Operation of the European NGO Network for Smoking Prevention... 2 Summary... 3 Coordinator, Leader contact and partners... 5

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1 Table Of Content Operation of the European NGO Network for Smoking Prevention... 2 Summary... 3 Coordinator, Leader contact and partners... 5 A.N.P.AS. Associazione Nazionale Pubbliche Assistenze... 5 Hellenic Cancer Society... 5 Center for Oncologic Study and Prevention... 5 University of Vienna - Dept. of Preventive Medicine... 5 The College of Family Physicians Poland... 5 School of science and Engeneering... 5 Irish Cancer Society... 5 Czech Coalition against Tobacco... 5 Institute of Social and Preventive Medecine... 5 Public Health Agency of Barcelona... 5 University of Ljubljana - Faculty of Medicine... 5 Western Health Board Community Care Services... 5 Réseau Hôpital Sans Tabac... 5 Romanian Society of Pneumology... 5 AIMAR... 5 Health Promotion Foundation... 5 Prosjektleder Royketelefonem... 5 National Institute of Public Health... 5 STIVORO... 5 Stop Smoking NGO... 5 Catalan Institute of Oncology... 5 Association Tabac & Liberté... 5 Royal College of Nursing... 5 Consulta Italiana sul Tabagismo... 5 STOP-Line Counselling... 5 German Cancer Research Center... 5 Comité français d'education pour la santé... 5 Lega italina perla lotte contro I tumoi... 5 National HPH Network... 5 QUIT... 5 Association Aer Pur Romania... 5 British Medical Association (BMA)... 5 Assistance publique des hôpitaux de Paris (ASAP)... 5 German Medical Action... 5 Instituto Da Qualidade em Saude... 5 Réseau Allemand des Hôpitaux Promoteurs de la Santé... 5 Centro Regionale di riferimento per la Prevenzione... 5 ARGE Nikotin Institut... 5 Health Promotion Care... 5 Conselho de Prevenção do Tabagismo... 5 Office Français de Prévention du Tabagisme... 5 Department of Health... 5 Centre for Tobacco Prevention... 5 Danish Cancer Society... 5 Università del Terzo Settore (UniTS)... 5 Outputs Original Full Information (Dec 2008) Page 1/13

2 Operation of the European NGO Network for Smoking Prevention JA GPSD [705038] START DATE: 01/12/2003 END DATE: 01/03/2005 DURATION: 15 month(s) CURRENT STATUS: Finalised PROGRAMME TITLE: First Programme of Community action in the field of public health ( ) PROGRAMME PRIORITY: - CALL: Health Determinants (Hd 2003) TOPIC: Promoting health and prevent disease through addressing health determinants across all policies and activities EC CONTRIBUTION: EUR KEYWORDS: PORTFOLIO: Tobacco Page 2/13

3 SUMMARY General objectives the ENSP was committed to promote and improve health and reduce avoidable morbidity by tackling tobacco as a health determinant. The aim of the ENSP was to ensure continuity with the existing networking on a pan European scale among stakeholder organisations, to address in a coordinated and coherent way the concerns of the civil society and to be able to increase cost effectiveness and efficiency of smoking prevention activities. The objectives of the ENSP was multiple. One of the main tasks of the ENSP since 1998 had been to initiate/co-ordinate large scale, innovate, priority driven and costeffective European smoking prevention projects. The individual objectives: -The Globalink project served as a forum of exchange of reliable information by linking inter-governmental, non-governmental and national organisations, as well as individuals, through a secure information system. It enhanced the capability of smoking prevention associations, organisations, networks and bodies by facilitating and supporting their communication infrastructure to ensure effective cooperation and providing them with instant access to an interactive computer information service. -The Quit project : The European Network of Quitlines had as an overriding aim to promote the improvement of health, to reduce avoidable morbidity and premature mortality by the development of Code of Practice tools and policy recommendations, in order to bring together both experienced and newer Quitlines. -The project developed by the European Medical Associations Explains that the coordination of action and responses to policy and scientific initiatives at European level brought synergies, resulting in greater impact and visibility. They seeked to build on their experience of working with medical associations across Europe so as to better engage and coordinate medical associations in supporting and articulating evidence-based public health policies and practices on tobacco. The project aimed to develop networks, expert information and dissemination tools. -Health Professionals and Smoking Cessation in a Larger Europe aimed at developing a horizontal European smoking cessation programme through the identification, assessment and development of best practice strategies, policies and guidelines on smoking cessation for health care providers. The project developed to create a tobacco-free environment for adolescents, best practice guidelines for teachers and other adults involved in adolescents education aimed at promoting local tobacco policies including smoking prevention and cessation policies among teachers and adults working with adolescents. - Evidence-based policy development and enforcement for the prevention of exposure to passive smoking in European and accession countries (EB-ETSPV) project provided scientific expertise in order to quantify levels of environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) in workplaces and public places of a sample of cities. This provided both a description of the situation, that was used to raise awareness and prompt interventions in those places with the highest exposure levels, and to be used as bottom line to monitor trends and progress in the situation, including the assessment of the impact of smoking control policies. Finally the aim of the European Network, smoke free Maternity and Hospitals Page 3/13

