Post-survey

1. Which of the following do you currently perform in your practice in relation to smoking cessation? Select all that apply

2. After attending this webinar, how confident are you in being able to help your patients quit smoking?

3. After attending this webinar, how confident are you prescribing or advising on the use of nicotine replacement therapy?

4. After attending this webinar, how often will you now review the smoking status of your patients who smoke or used to smoke?

5. How often will you now review the smoking status of your patients who never smoked?

6. Which one of the following is a new recommendation in the RACGP smoking cessation guidelines?

7. Which statements are true? Select all that apply

8. Daisy, aged 76 years, has type 2 diabetes and a family history of cardiovascular disease. She smokes about 15 cigarettes each day and has been smoking since being in her early 20s. Daisy would like to quit but says she has tried about 10 times and “just can’t”. “Even wearing a patch did not help”, she said. How would you advise Daisy? Select all that apply

9. Fariha, aged 32 years, is 12 weeks’ pregnant and “knows” she should quit smoking. She has tried going cold turkey but can’t even last an hour in the morning before her first cigarette. What treatment would you recommend she try?

10. What is your key learning from this webinar?

11. Has the following learning objective been met? (Are you able to) List recent changes to recommendations in the RACGP “Supporting smoking cessation: a guide for health professionals”

12. Has the following learning objective been met? (Are you able to) Explain the rationale behind the changes in the smoking cessation recommendations