Region Skåne invites you to a digital half-day focusing on how nicotine affects the young brain and what effects it has on their health.
During the afternoon you will receive tips on how to talk about nicotine with children and young people in a good way and what support you can give to those who want to quit nicotine. The target group is all healthcare professionals who come into contact with children and young people.
The lecturer is Lisabeth Risberg, registered nurse, tobacco and alcohol expert at the Knowledge Unit, Local Care and Health Administration in Region Skåne.
Time: 13-16
Location: Digital
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