Policy changes needed: More smoking prohibited areas; Increase cigarette tax in Georgia to make cigarettes more expensive; Better enforcement of tobacco purchasing laws; More law enforcement compliance activities; smoking age to 21; and Restrict E-nicotine delivery systems, align with tobacco and smoke free designated areas. Goal #2: Decrease the total number of people who smoke/use tobacco or nicotine. Planned Work Intended Outcomes Resources/Inputs Activities Outputs Short and Long-term Long-Term Impacts Resources essential to How we will accomplish The amount of service Outcomes Changes that will occur in conduct this our planned activities and delivered or number of Benefits to Participants, organizations, community, program/effort including who will be engaged. people served Often at Individual Level or systems due to effort who community partners Children of parents who Schools continue mandatory Create and distribute annual Healthier and more active Lower rate of lung disease tobacco education on health risks, reports on mandatory adults people including tobacco (part of education Fewer of potential life “years of Schools curriculum) people start smoking lost” tobacco. Relay for Life Social campaign to make Conduct campaign annually Students will influence their Social norms will influence tobacco use uncool parents to quit smoking adults number American Cancer Society (community partner, American Lung Association, American Lung Association Cancer Society) smoke/use the Public health Demonstration of lung with Conduct 5 demonstrations per cancer/smoker (sponsored by year Physicians/medical providers hospital, providers, etc.) Decrease Churches Testimonials from former Recruit 5 individuals who will smokers with lung disease provide testimonials Businesses (schools)
Policy changes needed: More smoking prohibited areas; Increase cigarette tax in Georgia to make cigarettes more expensive; Better enforcement of tobacco purchasing laws; More law enforcement compliance activities; smoking age to 21; and Restrict E-nicotine delivery systems, align with tobacco and smoke free designated areas. Goal #2: Decrease the total number of people who smoke/use tobacco or nicotine. Planned Work Intended Outcomes Decrease the number of people who smoke/use tobacco. Resources/Inputs Resources essential to conduct this program/effort including community partners Activities How we will accomplish our planned activities and who will be engaged. Outputs The amount of service delivered or number of people served Short and Long-term Outcomes Benefits to Participants, Often at Individual Level Long-Term Impacts Changes that will occur in organizations, community, or systems due to effort Children of parents who tobacco Schools Relay for Life American Cancer Society American Lung Association Public health Physicians/medical providers Churches Businesses Schools continue mandatory education on health risks, including tobacco (part of curriculum) Social campaign to make tobacco use uncool (community partner, American Lung Association, Cancer Society) Demonstration of lung with cancer/smoker (sponsored by hospital, providers, etc.) Testimonials from former smokers with lung disease (schools) Create and distribute annual reports on mandatory education Conduct campaign annually Conduct 5 demonstrations per year Recruit 5 individuals who will provide testimonials Healthier and more active adults people start smoking Students will influence their parents to quit smoking Lower rate of lung disease Fewer “years of potential life lost” Social norms will influence adults
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