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The CTCRI funding programs and strategic projects have resulted in a number of articles, reports and books.
Some publications are available in hard copy - contact us to request copies to be mailed to you.
Capacity Building for Tobacco Control Research
Canadian Tobacco Control Research Summit report
Canadian Tobacco Control Research Summit (CTCRS) Report: "Towards a Coordinated Research Agenda to Reduce Tobacco-Related Problems"
In 2002, the CTCRI brought together a diverse group of investigators and stakeholders in tobacco control to develop a strategic research agenda for Canada for 2002-2012. The aim of the research agenda is to contribute to reductions in tobacco use and to thereby reduce the associated harm. By funding research projects, and through its own strategic projects, the CTCRI works to address the research priorities identified by the Summit.
Better Practices ModelBetter Solutions for Complex Problems: Description of a Model to Support Better Practices for Health 626.44 KbThis report gives an overview of the Better Practices Model developed by the CTCRI’s National Tobacco Best Practices Working Group. The Model provides a framework for guiding knowledge synthesis and for the subsequent development of decision-making tools and guidelines for both research and practice. The main components of the model require interactive collaboration between research and practice and are grouped into three phases: (1) building on existing knowledge from work done in the past, (2) taking sensible action in the present and (3) contributing to the wisdom of the future.
Other publicationsThis section includes publications from the CTCRI and its partners on the following topics:
Cessation for Pregnant and Postpartum Girls and Women
Expecting to Quit: A Better Practices Review of Smoking Cessation Interventions for Pregnant and Postpartum Girls and Women (552 Kb)
Aboussafy, D.; Bottorff, J.; Cormier, R.; Devries, K.; Greaves, L.; Johnson, J.; Kirkland, S.
Vancouver: British Columbia Centre of Excellence for Women’s Health. 2003.
Program Checklist: Smoking Cessation Interventions for Pregnant and Postpartum Girls and Women
The Program Training and Consultation Centre (PTCC) developed this program checklist to help program planners and decision makers implement effective programs in tobacco control. The information in the checklists was gathered from systematic reviews conducted using the CTCRI Better Practices Model.
Group Smoking Cessation
Program Checklist: Group Smoking Cessation
The Program Training and Consultation Centre (PTCC) developed this program checklist to help program planners and decision makers implement effective programs in tobacco control. The information in the checklists was gathered from systematic reviews conducted using the CTCRI Better Practices Model.
Monitoring and Evaluation
Indicators for Monitoring Tobacco Control: A Resource for Decision Makers, Evaluators and Researchers 1.0 Mb *available in hard copy
Copley, T.T.; Lovato, C.; O'Connor, S.
Toronto: Canadian Tobacco Control Research Initiative. 2006
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Identifying Outcome Indicators and Measurement Items for Evaluating Youth Smoking Cessation Intervention Programs: Background Paper 628 Kb *available in hard copy
Identifying Outcome Indicators...Background Paper - Appendices 4.7 Mb
Copley, T.T.; Lovato, C.; Manske, S.
Toronto: Canadian Tobacco Control Research Initiative. 2006.
Indicators and Measurement Items for Outcome Evaluation of Youth Smoking Cessation Interventions: Phase II - Youth Consultation Sessions and Expert Review Panel 166 Kb
Indicators and Measurement....Phase2 - Appendices 1.7 Mb *available in hard copy
Manske, S.; Cressman Zehr W.; Lovato C.Y.; Copley T.T.
Toronto: Canadian Tobacco Control Research Initiative. 2007.
Youth Cessation
American Journal of Health Behavior: Special Issue on Youth Tobacco Cessation
Volume 27, Supplement 2. 2003.
A special issue of the American Journal of Health Behavior on youth tobacco use cessation includes a series of articles describing the process and results of a better practices review of youth cessation. Included with the articles is a description of the CTCRI Better Practices Model.
Youth Tobacco Cessation: A Guide for Making Informed Decisions 413 Kb
Backinger, C.; Husten, C.G.; Malarcher, A.M.; Maule, C.O.; Milton, M.H.; Yee, S.L.
Atlanta: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 2004.
This publication was a joint effort of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the CTCRI, the U.S. National Cancer Institute (NCI) and the American Legacy Foundation, and was developed using the CTCRI Better Practices Model.
Program Checklist. Selecting Smoking Cessation Resources for Youth
The Program Training and Consultation Centre (PTCC) developed this program checklist to help program planners and decision makers implement effective programs in tobacco control. The information in the checklists was gathered from systematic reviews conducted using the CTCRI Better Practices Model.
Cessation for Young Adults
Smoking Cessation Among Neglected Populations: Employed and Unemployed Young Adults (18-24 yrs) (601 Kb)
A Knowledge Synthesis report prepared for Canadian Tobacco Control Research Initiative (CTCRI). Pearl Bader, MSW, MHSc, Consultants in Behavior Change. 2006.
Quitlines
 Supplement to Tobacco Control Journal "Quitting Smoking Is Easier With Help"
Tobacco Control Journal. Vol 16, Supplement 1, 2007. *available in hard copy
A special supplement to the British Medical Journal Tobacco Control on quitlines and telephone counselling for smoking cessation. Sponsored by the CTCRI, Health Canada, the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (US), the National Institute on Drug Abuse (US) and the National Cancer Institute (US)
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