This section addresses the very important issues related to the costs of operating a quitline and operating with limited budgets. Included is relevant NAQC Annual Survey data, information about building public-private partnerships and developing the business case for quitlines, calculating cost effectiveness and the relationship of cost, budget and investment to reach. Also included are budget/cost considerations for promoting quitlines.
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Item Name		Posted By	Date Posted
Options Table: Quitline Service Offering Models Link		Administration	12/11/2012
Partnering to Promote Quitlines: A Plan to Coord. Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	4/19/2012
promoting quitlines/creating demand, quitline operations, evaluation, cost, budget and investment, promotions coordination, national promotions, 1-800-QUIT-NOW, promotion strategies
Partnering to Promote Quitlines: Assessment  Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	4/19/2012
promoting quitlines/creating demand, quitline operations, evaluation, cost, budget and investment, promotions coordination, national promotions, 1-800-QUIT-NOW, promotion strategies
Public-Private Partnership Resource Center Link		Administration	11/13/2012
Quality Imp. Initiative: Service Offerings IP Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	4/29/2012
cost, budget and investment, emerging technologies, ensuring service quality/quality improvement, evaluation, quit rates, quitline-related research materials, quitline services, reach of quitlines
Quitline Administration and Financing  Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	4/24/2012
cost, budget and investment, funding and sustainability, quitline operations
Quitline Facts (NAQC Web Page)  Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	4/24/2012
cost, budget and investment, funding and sustainability, NAQC annual survey, priority populations and cultural appropriateness, quitline operations, quitline services, tobacco treatment general, web-assisted tobacco interventions (WATI), facts
Quitline Facts: FAQs from the 2006 Annual Survey  Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	4/24/2012
cost, budget and investment, funding and sustainability, NAQC annual survey, priority populations and cultural appropriateness, quitline operations, quitline services, tobacco treatment general, web-assisted tobacco interventions (WATI), 2006 survey results
Recomm for Research: Quitline Service Offering Mod Link		Administration	12/11/2012
Recording of the Webinar presenting the 2010 AS Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	4/29/2012
cost, budget and investment, evaluation, fax and electronic referral, funding and sustainability, medicaid, minimal data set, NAQC annual survey, priority populations and cultural appropriatenesspromoting quitlines/creating demandquit ratesquitline-related research materialsquitline servicesreach of quitlinesweb-assisted tobacco interventions (WATI)
Repository of Innovative State Quitline Materials  Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	4/26/2012
repository, innovative, cost, budget and investment, funding and sustainability, public-private partnerships
Repository of Innovative State Quitline Materials  Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	4/26/2012
repository, innovative, cost, budget and investment, funding and sustainability, tobacco treatment general, priority populations and cultural appropriateness, promoting quitlines/creating demand, public-private partnerships, quitline basics
Research Agenda  Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	4/29/2012
cessation-related policy, cost, budget and investment, emerging technologies, evaluation, fax and electronic referral, funding and sustainability, graphic health warnings, health systems change/integrating quitlines into health systems, minimal data set, priority populations and cultural appropriateness, promoting quitlines/creating demand, public-private partnerships, quit rates, quitline-related research materials, reach of quitlines, web-assisted tobacco interventions (WATI)
Research Presentations (NAQC Web page)  Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	4/29/2012
reach of quitlines, quitline-related research materials, quitline basics, public-private partnerships, promoting quitlines/creating demand, priority populations and cultural appropriateness, NAQC annual survey, minimal data set, cost, budget and investment, chronic disease and tobacco
Service offerings issue paper Link		Administration	11/10/2012
Strategies and Recommendations for Promoting QL Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	4/19/2012
promoting quitlines/creating demand, quitline operations, evaluation, cost, budget and investment, promotions coordination, national promotions, 1-800-QUIT-NOW, promotion strategies
The Global Quitline Network (GQN) Link		Administration	11/11/2012
The Growing Link Between Quitlines and Chronic Dis Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	4/29/2012
chronic disease, mental health, disorder, substance abuse, diabetes, cost, budget and investment, health systems change/integrating quitlines into health, priority populations and cultural appropriateness systems, promoting quitlines/creating demand
The Relationship Between Reach and Spending for QL Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	4/29/2012
reach of quitlines, promoting quitlines/creating demand, NAQC annual survey, funding and sustainability, cost, budget and investment
Trends in Quitline Funding, FY2009-FY2012 Link		Administration	11/10/2012
U.S. Quitlines at a Crossroads Report Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	4/26/2012
utilzation, trends, crossroads, cost, budget and investment, funding and sustainability, NAQC annual survey, promoting quitlines/creating demand
U.S. Quitlines at a Crossroads Summary Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	4/26/2012
utilzation, trends, crossroads, cost, budget and investment, funding and sustainability, NAQC annual survey, promoting quitlines/creating demand
U.S. Quitlines at a Crossroads Talking Points Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	4/26/2012
utilzation, trends, crossroads, cost, budget and investment, funding and sustainability, NAQC annual survey, promoting quitlines/creating demand