Smoking Cessation Leadership Center Live Webinar Series FY 2026-2027

1. Assess tobacco’s deadly toll on individuals, families and communities
2. Apply best-practices in making a setting tobacco-free (i.e. in a hospital, clinic, community center, etc.)
3. Assess barriers to delivering tobacco dependence interventions across behavioral health care settings
4. Apply tobacco treatment for providers who serve people with mental health and addiction disorders and other priority populations
5. Use the expertise of other providers in an effort to augment cessation support

Course Number: MMC27004

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This webinar series is complimentary courtesy of the Smoking Cessation Leadership Center. The series does not receive commercial support.

You must attend the live webinar to claim credit and receive a webinar ID to use to claim credit within the CE Portal or by SMS text:

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