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Parents

Rethink Vape Parent Resources

PARENT FLYER
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PARENT FLYER
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STEALTH VAPING DEVICES

• Harmful and hiding in plain sight

TEEN VAPING RISKS

• Learn the dangers and why every teen is at risk

Other Parent Resources

Live Vape Free VA

• Free resources to help your teen quit.
  Teens can text VAPEFREE to 873373.

National Institute on Drug Abuse

• General information about e-cigarettes/vaping/JUULing

U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA)

• Information about tobacco products and regulations

Safer ≠ Safe | truth

• Do you know the truth about e-cigarettes/vaping?

The Real Cost

• Information about e-cigarettes/vaping

Know the Risks

• Surgeon’s general’s website on e-cigarettes and young people

Tobacco 21

• In the United States, the minimum age to purchase tobacco products – including e-cigarettes – is 21.

Become An Ex

• Tools, resources and support to help your child quit.

Poison Prevention

• E-liquids are extremely dangerous for young children

Talk to your Teen about Cannabis

• Tips from SAMHSA for talking with teens

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educators

Rethink Vape Educator Resources

EDUCATOR FLYER
(ENGLISH)

EDUCATOR FLYER
(SPANISH)

STEALTH VAPING DEVICES

• Harmful and hiding in plain sight

TEEN VAPING RISKS

• Learn the dangers and why every teen is at risk

Other Educator Resources

HEALTH SMART VIRGINIA

• Curriculum and instructional resources for vaping/e-cigarette prevention

Scholastic

• A teacher’s guide – including lesson plans – regarding e-cigarettes

Edutopia

• General information for educators regarding vaping education.

CATCH My Breath

• A prevention program for middle and high school students.

Stanford Medicine

• Free downloadable and remote learning modules for tobacco and nicotine education, including e-cigs/vapes & pod-based devices, such as JUUL.
• Stanford Toolkit
• Remote Learning Curriculum

Making Smoking History. Massachusetts Department of Public Health

• Toolkit for schools including administrators and educators. Policy. Lesson plans. FAQs.

INDEPTH: An Alternative to Suspension or Citation

• A free interactive program for any school or community to teach students about nicotine dependence, establishing healthy alternatives, and how to kick the unhealthy addiction that got them in trouble in the first place.

Physician Advocacy Network

• Provides lesson plans and resources for educators of middle and high school students about vaping and the potential harms associated with it.

EduRisk: United Educators

• About school tobacco policies

Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth (VFHY)

• Nicotine Products Prevention Modules

MaineHealth

• Talking to kids about vaping.

Johns Hopkins Medicine

• Basic facts about vaping.

Y Street

• Info for high school students and club advisers

24/7

• Resources, toolkits and signage for schools to be tobacco-free twenty four hours a day, seven days a week.

Office of Public Instruction – Montana

• A list of resources for parents and teachers

Truth Initiative: Curriculum

• Youth vaping prevention and resources to quit

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health
professionals

Rethink Vape Health Professional Resources

HEALTH PROVIDER
INFO SHEET

RETHINK VAPE POCKET CARD

INFORMATION FOR PROVIDERS

• Information youth vaping risks for health professionals

CODING & BILLING GUIDANCE

QUICK REFERENCE

• Conversation starters and talking points for providers

4" X 9" DISPLAY CARD

VAPERS' AIRWAYS

• Bronchoscopy & alveolar macrophages images of vapers

11" X 14" WALL POSTER

Other Health Professional Resources

AAP's Youth Tobacco Cessation Toolkit

• Youth Tobacco Cessation: The importance of helping youth quit tobacco.

Clinical Training Videos for Vape Counseling

• Brief videos from the AAP showcase clinical interactions between pediatricians and adolescents

American Medical Association

• Key messages for physicians.

American Dental Association

• Tobacco use, vaping and oral health.

Official Coding Guidelines

• ICD-10-CM official guidelines for coding and reporting encounters related to e-cigarette, or vaping, product use.
• Supplemental Coding Guidance for vaping

CDC: E-Cigarette, or Vaping, Products Visual Dictionary

• For educating public health officials and healthcare providers; highlights e-cigarette or vaping product generations and substances used in devices.

The Journal of Nurse Practitioners

• A guide for nurses.
• ** Some of this information is outdated. However, the intake interview is still helpful but may be more aimed at adults.

American Academy of Pediatrics

• Practice Tools.
• Tools and resources to address tobacco use in clinical practice.

• Information for Pediatricians.
• Nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) and adolescent patients

National Institute on Drug Abuse

• Drug Facts: Vaping Devices (Electronic Cigarettes)

AAP's Tobacco Coding Fact Sheet

• Tobacco/E-Cigarettes Use/Exposure Coding Fact Sheet for Primary Care Pediatrics

Know the Risks: Surgeon General

• Resources. Answers to commonly asked patient questions.

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teens

Rethink Vape Teen Resources

TEEN FLYER
(ENGLISH)

Teen InfographiC
(ENGLISH)

TEEN FLYER
(SPANISH)

TEEN INFOGRAPHIC
(SPANISH)

Other Teen Resources

Live Vape Free VA

• Resources for free quit help.
  Text VAPEFREE to 873373.

This is Quitting

• Quit resources. Teens and young adults can join for free. Text DITCHVAPE to 88709.

Become an EX

• Tools, resources and support to help you quit.

Facts about Cannabis

• Fact sheet from SAMHSA

Official Coding Guidelines

• ICD-10-CM official guidelines for coding and reporting encounters related to e-cigarette, or vaping, product use.
• 10CM Guidelines
• Vaping Coding Guidance

CDC: E-Cigarette, or Vaping, Products Visual Dictionary

• For educating public health officials and healthcare providers; highlights e-cigarette or vaping product generations and substances used in devices.

The Journal of Nurse Practitioners

• A guide for nurses.
• ** Some of this information is outdated. However, the intake interview is still helpful but may be more aimed at adults.