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Lung cancer screening centers can improve patient care by implementing Project SWITCH, an evidence-based tobacco cessation program. This initiative aims to reduce lung cancer rates through better tobacco use interventions for current and former smokers.

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  • Cancer Prevention
  • Tobacco Control

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  • Cigarette smoking is linked to 90% of lung cancer cases, a leading cause of mortality.
  • Lung cancer screening centers utilize low-dose computed tomography but often miss opportunities for tobacco cessation interventions.
  • A prior study indicated inconsistent delivery of evidence-based tobacco cessation and relapse prevention at Texas screening centers.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To adapt and implement 'Taking Texas Tobacco Free,' an evidence-based tobacco-free workplace program, into lung cancer screening centers.
  • To develop 'Project SWITCH' through stakeholder engagement for context-specific adaptations.
  • To establish a framework for broader statewide dissemination in Texas.

Main Methods:

  • A formative evaluation process will guide program adaptation with center stakeholders.
  • Project SWITCH will be implemented in at least nine Texas lung cancer screening centers.
  • A convergent parallel mixed methods design will collect quantitative and qualitative data for evaluation and adaptation.

Main Results:

  • Data collection from multiple stakeholders will inform program refinement.
  • Evaluation will assess the achievement of implementation and dissemination goals.
  • The study will provide insights into adapting workplace tobacco cessation programs for clinical settings.

Conclusions:

  • Project SWITCH is expected to reduce lung cancer morbidity and mortality in Texas.
  • The project aims to establish a sustainable, evidence-based framework for tobacco-free programs in lung cancer screening centers.
  • Improved cancer prevention and control practices are anticipated through enhanced tobacco cessation support.