The Knowledge Integration in Quitlines: Networks that Improve Cessation (KIQNIC) grant was awarded to the Arizona Cancer Center at The University of Arizona from the U.S. National Cancer Institute. The grant provides funds to develop a five-year research partnership with NAQC to better understand the communication mechanisms by which NAQC members interact, share new evidence, and make decisions on how and when to implement new knowledge and actually adopt practices they believe will improve quitline performance.
KIQNIC Year 2 Survey Now Open
The KIQNIC Year 2 Survey opened on Monday, May 24. If you were unable to participate in the KIQNIC webinar,
What We Have Learned So Far and Why the 2010 Survey Matters, you can view the
presentation slides* or watch a
recording of the webinar**. To take part in the survey, use the links below:
survey instructionslog in to the survey* For a copy of the full PowerPoint
™ presentation, contact NAQC's Director of Research,
Jessie Saul.
** The actual webinar presentation begins at 4:15 into the recording.
KIQNIC Workgroup and Survey Updates
See how the KIQNIC project has progressed by reviewing the published updates below:
December 2009April 2009October 2008KIQNIC General Information
Learn more about KIQNIC using the links below. If you need additional information about the KIQNIC project, please contact
Scott Leischow, Ph.D., KIQNIC principal investigator, or
Jessie Saul, Ph.D., NAQC's director of research.
desription of KIQNIC research projecttheoretical and conceptual project frameworkscope of work for workgroup membersroster of current workgroup members2009 NAQC Annual Conference presentation
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