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Welcome to the Suffolk and North East Essex Tobacco Dependency Treatment conversation.
This work is committed to providing a service that is right for the individual accessing it. The aim of this work is to provide behavioural and pharmacotherapy support (e.g. nicotine replacement therapy) to people who wish to quit smoking when admitted to hospital with follow on support available in the community.
This is a place where you can join in the conversation about the future of Tobacco Dependency Treatment services where you live. Share your experiences, thoughts and ideas and be part of the solution.
Welcome to the Suffolk and North East Essex Tobacco Dependency Treatment conversation.
This work is committed to providing a service that is right for the individual accessing it. The aim of this work is to provide behavioural and pharmacotherapy support (e.g. nicotine replacement therapy) to people who wish to quit smoking when admitted to hospital with follow on support available in the community.
This is a place where you can join in the conversation about the future of Tobacco Dependency Treatment services where you live. Share your experiences, thoughts and ideas and be part of the solution.
