Best Practice
Room: Main Hall
Chair: Deborah Arnott, Director Action on Smoking & Health
1) Developing best practice in Smoking Cessation
Steve Crone, Chief Executive, QUIT
2) Factors in successful delivery models: North East NHS Stop Smoking Services
Andy Graham, Regional coordinator & Ailsa Rutter, Director, Fresh Smoke Free North East
3) Stop smoking projects for pregnant women and people faced with inequalities: evaluation of the impact of the PATH support fund
Susan MacAskill, Senior Researcher, Institute for Social Marketing, University of Stirling and Open University & Amanda Amos, Professor of Health Promotion, Public Health Sciences, Medical School, Teviot Place, Edinburgh

Room: C5 Chalon
*Early findings from the Tobacco Control National Support Team
Keith Burnett, Delivery Manager (North), Department of Health Tobacco Control National Support Team & Marie Meredith, Department of Health

Young people
Room: C6 Reims
Chair: Linda Durgan, All Wales Smoking Cessation Service
1) TXT2STOP – Evaluation of text message content as a stop smoking intervention
Ruth Bosworth, Director of Services, QUIT & Cari Free, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
2) A smoke free experience just across the water
Alun Williams, Project Manager, GASP & Diane Lawrence, Manager, GASP
3) Helping teenagers to stop smoking: comparative observations across youth settings in Cardiff
Hannah Bowles, Youth Health Development Officer & Alison Maher, Marine Chambers, Cardiff

Service monitoring
C7 Eperney
Chair: Gay Sutherland, Research Psychologist, Tobacco Research Unit, Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College London and Honorary Consultant Clinical Psychologist, South London and Maudsley NHS Trust Smoking Cessation Clinic
1) Experiences from the first two years of the national smoking cessation monitoring/national smoking cessation database in Scotland
Linsey Galbraith, Principal Information & Development Officer, ISD Scotland
2) IC screaming statistics. Reporting on the temptation of smoking cessation
Alyson Whitmarsh, The Information Centre for Health and Social Care
3) Monitoring the impact of stop smoking services: exploring the geography of demand and supply
Graham Clarke, School of Geography, Leeds

*Special groups
C8 Bouzy
Chair: Ann McNeill, Professor of Health Policy and Promotion in the Division of Epidemiology and Public Health, University of Nottingham
1) Smoking cessation in later life: what difference does brief intervention training make?
Susan Kerr, Senior Research Fellow, School of Nursing, Midwifery & Community Health, Glasgow Caledonian University
2) QUIT’s Smoking and Mental Health Project: An overview of the service user involvement in the development of a free motivational resource
Terri Forward, Smoking & Mental Health Project Co-ordinator, QUIT
3) Smoking cessation in two socially disadvantaged communities in North & West Belfast
Darren Samuel Gowdy, Community Health Development Worker, Ardoyne Shankill HLC, Belfast

Cut down then stop
D1 Saint Julien
1) Cut Down Then Stop Programmes. How do they run? How effective are they and how costly? What is their place in the NHS? Results from a review for the NICE guidelines
Paul Aveyard, Senior Lecturer, Department of Primary Care & General Practice, University of Birmingham
2) Innovations in smoking in pregnancy
Mary O’Connor, Midwife Specialist, Nobles Hospital, Isle of Man

Smoking Cessation & Hospital patients
D3 Fronsac
Chair: Elspeth Lee, Tobacco Control Manager, Cancer Research UK
1) Cost effective ways of improving referrals from acute trusts and foundation hospitals
Maggie Thornton, Smoking Cessation Lead (South Wiltshire), Wiltshire PCT, Barcroft Medical Centre
2) Irish tobacco legislation increases smoking cessation in hospital patients
Kirsten Doherty, Researcher, School of Public Health and Population Science, University College Dublin
3) Pre-operative smoking cessation
Gillian Bruce, Lead Smoking Cessation Nurse Specialist, Acute Services Smoking Cessation Service, Forth Valley NHS Falkirk and District Royal Infirmary

D5 Talbot
*Harm reduction : lessons from the drugs field & snus: a practical workshop
Neil Hunt, Senior Research Associate, The European Institute of Social Services, University of Kent, Director of Research for KCA

Service Promotion
D14 Lussac
Chair: Miriam Armstrong, Pharmacy Health Link, RPSGB
1) Setting up and running business based work clinics
Neda Hormozi, Tobacco and Smokefree Coordinator & Lynn Stanley, Parsons Green Health Centre
2) The development of social marketing as an effective method of reducing the rates of women who smoke before, during and after pregnancy
Fiona McKie, Tobacco Prevention Officer, Boswell House, Ayr
3) Quit & Win
Debbie Nelson, Health Promotion Officer, Health at Work Festival Business Centre, Glasgow

Shisha, genes & Radon
D15 Libourne
Chair: Robert West, Professor of Health Psychology and Director of Tobacco Studies at the Cancer Research UK Health Behaviour Unit, University College London
1) The prevalence of shisha smoking among British university students, smoke intake, and symptoms of addiction
Daniel Jackson, Medical student, Department of Primary Care & General Practice, University of Birmingham
2) Could the key to quitting lie in the genes? A pragmatic clinical evaluation of the NicoTest in primary care
Lisa Miles, Projects Manager, g-Nostics Ltd
3) Smoking cessation and radon remediation: efficacy and cost-effectiveness. Modelling using data from a NHS smoking cessation programme
Karen Timson, Health Improvement Coordinator & George Shield, Northamptonshire Teaching PCT

C5 Chalon
*Harm reduction : lessons from the drugs field & snus: a practical workshop
Neil Hunt, Senior Research Associate, The European Institute of Social Services, University of Kent and Director of Research for KCA

