Main Hall
Medication
Chair: Gay Sutherland, Research Psychologist, Tobacco Research Unit, Institute of Psychiatry, Kings College London, UK

1) Prescribing of smoking cessation medication since the introduction of varenicline
Tessa Langley, Research Associate, Division of Epidemiology and Public Health, University of Nottingham, UK

2) Is the use of NRT for cutting down and for periods of temporary abstinence associated with desire and intention to quit and self-efficacy?
Emma Beard, PhD Research, University College London, UK

Hall 2
Quitting
Chair: Emma Croghan, Programme Lead, Tobacco Control Delivery, Department of Health, London, UK

1) Who does or does not try to quit smoking?
Rachael Murray, Lecturer in Health Policy and Promotion, University of Nottingham, UK

2) A new bi-directional model connecting smoking, quitting and relapse: Implications for spontaneous quitting
Lynn Larabie, Physician, Ontario, Canada

Room 1
Smoking cessation in secondary care
Chair: Christine Owens, Programme Manager Tobacco Control, NHS Knowsley, Liverpool, UK

1) Smoking referral pathway for cardiology patients quitting in hospital 2008-2009
Sharon Williams, Specialist Stop Smoking Adviser, Newcastle and North Tyneside Stop Smoking Service, North Tyneside Primary Care Trust, UK and Marian Phebey, Cardiology Ward Sister, Newcastle Hospitals Foundation Trust, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK

2) Short length of stay: How NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde smokefree hospital service meets this challenge to service delivery
Agnes McGowan, Health Improvement Senior (Tobacco Control) and Lynne Scott, Cardiac Rehab Manager, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, UK

Room 3
The voice of smokers
Chair: Gerry McElwee, Head of Cancer Prevention, Ulster Cancer Foundation, Belfast, UK

1) An exploration of barriers to client engagement with the smoking cessation service beyond self initiated referral
Brenda Friel, Health Improvement Senior (Tobacco Control), NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, UK

2) Men’s perspectives on smoking cessation in North Derbyshire: A qualitative study
Simon White, Lecturer in Pharmacy Practice, School of Pharmacy, Keele Unversity, UK and Wendy Baird, Director, National Institute for Health Research Design Service for Yorkshire and the Humber, School of Health & Related Research, University of Sheffield, UK

Main Hall
Pregnancy
Chair: Joanne Locker, Regional Tobacco Policy Manager (South East), Department of Health South East, Guildford, UK

1) The 'HERS' scheme: a holistic approach to stop smoking in pregnancy
Jeff Keighley, Deputy Coordinator / Pregnancy Lead For Smoking, Ipswich Hospital Trust, West Suffolk Hospital Trust, UK

2) Routine antenatal specialist clinics for pregnant smokers - the way forward?
Lisa Fendall, Specialist Midwife, Rotherham Community Health Centre, Rotherham NHS, UK and Wendy Griffith, Specialist Midwife, Rotherham NHS, UK

Hall 2
Smokefree
Chair: Andy McEwen, Cancer Research UK Health Behaviour Research Centre, Department of Epidemiology and Public Health, University College London, UK

1) Smokefree playparks: a common approach in Glasgow City
Brenda Friel, Health Improvement Senior (Tobacco Control), NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Smokefree Services, UK

2) Exposure of children to second hand smoke in cars
Hilary Wareing, Co-Director, Tobacco Control Collaborating Centre, Warwick, UK and Araceli Sanchez-Jimenez, Research Scientist, Institute of Occupational Medicine, Edinburgh, UK

Room 2
Mental health
Chair: Kawaldip Sehmi, Director of Health and Inequalities, QUIT, London, UK

1) Factors associated with success of smokefree initiatives in Australian psychiatric inpatient units: Lessons for progressing smokefree mental health in the UK
Sharon Lawn, Senior Lecturer, Flinders Human Behaviour and Health Research Unit, Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia and Jonathan Campion, Consultant Psychiatrist, Department of Health, London, UK

2) Stop smoking interventions in mental health settings: a systems approach
Alex Higgins, Consultant / Trainer, Smokefree Solutions, London, UK

Room 3
Young people
Chair: Jenny Fidler, Research Health Psychologist, Cancer Research UK Health Behaviour Research Centre, University College London, UK

1) Increasing youth self-referral and attendance rate in Camden through outreach approaches in innovative educational settings
Sarah Morris, Young Person's Advisor, Smokefree Camden, St Pancras Hospital, London, UK

2) Cut Films – A social marketing approach to reaching young people
Karen Ford, Independent Health Research and Policy Adviser, London, UK and Lucinda Shaw, Director, Deborah Hutton Campaign, London, UK

Room 4
Routine and manual smokers
Chair: David Robertson, ASH Scotland Alliances Manager, UK

1) Innovation in delivery - ‘Mobile go anywhere Stop Smoking Service’
Leena Sankla, Project Director and John Rodway, Operations Director, Solutions 4 Health Ltd, Reading, UK

2) Exploring, identifying & addressing barriers to engaging with smoking cessation services
Fiona Moore, Public Health Adviser (Tobacco), NHS Health Scotland, Edinburgh, UK

