PM


3-PLEN
Regulating Tobacco Products: An Overview of the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act and the Center for Tobacco Products