4 was to continue the development of the project Smoke Free Hospitals and to enlarged it to applicant countries. In addition a new network " European network of smoke free Maternity was created and an emphasis was put on developing the important role and the enormous credibility of the Health professionals in order to influence the female population in age of procreation. Strategic relevance and contribution to the public health programme Promoting health and prevent disease through addressing health determinants across all policies and activities. Health Determinants, Strand 3. The ENSP is committed to promote and improve health and reduce avoidable morbidity by tackling tobacco as a health determinant. Methods and means The tasks carried out by each project of the ENSP framework application, were described in detail in the corresponding Annexes (1-8) of the application under this same heading. They explained in a coherent way the proposed methods used as a tool to reach their specific objectives and provide information allowing an assessment of the clarity and feasibility of the proposed individual timetable for implementation. They also include the proposed tools for their evaluation and their dissemination, exchange of information and best practice, in order to promote and support the development of effective tobacco control legislation nationally and internationally. Expected outcomes period The ENSP Framework application expected to develop, facilitate and support a fully dynamic and interactive network of tobacco control advocates working in collaboration with other informed stakeholder organisations towards progressive tobacco control policies. Each different project application under point 3 (please refer to Annexes 1-8) defined their specific and realistic objectives aiming at produce lasting and sustainable results. The results of the ENSP framework project application was disseminated in order to gain visibility and also to make sure that this led to increased awareness. All the ENSP framework projects used suitable dissemination strategies and provided in detail their designed dissemination plan. For a detailed description, please refer to the Annexes under point 6. Page 4/13

5 COORDINATOR, LEADER CONTACT AND PARTNERS COORDINATOR ENSP (European Network for Smoking Prevention) (ENSP (European Network for Smoking Prevention)) 144, chaussée d'ixelles 1050 Brussels Belgium Project leader contact Name: Grogna Francis Phone: PARTNERS A.N.P.AS. Associazione Nazionale Pubbliche Assistenze Hellenic Cancer Society Country: Greece Center for Oncologic Study and Prevention University of Vienna - Dept. of Preventive Medicine Country: Austria Page 5/13

6 The College of Family Physicians Poland Country: Poland School of science and Engeneering Country: Cyprus Irish Cancer Society Country: Ireland Czech Coalition against Tobacco Country: Czech Republic Institute of Social and Preventive Medecine Country: Greece Public Health Agency of Barcelona Barcelona Country: Spain Page 6/13

7 University of Ljubljana - Faculty of Medicine Country: Slovenia Western Health Board Community Care Services Country: Ireland Réseau Hôpital Sans Tabac Country: France Romanian Society of Pneumology Country: Romania AIMAR Health Promotion Foundation Country: Poland Prosjektleder Royketelefonem Country: Norway Page 7/13

8 National Institute of Public Health Country: Czech Republic STIVORO Country: Netherlands Stop Smoking NGO Country: Slovakia Catalan Institute of Oncology Country: Spain Association Tabac & Liberté Country: France Royal College of Nursing Country: United Kingdom Page 8/13

9 Consulta Italiana sul Tabagismo STOP-Line Counselling Country: Denmark German Cancer Research Center Country: Germany Comité français d'education pour la santé Country: France Lega italina perla lotte contro I tumoi National HPH Network Country: Ireland QUIT London Country: United Kingdom Page 9/13

10 Association Aer Pur Romania Country: Romania British Medical Association (BMA) London Country: United Kingdom Assistance publique des hôpitaux de Paris (ASAP) Paris Country: France German Medical Action Country: Germany Instituto Da Qualidade em Saude Country: Portugal Réseau Allemand des Hôpitaux Promoteurs de la Santé Country: Germany Page 10/13

11 Centro Regionale di riferimento per la Prevenzione ARGE Nikotin Institut Country: Austria Health Promotion Care Country: Latvia Conselho de Prevenção do Tabagismo Country: Portugal Office Français de Prévention du Tabagisme Country: France Department of Health Country: United Kingdom Centre for Tobacco Prevention Country: Sweden Page 11/13

12 Danish Cancer Society Country: Denmark Università del Terzo Settore (UniTS) Pisa Page 12/13

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