Disseminating Smoking Cessation Treatment in Community Substance Abuse Programs
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1 Disseminating Smoking Cessation Treatment in Community Substance Abuse Programs Therese Killeen APRN PhD Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, MUSC
2 Substance Abuse and Tobacco Use Are Co-Occurring Conditions Smoking is highly prevalent among individuals receiving substance abuse treatment (SAT) 70- >80% are smokers (; Kalman et al., 2005; Lawrence et al., 2009) Tobacco-related diseases are the leading cause of preventable morbidity and mortality Yet, very few substance abuse programs implement SC
3 Knudson et al., 2009
4 Traditional Barriers Believe SC will affect recovery and increase relapse; although SC interventions are more likely to be implemented in programs where counselors believe that SC will enhance recovery. Not important in successfully treating substance abuse Losing patients who will choose other treatment programs that do not address SC Staff who still smoke or are ex-smokers Lack of SC skills
5 Research refutes common myths about SC during substance abuse treatment Meta-analysis: SC interventions delivered during treatment increase the odds of abstinence (Prochaska, Delucchi & Hall, 2004) Continued smoking post-treatment increases risk of substance abuse relapse, and quitting smoking reduces risk of relapse (Satre et al., 2007; Tsoh et al., 2011) Growing recognition that SC is clinically important (Baca & Yahne, 2009; Schroeder & Morris, 2010) Substance abuse treatment setting provides an important opportunity to address tobacco dependence
6 Evidence-based interventions - CDC Recommendations Increasing the price of cigarettes, Enacting comprehensive smoke-free policies, Funding mass media campaigns, and Making cessation services fully accessible to tobacco users *
7 300 Spending on Tobacco Preven1on: South Carolina $241 million tobacco generated revenue $62.2 million CDC recommended tobacco preven=on Actual Spending on Tobacco Preven=on (FY2013) SC spends 8.0% of the CDC s recommenda=on and ranks 32nd among the states in the funding of tobacco preven=on programs. South Carolina s spending on tobacco preven=on amounts to 2.1% of the es=mated $241 million in tobacco- generated revenue the state collects each year from seilement payments and tobacco taxes.
8 Smoking-Cessation and stimulant treatment (S- CAST): Evaluation of the impact of concurrent outpatient smoking-cessation and stimulant treatment on stimulant-dependence outcome Community research project implemented in 3 South Carolina Community Substance Abuse Treatment Centers
9 S- CAST SCT + TAU for 10 weeks Target quit date at week 3 TAU alone for 10 weeks Follow up 16 weeks Follow- up 28 weeks SCT 1. Buproprion XL 300 mg /day for 10 weeks 2. Smoke Free and Living it counseling 3. NRT (nico=ne inhaler) star=ng on quit day at week 3 4. Prize based con=ngency management for CO < 4 ppm star=ng week 4
10 Quit Smoking Plan: Adapted from Original Study Choose Your Treatment Counseling Medica=on and Counseling Medica=on Individual Sessions Meet with Doctor Prescrip=on given Con=ngency Management Medica=on Management monthly visits
11 More Barriers Managerial/administrative support not a treatment priority Philosophy of treatment program 12 Step/use of paraprofessionals in recovery Having MD/NP/PA available for prescribing Insurance/Medcaid coverage (only for meds) Substance abuse treatment done primarily in group setting Continued resources - Will not have enough patients to support staff dedicated to SC
12 Increasing Chances of Adoption Staff training in SC interventions Move staff from contemplative to action stage of change peer outreach workers, more dialogue Adapting interventions - group Policy changes - reimbursement for smoking cessation counseling, Environment universal smoke free campuses, getting all agencies on board with policy changes Economics incentives for programs to implement SC Starting programs in most vulnerable groups pregnant women, adolescents???
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