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Although smoking has been prohibited inside the hospitals for many years, smoking was permitted in designated outside areas. These outdoor shelters will be removed by
An innovative Helpers Program also is available to employees to teach them how to talk to tobacco users in a supportive, non-confrontational way and encourage quitting. The first week of December, 13 employees and volunteers from across the Health Network were trained as Helpers instructors. These instructors will offer the four-hour Helpers training to other employees and volunteers, helping them gain the knowledge and skills needed to effectively help smokers in the workplace or at home. The Helpers program also is offered as online training. "The Helpers Program emphasizes a non-nagging, non-judgmental approach," said Family and Community Medicine Professor
Dr. Muramoto, who advised the Health Network on its new policy and who has been credited by UA President
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