Fall 2026

Smoking Cessation: Putting Evidence Into Practice Elective

MEDICINE 917 trains graduate students in evidence-based smoking cessation treatments, research interpretation, and interventions for underserved populations.

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Training in use of evidence-based smoking cessation treatments and application of smoking cessation research in order to be able to interpret such evidence throughout your career. A special emphasis will be placed on working with underserved and specific subgroups of smokers (e.g., low-income, racial minorities, mental health status) through specific treatment plans, pharmacotherapy, counseling, including motivational interviewing, and community-based interventions such as quit lines. We will also look at how to use health systems, such as electronic health records in conducting community-participatory research in subpopulations of smokers.

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  • Evidence-based smoking cessation treatments
  • Smoking cessation research
  • Underserved and specific smoker subgroups
  • Pharmacotherapy and counseling techniques
  • Community-based interventions
  • Electronic health records and community-participatory research

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  • Application of evidence-based smoking cessation treatments
  • Interpretation of smoking cessation research evidence
  • Working with underserved and specific smoker subgroups
  • Development of treatment plans, pharmacotherapy, and counseling
  • Implementation of community-based interventions
  • Use of health systems and EHRs for community-participatory research

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