*Substance use & smoking
C6 Reims
1) Understanding illicit heroin use: a session to help smoking cessation workers feel more confident about working with heroin users and specialist drug services
Andrew Preston, Exchange Supplies
2) Changing minds: A tobacco treatment best practice initiative for addiction professionals
Dan Steeves, Community Outreach Worker, Addiction Prevention & Treatment Services, Capital Health, Nova Scotia, Canada

Treatment
Main Hall
Chair: Ann McNeill, Professor of Health Policy and Promotion in the Division of Epidemiology and Public Health, University of Nottingham
1) An algorithm for optimal smoking cessation treatment
John Hughes, Professor of Psychiatry, Psychology and Family Practice at the University of Vermont, USA
2) A randomised controlled trial of weekly versus basic smoking cessation support in primary care
Paul Aveyard, Senior Lecturer, Department of Primary Care & General Practice, University of Birmingham
3) A study of relapse prevention in the NHS Stop Smoking Services: your help needed
Tim Coleman, School of Community Health Sciences, Division of Primary Care, Queen's University Medical Centre, Nottingham

Smoking & Stopping
C5 Chalon
Chair: Andy McEwen, Senior Research Nurse, Cancer Research UK Health Behaviour Research Centre, University College London
1) Resistant & resilient smokers in Southwark
Wendy Rickard, Reader in Public Health, Institute of Primary Care and Public Health, London South Bank University
2) Response to offer of hypnotherapy and success rates in smokers who have relapsed after treatment by the NHS Stop Smoking Service
Maria Spellacy, Community Smoking Advisor, Leeds
3) Exploring the process of quitting smoking and staying stopped: a qualitative study of long-term quitters
Eleni Vangeli, Research Psychologist, Health Behaviour Research Centre, University College London

Pregnancy
C6 Reims
Chair: Steve Crone, Chief Executive, QUIT
1) Incorporation of a point-of-care cotinine test into routine community antenatal care to reduce smoking in pregnancy: a pilot study
Jane Giles, Specialist Stop Smoking Adviser, Buckinghamshire Stop Smoking Service c/o Public Health
2) High impact actions to reduce smoking in pregnancy
Patricia Hodgson, Regional Tobacco Programme Manager, Regional Public Health Group - Government Office for Yorkshire & the Humber
3) Increased referrals following routine carbon monoxide monitoring in antenatal clinics
Ann Fitchett, Stop Smoking Specialist Nurse Advisor, Pregnancy and Child Health, Public Health, Birmingham

Young people
C7 Eperney
Chair: Jon Derricott, Exchange Supplies
1) How early is early?
Lisa Fendall & Marlyn Stothard, Choosing Health Development Worker, Doncaster PCT
2) www.quitbecause.co.uk
Rebecca Algar, QUIT Because Team
3) Motivation for smoking uptake and effective intervention strategies: a qualitative study of adolescents
Jennifer Fidler, Research Psychologist, Health Behaviour Unit, Department of Epidemiology and Public Health University College, London

Social Marketing
C8 - Bouzy
Chair: Neil Hunt, Senior Research Associate, The European Institute of Social Services, University of Kent, Director of Research for KCA
1) Dramatically increasing quitters through social marketing: a practical example
Ben O'Brien, Head of Marketing & Communications, Knowsley Health & Social Care
2) Generating throughput and quitters for ‘hard to reach’ smokers
Leena Sankla, Project Director, Cardio Wellness Charity
3) Using Mosaic and health equity audit to improve Nottingham’s Stop Smoking Service
Indu Hari, Operational Coordinator, New Leaf Stop Smoking Service, Directorate of Health Equality, Nottingham

*Substance use & smoking
D1 Saint Julien
1) Understanding illicit heroin use: a session to help smoking cessation workers feel more confident about working with heroin users and specialist drug services
Andrew Preston, Exchange Supplies
2) Changing minds: A tobacco treatment best practice initiative for addiction professionals
Dan Steeves, Community Outreach Worker, Addiction Prevention & Treatment Services, Capital Health, Nova Scotia, Canada

Service Development
D2 Mouton Cadet
Chair: Peter Hajek, Professor, Tobacco Dependence Research and Treatment Centre, Barts and The London Queen Mary’s School of Medicine and Dentistry, University of London
1) Commissioning a charitable organisation to provide smoking cessation services to deprived communities in Slough: a local public sector agreement
Russell Carter, Berkshire Tobacco Control Coordinator, Upton Hospital, Slough
2) The accessibility and responsiveness of a nurse prescriber-led service
Gillian Mcllhinney,Smoking Cessation Specialist Adviser & June Porrit, Queensway House, Middlesbrough
3) Evaluation of a peer support scheme for community pharmacy smoking cessation
Seher Kayikci, Smoking Cessation and Prevention Manager & Delphine Grynszpan, Islington PCT

*Special groups
D3 Fronsac
Chair: Hayden McRobbie, Research Fellow, Clinical Trials Research Unit, School of Population Health, University of Auckland, New Zealand
1) Smoking cessation in later life: what difference does brief intervention training make?
Susan Kerr,Senior Research Fellow, School of Nursing, Midwifery & Community Health, Glasgow Caledonian University
2) QUIT’s Smoking and Mental Health Project: An overview of the service user involvement in the development of a free motivational resource
Terri Forward, Smoking & Mental Health Project Co-ordinator, QUIT
3) Smoking cessation in two socially disadvantaged communities in North & West Belfast
Darren Samuel Gowdy, Community Health Development Worker, Ardoyne Shankill HLC, Belfast

D5 Talbot
*Early findings from the Tobacco Control National Support Team
Keith Burnett, Delivery Manager (North), Department of Health Tobacco Control National Support Team & Marie Meredith, Department of Health