
Addressing Tobacco-Related Health Disparities: The Role of Food Insecurity in Smoking and Smoking Cessation
August 18 @ 8:30 am - 10:00 am
FreeZoom Webinar
Cigarette smoking prevalence among lower-income adults is three times as high as among higher‑income adults. This is mainly due to disparities in successful quitting, rather than interest in quitting or quit attempts. Many people with socioeconomic disadvantage who smoke also live with unmet basic needs, such as food insecurity, that can complicate cessation efforts, but basic needs are generally not addressed in cessation interventions. In this seminar presentation, Dr. Jin Kim-Mozeleski will discuss burgeoning work that aims to address smoking disparities by attention to food insecurity as a key social determinant of health behavior.
Agenda
8:30 am‑9:30 am | The Intersection of Food Insecurity and Tobacco Use Jin Kim-Mozeleski, PhD |
Objectives
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9:30 am‑10:00 am | Q and A Jin Kim-Mozeleski, PhD |
Accreditations
Program meets the requirements for nursing contact hours as specified by the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Nursing244 CMR 5.04
Application for psychology continuing education credits has been submitted. Please contact us at 413‑842‑5160 for the status of CE accreditation.
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Application for licensed mental health counselor continuing education credits has been submitted. Please contact us at 413‑842‑5160 for the status of CE accreditation.
Application for licensed alcohol and drug counselor continuing education credits has been submitted. Please contact us at 413‑842‑5160 for the status of CE accreditation.
Successful Completion Requirements for Continuing Education Credits
Participants must sign‑in and out, attend the entire program, and complete a program evaluation to receive continuing education credits. Certificates will be distributed to participants via postal mail after the program.
Special Requests
If you are hearing impaired, or are a person who is differently abled who requires accommodations, please contact Berkshire AHEC 15 days prior to the training.
Cancellation
Berkshire AHEC reserves the right to cancel a program due to low registration, speaker cancellation, or other uncontrollable circumstances. Notice of cancellation will be provided to registrants by phone, email, and on the berkshireahec.org website.
Refunds
A refund of the continuing education fee, minus a $$5 processing charge, is only available up until two weeks prior to a program.
Grievance Procedure
It is the policy of Berkshire AHEC to provide a complaint resolution procedure that is timely and responsive to consumers of our services. Individuals wishing to register a grievance should contact the Center Director of Berkshire AHEC at 413‑842‑5160.
This program is funded by the Berkshire Tobacco Free Community Partnership