Free online course from Knowledge•Action•Change introduces new approaches in fight against smoking-related death and disease
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Building on the success of K•A•C's groundbreaking Tobacco Harm Reduction Scholarship Programme, which has nurtured more than 100 tobacco harm reduction researchers and advocates from 55 countries, the same team is now providing the opportunity for all those seeking to reduce the toll of smoking to access a high-quality open access course, Understanding Tobacco Harm Reduction.
The course was developed with contributions from a range of experts in public health and tobacco harm reduction, including researchers, medical professionals, and educators. It's funded by a grant from Global Action to End Smoking.
Professor Gerry Stimson, co-founder of K•A•C and Emeritus Professor at Imperial College London, said: "This free course is open to everyone – and there's only one eligibility requirement, which is a desire to reduce smoking and tobacco-related harm."
The modular, self-guided programme is designed to be completed over two to three hours and participants will gain a solid introduction to THR, its evidence base and its context among other long-established areas of harm reduction. Assessment is based on the completion of reading modules and practical exercises as well as quizzes. Those who successfully complete the course will receive a certificate which can be added to their personal and professional portfolios.
By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and tools needed to make informed decisions and advocate for effective harm reduction approaches. Sign up here to join the free, open-access course, Understanding Tobacco Harm Reduction.
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