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7 Cards in this Set
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Steps to becoming a smoker? |
Pre contemplation --> contemplation --> action/experimentation --> habituation/addiction --> maintenance/regular/"adult" smoking |
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Young people and smoking uptake - key action points |
Comprehensive Multi-level - individual, family/community/school, society Health promotion - health education, healthy public policy (prevention?) |
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The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) |
World's first public health treaty |
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A Tobacco Control Strategy for Scotland |
Target - tobacco free Scotland (<5%) by 2034 reducing health inequalities is a key theme Prevention of smoking uptake by young people Protection from second hand smoke Cessation including pregnancy |
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Promote and strengthen public awareness of tobacco control |
Health education in different settings - education, health service, community, workplace Media campaigns Media coverage |
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What would plain packaging achieve according achieve according to FCTC and WHO |
Reduce appeal of smoking Increase salience of health warnings Reduce consumer confusion about harms arising from misleading colours and descriptors |
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Scottish Youth Commission on Smoking Prevention (2014) |
Standardised packaging Ban smoking in cars Increase age of sale to 21 in 2031 ban sales to people born after 2013 50m ban smoking around schools Novel school and media approaches Ban e-cigs for under 18s Involve young people in co-designing interventions and cessation services |
