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Quitskills: Online Smoking Cessation Training for Indigenous Health Workers

Institution:
Cancer Council SA
Type:
Online module
Reach:
SA
Focus:
Indigenous

Overview

Target audience: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers working in South Australia

Course summary: This online course provides participants with information on tobacco that can assist with helping patients to consider quitting smoking.

Course modules include:

tobacco in Australia
health impacts
smoking and quitting
approaches to quitting
working with clients
smoke-free workplaces.

Fee payable: Not specified

Delivery mode: Online

Financial support for Indigenous students: Not applicable

Contacts

Cancer Council SA
202 Greenhill Road
Eastwood SA 5063
Ph: (08) 8291 4111
Fax: (08) 8291 4122
Email: cc@cancersa.org.au

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Last updated: 29 June 2017

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