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www.givingupsmoking.co.uk

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www.uknscc.org/ - 1st UK National Smoking Cessation Conference - A valuable resource including conference presentations.

Reference Documents

Randomized controlled trial of amidwife-delivered brief smoking cessation intervention in pregnancy
Peter Hajek, Robert West, Anne Lee, Jonathan Foulds, Lesley Owen, J. Richard Eiser& Nicole Main

Nicotine Patches for Pregnant Smokers: A Randomized Controlled Study
Kirsten Wisborg, MD, Tine Brink Henriksen, MD, PHD, Lone Birk Jespersen,
And Niels Jørgen Secher, MD

Quitting smoking in pregnancy
Raoul A Walsh, John B Lowe and Peter J Hopkins
MJA 2001; 175: 320-323

Infant Feeding Survey 2005 Early Results  - Early findings from the latest Infant Feeding Survey show that the number of women who smoke throughout pregnancy has fallen. The full report is due to be published Summer 2007.

“Smoking Kills” (DH 1998) - Department of Health

Improvement, expansion and reform - the next 3 years: priorities and planning framework 2003-2006 - Department of Health

Data Set Change Notice - Smoking and Pregnancy DSCN50/2002

Meeting Department of Health smoking cessation targets Recommendations for primary care trusts - Health Development Agency

The french report pregnancy and tobacco summarises their 2004 consensus conference

Tacking Health Inequalities: A Programme for Action (DH 2003) - This Programme for Action sets out plans to tackle health inequalities over the next three years.

Tackling Health Inequalities: Status Report on the Programme for Action (DH 2005) - The report provides a review of developments against the data since the publication of the Programme for Action in 2003.

Review of the Health Inequalities Infant Mortality PSA Target (DH 2007) - Despite an improvement in infant mortality rates, health inequalities between different social groups remain. A new report identifies the issues and recommends how the gap can be closed.

Choosing Health: making healthier choices easier (DH 2004) - This White Paper sets out the key principles for supporting the public to make healthier and more informed choices in regards to their health.

Delivering choosing health: making healthier choices easier - This delivery plan highlights how people will be helped to make more healthy choices.

Annual Report of the Chief Medical Officer 2004 on the state of public health (DH 2005) - The Chief Medical Officer’s Annual Report 2004 identifies major health challenges requiring immediate action, and describes progress in addressing issues featured in previous reports.

 
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