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Directory of resources for tobacco control in New Jersey and materials to assist patients in becoming smoke free. Fax to quit forms are available to download for easy referral to free cessation services.

Proactive referral to the New Jersey Quitline and MQC for Families; New Jersey’s free smoking cessation programs.  When the referral is received, a quit coach will contact provider's client, immediately. This is an excellent tool to assist providers with the Ask, Advise, Refer: Brief Intervention Model. Utilizing the fax-to-quit referral form generates a provider feedback report from the NJ Quitline and/or MQC for Families for client follow up. Registering for your personalized fax-to-quit referral form generates a provider partnership with Tobacco Free for a Healthy New Jersey for periodic updates and program announcements.


For personalized fax forms e-mail cbutler@snjpc.org

Fax-to-Quit Referral Program 

Tobacco Cessation Toolkit for Providers

Mom’s Quit Connection (MQC) for Families and the NJ Quitline has developed a provider toolkit to assist New Jersey health care professionals in providing effective interventions for tobacco cessation during patient and client interactions. Navigating the online toolkit will provide healthcare professionals the opportunity to learn about the services and resources these programs offer.
 

 

For inquires; contact tobaccofreenj@snjpc.org.

Download the blank NJQL fax-to-quit Referral Forms to be used immediately.

Download the blank MQC fax-to-quit Referral Forms to be used immediately. 

NJ Quitline is a free telephone-counseling service for smokers who are ready to stop.

 

A trained Quit Coach who has years of counseling experience will listen – without judgment – and help to create a plan for quitting, including how to cope with cravings and ways to avoid slips and relapse.

Quit Coach Hours: 24 hours/7 days a week

Number of attempts per year: 3

Enrollment:

  • Fax-to-Quit from provider;

  • Toll free 1-866-NJ STOPS; 

  • www.njquitline.org (web-enrollment)

Nicotine patches available for eligible callers.

New Jersey Quitline

Mom’s Quit Connection for Families

Mom's Quit Connection (MQC) and MQC for Families  have current and updated, preprinted and downloadable brochures, posters, quit cards  and other assets available.   Please contact us for information of available support assets.

For inquires; tobaccofreenj@snjpc.org.

Below is a 15 minute educational video highlighting New Jersey’s free and effective smoking cession program for pregnant women and their families.
Click here to order the video.


Professsionals

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Through funding from the New Jersey Department of Health, Office of Tobacco Free, Nutrition & Fitness, New Jersey residents now have access to 11 Quit Centers. These quit centers  provide residents of New Jersey with the resources to stop or reduce their use of tobacco. 

 

The 11 Quit Centers will service the following counties: Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland/Salem,  Hudson, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth Ocean, Essex, Passaic and Union. 

Enrolled clients of the Quit Center may qualify for FREE NRT as part of their treatment plan. Call you local Quit Center today to learn more!

FIND YOUR TFHNJ QUIT CENTERS 

TFHNJ Quit Centers

Surgeon General

The Health Consequences of Smoking—50 Years of Progress: A Report of the Surgeon General, 2014 provides an overview of the full report of the Surgeon General and highlights the conclusions and findings of the devastating consequences of 50 years of tobacco use in the United States.
 

Center of Disease Control & Prevention

Download free patient education and promotional materials from the Center for Disease Control’s national Tips From Former Smokers Campaign.


Health Care Professionals: Help Your Patients Quit Smoking guides to help implement strategies to assess and address tobacco use among your patients and clients.
 

American Academy of Pediatrics

American Academy of Pediatrics educate and equip pediatricians, other physicians, and non-physician clinicians to prevent, treat, and reduce exposure to tobacco and secondhand smoke.

OTHER RESOURCES

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