This ASH webinar on 'Swap to stop' is the second instalment in the Living Learning Series, which follows on from the Ending Smoking Inequality report. Across six lunchtime sessions, the series will showcase practical, evidence-informed interventions that are already being delivered to reduce smoking inequalities and increase quit rates.
By bringing together academic expertise with the experience of local authorities and frontline services, the series will help bridge the gap between research evidence and implementation in practice.
This webinar heard presentations on the Vaping Product Duty and 'Swap to stop', the national evaluation, and a case study of 'Swap to stop' in Cambridge County Council.
Speakers and presentations included
- Welcome and introductions
John Ford, Director of the Health Equity Evidence Centre - Update on 'Swap to stop'
Dr Alexander Peck, Department of Health and Social Care - Presentation on the 'Swap to stop' Evaluation
Professor Leonie Brose, King's College London - Presentation on 'Swap to stop' within One Day Closer
Specialist Smoking Cessation Lead Amy Watling-Cash, Cambridge County Council - Q&A
Resources
Slides: Update on Swap to stop
Slides: Presentation on the 'Swap to stop' Evaluation
Slides: Presentation on 'Swap to stop' within One Day Closer