Join the Movement for World No Tobacco Day: Transform Lives with Our FREE Certified Course for Tobac

Dear Colleagues,

May 31 marks World No Tobacco Day, a global initiative to raise awareness about the dangers of tobacco use and its devastating effects on lung health. Smoking remains the leading cause of preventable lung cancer deaths, responsible for nearly 7 out of 10 cases worldwide. Early detection is crucial: Lung cancer screening finds over half of cases at an early stage, compared to only about 25% without screening, greatly improving chances of successful treatment. 

As a Tobacco Treatment Specialist (TTS), you play a critical role in guiding individuals toward healthier choices and encouraging life-saving screenings. 

Project ENGAGE invites you to participate in our FREE, one-hour online accredited course, designed to equip you with the latest knowledge and strategies to promote lung cancer screening and tobacco cessation effectively. 

Accredited Learning: Approved by the Council for Tobacco Treatment Training Programs, this course provides 1 continuing education contact hour, along with a certificate of achievement to recognize your commitment to lung cancer prevention. 

Be Part of the Solution: Over 1,200 healthcare professionals have already completed this course, strengthening their role in reducing tobacco-related harm and promoting early detection. By enrolling in "Conversations that Save Lives: How Tobacco Treatment Specialists can Engage Clients in a Discussion about Lung Cancer Screening," you will become part of a community of committed specialists who are driving positive change. Your expertise will enable clients to make informed health choices, building on the trust they already place in you. 

Register Now and join a movement dedicated to saving lives! 

This course was funded through a Patient- Centered Outcomes Research Institute® (PCORI®) Eugene Washington PCORI Engagement Award (EADI-26839). The views, statements, opinions presented in this course are solely the responsibility of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the views of PCORI®.