Introduction to the Bucket Approach Training
Introduction to the Bucket Approach Training is organized by UW-Madison Interprofessional Continuing Education Partnership (ICEP).
Registration opens: 01/22/2021
Course expires: 01/21/2024
Description:
This series of two, previously held 60-minute webinars starts with building the case for the need for behavioral health clinicians to address tobacco use and describing evidence-based tobacco interventions for the general public. You will then receive an overview of the Bucket Approach, which is an evidence-based set of tobacco dependence interventions tailored to both smokers coping with a mental illness and busy behavioral health clinicians. Included is a demonstration of one or two tobacco interventions included as part of the Bucket Approach. Finally, clinicians and tobacco users will describe their experience with the Bucket Approach.
Learning Objectives:
- Self-identify beliefs that serve as barriers to providing needed evidence-based tobacco dependence interventions to their patients, and articulate evidence that contradicts those beliefs
- Describe general evidence-based tobacco dependence treatments
- Describe how the Bucket Approach is an evidence-based tobacco dependence treatment that is tailored to their setting and know how to access training in the Bucket Approach
- Assess how their existing skills as clinicians can be used when providing tobacco-dependence interventions that are tailored to their patients