Learn about the pharmacologic management of tobacco use disorders in this 58-minute video from WVCTSI Project ECHO Psychiatry. Explore evidence-based approaches to treating nicotine addiction, including various medication options, their mechanisms of action, and effectiveness in smoking cessation. Gain insights into selecting appropriate pharmacotherapies, managing potential side effects, and implementing combination treatments for improved outcomes. Understand the latest guidelines and best practices for helping patients overcome tobacco dependence through pharmacological interventions.
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Syllabus
Tobacco Use Disorders: Pharmacologic Management
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WVCTSI Project ECHO
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