UKNSCC - UK National Smoking Cessation Conference

2015 Archive Programme

Friday 12th June 2015

08.00	Registration

Hall 2

08.30	MAIN SPONSOR SYMPOSIUM: Harm Reduction Re-Visited: The Why? The How? and The What? - Where possible, should all interventions lead to complete cessation? This symposium is organised and funded by Pfizer Ltd.
	Dr Alex Bobak, GPwSI and GP / Senior Partner, Wandsworth Medical Centre, London, Professor David Taylor, Emeritus Professor of Pharmaceutical and Public Health Policy, University College London and Tina Williams, Project Director, Development & Training for Tobacco Free Futures, Manchester

09.15	Movement break

Main Hall

09.30	Chair - Welcome
	Paul Burstow, Former Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Smoking and Health

09.35	What do diverse communities see when they look at stop smoking services?
	Dr Marisa de Andrade, Lecturer and Programme Director, Postgraduate Programme in Integrated Service Improvement, University of Edinburgh

10.00	Smoking Still Kills
	Deborah Arnott, Chief Executive, Action on Smoking & Health (ASH), London

10.30	E-cigarette regulation around the world
	Oliver Kershaw, Managing Director, E-Cigarette Forum

11.00	Coffee

11.30	Parallel papers and workshop sessions

Pregnancy

Main Hall

Pregnancy
Chair: Professor Linda Bauld Professor of Health Policy and Director of the Institute for Social Marketing, University of Stirling and Deputy Director, UK Centre for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies

11.30	Using a range of NHS staff to deliver stop smoking services to pregnant women: Findings from the Models to Access Maternal Smoking Cessation Support (MAMSS) study
	Lorna Bennett, Specialty Registrar, Cardiff and Vale Public Health Team, Public Health Wales and Aimee Grant, Research Fellow, Cardiff University

11.55	Evaluating the impact of a regional approach to babyClear, and tackling the high levels of maternal smoking in North East England
	Martyn Willmore, Performance Improvement Delivery Manager, Fresh, Durham

12.20	The barriers and facilitators to smoking cessation experienced by women during pregnancy: A qualitative exploration
	Lesley Sinclair, Researcher, University of Stirling and UK Centre For Tobacco & Alcohol Studies

Hall 2

E-cigarettes
Chair: Dr Andy McEwen Executive Director, National Centre for Smoking Cessation and Training (NCSCT), London

11.30	Determinants of e-cigarette use and intention to use in Scottish Adolescents
	Catherine Best, Public Health Researcher, School of Health Sciences, University of Stirling and Professor Sally Haw, Professor of Public Health, University of Stirling

11.55	Identifying and measuring the views, beliefs, experiences, concerns and attitudes of stop smoking practitioners in relation to e-cigarettes: How can we support stop smoking practitioners to apply their knowledge and understanding of e-cigarettes
	Tina Williams, Project Director, Development & Training for Tobacco Free Futures, Manchester

12.20	E-cigarettes: Perceptions of healthcare professionals
	Shereen Nabhani-Gebara, Senior Lecturer in Pharmacy Practice, School of Pharmacy and Chemistry, Kingston-Upon-Thames

Breakout room: 1

Smokefree homes
Chair: Debbie Robson Senior Post Doc Researcher in Tobacco Addiction, National Addiction Centre, Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, King's College London

11.30	Four Settings and an Intervention: Why some work and others fail?
	Kamran Siddiqi, Senior Lecturer in Public Health, University of York

11.55	The barriers, motivators and enablers of smoke-free homes: qualitative systematic review and synthesis
	Laura Jones, Lecturer in Qualitative & Mixed-Methods Applied Health Research, University of Birmingham

12.20	Smoking in the home after childbirth: A qualitative exploration of the experiences and beliefs of women who abstained from smoking for at least part of pregnancy but had relapsed by the early postnatal period
	Sophie Orton, PhD Student, School of Medicine, Division of Primary Care, University of Nottingham.

Medication

Breakout room: 2

Medication
Chair: Professor Robert West Professor of Health Psychology and Director of Tobacco Studies, Cancer Research UK Health Behaviour Research Centre, Department of Epidemiology and Public Health, University College London

11.30	Abstinence and relapse amongst smokers who use varenicline in a quit attempt – A pooled analysis of randomized controlled trials
	Shade Agboola, Assistant Professor, Epidemiology and Public Health, University of Nottingham

11.55	Changes in the rate of nicotine metabolism across pregnancy: A longitudinal study
	Katherine Bowker, PhD Student, Division of Primary Care, University of Nottingham

12.20	Statistical analysis of pharmacotreatment effect and associated interactions in smoking cessation
	Dr Neil Walker, Statistician, Oxford Biomedical Research Centre & North-51

Breakout room: 3

11.30	New ways to communicate and advertise stop smoking services through digital marketing
	James Curtis, Service Manager, Gloucestershire NHS Stop Smoking Service, Gloucester

Hall 3

11.30	The impacts on young people's smoking behaviour of smoking in films. From evidence to action; how can we engage industry, policy makers and the public?
	Professor John Britton, Director of the UK Centre for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies, University of Nottingham, Dr Jo Cranwell, New Media Lead in Smoking and Alcohol Research, University of Nottingham and Deborah Arnott, Chief Executive, Action on Smoking & Health (ASH), London

12.45	Lunch

13.15	Posters: Presenters will be available beside their presentations until 13.45

Main Hall

13.15	FILM SHOWING IN MAIN HALL - PHE conversation on use of nicotine vapourisers in enclosed public places: Independent expert video commentaries

14.00	E-cigarettes and young people: The evidence so far
	Professor Linda Bauld, Professor of Health Policy and Director of the Institute for Social Marketing, University of Stirling and Deputy Director, UK Centre for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies

14.30	Stop smoking medications: A new training resource for the field
	Dr Andy McEwen, Executive Director, National Centre for Smoking Cessation and Training (NCSCT), London

15.00	Close