Strategy 1.1.2:
Increase the utilization of smoking cessation services for adolescents and adults.
Strategy from the 2011-2020
Minnesota Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention Plan
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CDC - Media Campaign Resource Center (MCRC) Website: apps.nccd.cdc.gov/MCRC/Apps/QuickSearch.aspx?Mode=NEW |
Health Care Homes Program A "health care home," also called a "medical home," is an approach to primary care in which primary care providers, families and patients work in partnership to improve health outcomes and quality of life for individuals with chronic health conditions and disabilities. The development of health care homes in Minnesota is part of the health reform legislation passed in 2008. The legislation includes payment to primary care providers for partnering with patients and families to provide coordination of care. Phone: (651) 201-5421 |
Health Promotion and Prevention Partnership (HP3) Contact: Gayle Ober |
MDH - Sage Screening Program The Sage Screening program at MDH collects information on smoking status for all women enrolled in Sage and promotes smoking cessation. Sage offers smokers enrolled in Sage or living in a Sage household access to free tobacco cessation tools and incentives when transferred through a three-way call from the Sage Call Center to Minnesota's QUITPLAN Helpline. Contact: Michelle Strangis |
Medicaid Partnership Project Contact: Wendy Bjornson |
Minnesota Cancer Alliance - Smoking Cessation Resources |
QUITPLAN: Minnesota's Tobacco Phone Counseling Programs All Minnesotans' can take advantage of a stop-smoking program that offers personal support at no cost whether he/she is coved by a health plan or not. Contact: QUITPLAN Helpline |
| If you would like to report current activity around this strategy, please contact Sueling Schardin at (651) 201-4051 or sueling.schardin@state.mn.us |

