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Community Memorial Health center Policy/Procedure Number 014005 Subject Issued by Date Revised TobaccoFree Administration 11/10 Approved by 8/13 POLICY: Community Memorial Health center, Inc. will

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1. Understand the purpose and importance of a tobacco policy: Before filling out the tobacco policy and resources, it is crucial to have a clear understanding of why such a policy is necessary. Recognize the negative health effects of tobacco, the risks it poses to employees or individuals, and the need for regulations and guidelines to protect everyone involved.
2. Gather relevant information: Begin by collecting all the necessary information regarding tobacco use within your organization or community. This may include data on current tobacco policies, industry regulations, and any specific concerns or goals your organization wants to address through the policy and resources.
3. Identify objectives and goals: Determine the specific objectives and goals that your tobacco policy and resources should address. Whether it's to reduce tobacco use among employees, protect non-smokers from secondhand smoke, or promote a healthier workplace, having well-defined objectives will guide your policy creation process.
4. Consult legal and health professionals: Seek guidance from legal and health professionals to ensure compliance with local laws, regulations, and health guidelines. It is important to consider both the legal aspects and the potential health implications in developing a comprehensive tobacco policy.
5. Draft the policy: Based on the gathered information, objectives, and professional advice, start drafting the tobacco policy. Clearly outline the rules, regulations, and guidelines that will apply to tobacco use in your organization or community. Include provisions for smoking or non-smoking areas, designated smoking zones, cessation support, and any disciplinary actions for policy violations.
6. Incorporate available resources: Identify and integrate relevant resources into your policy. This may include informational brochures, posters promoting smoking cessation programs, contact information for tobacco cessation services, or any other materials that support the objectives of the policy.
7. Seek feedback and revise: Share the draft policy with key stakeholders, such as employees, managers, or community members, and gather their feedback. Incorporate any valuable suggestions or concerns into the policy to ensure a more inclusive and effective approach.
8. Communicate and educate: Once the policy and resources are finalized and approved, disseminate them widely among the target audience. Conduct training sessions or awareness programs to educate employees or community members about the new policy, its benefits, and the available resources for tobacco cessation.

Who needs tobacco- policy and resources?

1. Organizations: Any organization, whether it is a small business, a corporation, a government agency, or a non-profit, can benefit from having a tobacco policy. By implementing such policies, organizations prioritize the health and well-being of their employees, promote a productive and safe work environment, and contribute to reducing the prevalence of tobacco use.
2. Communities: Communities, including residential associations, educational institutions, and public spaces, can greatly benefit from implementing tobacco policies and resources. These policies help protect non-smokers from secondhand smoke, discourage tobacco use among individuals of all ages, and create a healthier and more inclusive community environment.
3. Individuals: Anyone who uses tobacco or interacts with tobacco users can benefit from having access to tobacco policies and resources. Whether it is an employee trying to quit smoking, a concerned family member, or a smoker willing to understand the risks and consequences, these policies serve as educational tools and support systems for individuals seeking a healthier lifestyle.

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What is tobacco- policy and resources?

Tobacco policy and resources refer to guidelines and materials related to the regulation and management of tobacco use within an organization or community.

Who is required to file tobacco- policy and resources?

All entities or individuals involved in the sale or distribution of tobacco products are required to have and file tobacco policy and resources.

How to fill out tobacco- policy and resources?

Tobacco policy and resources can be filled out by providing information on tobacco control measures, health warnings, cessation programs, and compliance with relevant regulations.

What is the purpose of tobacco- policy and resources?

The purpose of tobacco policy and resources is to promote tobacco control, protect public health, and reduce the harms associated with tobacco use.

What information must be reported on tobacco- policy and resources?

Information that must be reported on tobacco policy and resources include tobacco sales data, advertising practices, compliance with age restrictions, and efforts to promote smoking cessation.

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