Main Hall
Chair: Heather Thomson, Health Improvement Manager, NHS Leeds, UK

1) Assessment of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, nicotine, metals content and particle size distribution of mainstream Shisha smoke
Araceli Sanchez-Jimenez, Research Scientist, Institute of Occupational Medicine, Edinburgh, UK

2) Internet-based social networking for quitters: Can peer-based support groups promote cessation and help prevent relapse?
Trevor van Mierlo, Chief Executive Officer, Evolution Health Systems Inc.
Toronto, Canada

Hall 2
Smokefree homes & cars
Chair: Andy McEwen, Cancer Research UK Health Behaviour Research Centre, Department of Epidemiology and Public Health, University College London, UK

1) Greater Glasgow and Clyde smoking in the home campaign
Brenda Friel, Health Improvement Senior (Tobacco Control), NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, UK

2) Delivering smokefree homes and cars
Fiona Andrews, Director, Smokefree South West, Bristol, UK

Room 1
Mental health
Chair: Ann McNeil, Professor of Health Policy and Promotion, Division of Epidemiology and Public Health, University of Nottingham, UK

1) The peer-to-peer tobacco dependence recovery program
Chad D. Morris, Associate Professor and Cynthia J. Wang, Clinical Director, Behavioral Health & Wellness Program, University of Colorado, Denver, USA

2) A missed opportunity: cessation of smoking among inpatients with mental health disorders
Robert Tait, Research Fellow, Centre for Mental Health Research, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia

Room 4
Motivating smokers to quit: Service innovations
Chair: Patricia Grierson, Dumfries and Galloway Primary Care NHS Trust, UK

1) The Phoenix Toolkit - a guide to stop shop developments
Gary Burroughs, Lincolnshire Tobacco Control Strategy Manager and Carol Brewer, Pheonix Workplace Sepecialist, Phoenix NHS Stop Smoking Service, Lincolnshire Community Health Services, UK

Room 5
Special populations (I)
Chair: Jennifer Percival, Royal College of Nursing Tobacco Policy Advisor, UK

1) Results of the Smoking Cessation needs assessment of the BME population living in South East Glasgow
Heather Bath, Health Improvement Senior - Tobacco Control, South East Glasgow Community Health and Care Partnership, UK

2) London Smokefree Ramadan Campaign 2009
Dominick Nguyen, Regional Communication and Campaigns Manager, Regional Public Health Group for London, UK

Hall 2
Flexible quiting

1) Tailored quit plans in England - the next steps for flexibility in supporting smokers to stop
Emma Croghan, Programme lead, Tobacco Control Delivery, Department of Health, London, UK

Room 1
Special populations (II)
Chair: Dan Tickle, Chief Executive, No Smoking Day, London, UK

1) Treating tobacco users with mental health challenges in a quit line setting: a pilot
Ken Wassum, Senior Clinical Product Manager, Free and Clear, Seattle, USA

2) Barriers to use of tobacco cessation services for lower SES and African-American tobacco users in the Arkansas Mississippi Delta
Christine E. Sheffer, Assistant Professor, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, USA

Room 2
Service uptake
Chair: Jennie Kenyon, Research Coordinator, NHS Centre for Smoking Cessation and Training, London, UK

1) People Like Me – opportunities and obstacles from a marketing campaign highlighting real life quitters
Andy Lloyd, Media, Communications and Social Marketing Manager and Martyn Willmore, Performance Delivery Improvement Manager, Fresh - Smoke Free North East, Chester-le- Street, UK

2) Lose the Smoker in You: A community approach to quitting in New Parks, Leicester
Louise Ross, Tobacco Control Delivery Manager, NHS Leicester City, UK and Kay Harris, Head of Local Marketing, Pfizer Ltd, Tadworth, UK

Room 4
What is effective?
Chair: Robert West, Professor of Health Psychology, Cancer Research UK Health Behaviour Research Centre, University College London and UK Centre for Tobacco Control Studies

1) NICE guidance on quitting smoking in pregnancy and following childbirth
Jayne Rowney, Implementation Adviser, National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence, Manchester, UK

2) An effective strategy for helping clients who have failed in the past?
Alan Curley, Director of Therapeutic Change, UC-MindSolutions, Paisley, UK

Room 5
In care, in hand and in the numbers
Chair: Madge Boyle, Performance Improvement Delivery Manager, Regional Public Health Group, Government Office for Yorkshire and the Humber, UK

1) Smoking cessation and looked after and accommodated children
Brenda Friel, Health Improvement Senior (Tobacco Control) and Lauren Parsons, Smoking Cessation Advisor for Looked After and Accommodated Children (LACC) and Young People, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, UK

2) Perceptions, rituals, usage and potential prompts to quit amongst South West HRT (hand rolled tobacco) smokers
Fiona Andrews, Director, Smokefree South West, Bristol, UK

Poster presentations 1.15pm - 1.45pm
Presenters to be by their posters to discuss their work with delegates

Film 1.15pm
Hall 2
Oral health & trans-cultural tobacco: a guide for health professionals & trans-cultural tobacco users