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Tobacco Control Research in BC
Status of Research Conducted Since April 1, 2006
(May 1, 2008)

This database is compiled with funding assistance from Health Canada and the cooperation of the tobacco control research community in BC. It is intended to benefit individuals and organizations in the tobacco control community in BC by providing knowledge of tobacco control work in the province.

The database lists tobacco control research being conducted either by BC based researchers and/or about BC in part or in whole by researchers outside of the province. The database is compiled solely through information collected directly from the researchers themselves. As such, the project managers cannot guarantee the completeness of the database.



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Smoking Cessation and Drug Treatment
Dr. Chizimuzo Okoli (Principal Investigator)

Milan Khara (Co-Principal Investigator)

Dr. Ric Procyshyn (Co-Investigator)

Dr. Joy Johnson (Co-Investigator)

Alistair Barr (Co-Investigator)

Dr. Lorraine Greaves (Co-Investigator)
British Columbia Centre of Excellence for Women's Health
BC Mental Health and Addictions Research Network
Smoking cessation among individuals with concurrent drug dependence is of growing importance. In Canada, mortality and morbidity associated with tobacco related disease is greater than that associated with illicit drug use, suggesting an increased risk for morbidity and mortality among individuals engaged ... (more inside)
Cessation
men and women in drug dependence treatment
$3,500
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Recommended Practices for Educating and Enforcing Smoke-free Laws and Retail Display Bans for Tobacco: A Review of Canadian and International Practices
Gerald Thomas
Centre for Addictions Research of BC
BC Ministry of Health
Governments in Canada and around the world continue to enhance their tobacco legislation in order to control tobacco use and further reduce the health and social harms associated with smoking and other forms of tobacco consumption. Recently, the Province of British Columbia passed Bill C-10: Tobacco ... (more inside)
Cessation
Protection
Prevention
Denormalization
Provincial Tobacco Control Policy Implementers
$14,000
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Best and Promising Practices for Addressing Harm from Alcohol and Tobacco Use Among Seniors (65+) in British Columbia
Gerald Thomas, Tim Dyck & Dan Reist
Centre for Addictions Research of BC
BC Ministry of Health
The purpose of this paper is to provide guidance to the BC Ministry of Health in its efforts to better address the needs of older adults age 65+ who engage in the problematic use of tobacco and alcohol. Specifically, this paper:

  1. discusses rationales for targeting the problematic use of substances ... (more inside)
Cessation
Prevention
Seniors age 65+ in BC
$20,000
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Implementing Tobacco-Free School Grounds Policy
Gerald Thomas and Nicole Pankratz
Centre for Addictions Research of BC
BC Ministry of Health
This two page document provides guidance to BC school implementing the new tobacco-free school ground policy.
Prevention
Protection
Tobacco Free School Grounds Policy Implementers
$5,200
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Tobacco Reduction in the Context of Mental Illness and Addictions: A Review of the Evidence
Dan Reist and Gerald Thomas
Centre for Addictions Research of BC
BC Ministry of Health

BC Mental Health and Addictions Research Network
A half-day information session conducted on February 15, 2008 to convey the findings of an evidence review prepared by CARBC for the BCPHSA.
Cessation
Protection
Addiction treatment providers and managers.
$15,000
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If you are aware of any tobacco research that is not included in the database, please contact the project coordinator. Pending funding, the database will be updated on a six month schedule.