Information for professionals
Quit Victoria works with a broad range of communities and professionals to address and tackle smoking in vulnerable and disadvantaged populations. This section offers resources, information and support for communities.
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Aboriginal communities
Smoking in the Aboriginal community
How to support your mob to become smoke free
What is the Aboriginal Quitline?
Shared care: helping our community quit smoking
Training and resources to support Aboriginal communities to become smokefree
Smoking in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities
General Practice
Training and resources for general practitioners
Making a Quitline Referral via ZedMed
Using the Quitline Referral Sheet for ZedMed
Making a Quitline Referral via Best Practice
Using the Quitline Referral Sheet for Best Practice
Making a Quitline Referral via Medical Director
Quit news
Butt out for a fresh start in 2016 – but not on January 1
A new year brings a fresh start, and Quit Victoria is encouraging smokers to seize the opportunity to improve their health by butting out for good in 2016.
Tobacco outlets near schools tempt students to light up
Non-smoking students are more inclined to be susceptible to smoking if there is a cluster of retail outlets selling tobacco near their school, prompting Quit Victoria to call for measures to limit cigarette availability.
Plain packaging helping reinforce smoking risks among Aboriginal people
Aboriginal people have a greater understanding of the risks of smoking following the introduction of plain packaging of tobacco in Australia, new research shows.
Smokefree outdoor dining and drinking good for business
Victorians expect to be able to eat and drink outside without being exposed to secondhand smoke and nearly three-quarters of a million of them will visit cafes and restaurants more often every year if smokefree outdoor areas are created.
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