Brief Intervention Using 2A's & R Less than 3 minute intervention Quickly identify tobacco use Short interaction to help patient make positive change Evidence based and easy to incorporate More than doubles the odds of successfully quitting Ask all individuals about tobacco use at every visit Advise all people who use tobacco to quit Refer to the Montana Tobacco Quit Line or other cessation service if available Brief Intervention Using 5A's The 5 A's is a more intensive intervention Ask all individuals about tobacco use at every visit Advise all people who use tobacco to quit Assess readiness to quit Assist individuals interested in quitting with their quit attempt Arrange a follow up visit or call to track progress More Resources: Common Concerns When Talking to Patients about Tobacco Use CDC Tobacco Intervention Flyer Million Hearts Protocol for Identifying and Treating Patients Who Use Tobacco

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Heres screenshot of an update letter from a Heartland Institute Policy Director to the Manager of Industrial Affairs at Philip Morris: (click image to enlarge) I think you get the picture, the Heartland Institute is plying the same tactics it did on tobacco with the issue of climate change