Send quarterly newsletter to Preferred Providers telling them about Quitline enrollment numbers, successful referral sites, and other updates. Develop messaging and marketing materials to share with Preferred Providers and the general public. MID-TERM OBJECTIVE:By December 31, 2017, increase the number of municipalities with comprehensive air ordinances from 1 to 2 as reported by Tobacco Free Hendricks County. STRATEGIES Assess municipalities’ willingness or need for a comprehensive smoke-free air ordinance and identify one municipality to address. Meet with policymakers to discuss need for a comprehensive smoke-free air ordinance and determine support level. Gather at least 500 petitions from municipality residents, businesses, and organizations supporting the implementation of a comprehensive smoke-free air ordinance. Draft language for the comprehensive smoke-free air ordinance. Present ordinance, petitions, and additional community support to policymakers within the municipality. LONG-TERM OBJECTIVE:By December 31, 2018, 75 Hendricks County pregnant women who smoke will quit smoking during pregnancy as reported by the Hendricks County Health Department. STRATEGIES Identify health care providers and community organizations working with pregnant women, educate them on the BABY & ME – Tobacco Free™ program, and enroll them as Referral Partners. Enroll pregnant women who smoke into BABY & ME – Tobacco Free™ for home-based tobacco cessation services and fax refer them to the Indiana Tobacco Quitline for phone, web, or text-based support. Send quarterly newsletter to Referral Partners telling them about BABY & ME – Tobacco Free™ enrollment numbers, successful referral sites, and other updates. Develop messaging and marketing of BABY & ME – Tobacco Free™ for Referral Partners and the general public.
Send quarterly newsletter to Preferred Providers telling them about Quitline enrollment numbers, successful referral sites, and other updates. Develop messaging and marketing materials to share with Preferred Providers and the general public. MID-TERM OBJECTIVE:By December 31, 2017, increase the number of municipalities with comprehensive air ordinances from 1 to 2 as reported by Tobacco Free Hendricks County. STRATEGIES Assess municipalities’ willingness or need for a comprehensive smoke-free air ordinance and identify one municipality to address. Meet with policymakers to discuss need for a comprehensive smoke-free air ordinance and determine support level. Gather at least 500 petitions from municipality residents, businesses, and organizations supporting the implementation of a comprehensive smoke-free air ordinance. Draft language for the comprehensive smoke-free air ordinance. Present ordinance, petitions, and additional community support to policymakers within the municipality. LONG-TERM OBJECTIVE:By December 31, 2018, 75 Hendricks County pregnant women who smoke will quit smoking during pregnancy as reported by the Hendricks County Health Department. STRATEGIES Identify health care providers and community organizations working with pregnant women, educate them on the BABY & ME – Tobacco Free™ program, and enroll them as Referral Partners. Enroll pregnant women who smoke into BABY & ME – Tobacco Free™ for home-based tobacco cessation services and fax refer them to the Indiana Tobacco Quitline for phone, web, or text-based support. Send quarterly newsletter to Referral Partners telling them about BABY & ME – Tobacco Free™ enrollment numbers, successful referral sites, and other updates. Develop messaging and marketing of BABY & ME – Tobacco Free™ for Referral Partners and the general public.
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