Specialist Smoking Cessation Service

The Service will deliver effective, evidence based stop smoking interventions that meet the

needs of individuals and contribute to the service outcomes outlined above. The main

objectives are to:

• Use evidence based interventions and pharmacotherapy to support smokers to stop

smoking.

• Support the Wakefield Tobacco Control Alliance and its vision for the district to become

Smokefree by 2030.

• Deliver specialist stop smoking interventions at convenient and appropriate times and

venues e.g. evenings, weekends, workplaces etc.

• Develop positive working partnerships with Primary and Secondary Care and other health

and care services as part of the Wakefield Integrated Health Care System.

• Develop and deliver an effective marketing and communications strategy aimed at

increasing the number of individuals accessing the service and setting a quit date.

• Provide management information on quit rates and Carbon Monoxide (CO) verification.
• Supply and calibrate CO monitors as service delivery.
• Maintain a record of training for Specialist Stop Smoking Advisors and Level 2 Intermediate

Advisors.

• Monitor the demographics of the clients accessing the Specialist Stop Smoking Service.
• Develop and maintain an up to date website that provides online support.
• Provide a local telephone number and e-mail address.
• Provide information, support and advice through social media, photographs or pictures,

videos to support priority groups.

• Ensure information is appropriate and available to support individuals with protected

characteristics.

• Develop & maintain appropriate data management & reporting systems to meet

requirements for NHS Digital and locally determined KPIs.

• Develop/review appropriate care pathways from Primary Care, Secondary Care (both inpatients

and out-patients) and mental health services to ensure the effective transition of

patients.