Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids

John,

In this edition of The Take Down, Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids’ Nicolas Suarez interviews Jamie J. Nájera , a clinical educator at Esperanza Health Centers in Chicago and a member of the Board of Directors with the National Association of Hispanic Nurses.

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Jamie’s job is focused on providing education and resources to help patients quit tobacco, with an emphasis on providing evidence-based, culturally appropriate materials that best serve the many cultures in the Hispanic community. We spoke with Jamie about the impact of smoking among Hispanics, the importance of culturally sensitive approaches to tobacco prevention efforts and how collaboration and community are vital in promoting health equity.

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"The key to effective patient education is not just disseminating information but doing so in a way that’s relatable, easily understood and actionable."

This interview is the latest installment of The Take Down: Unfiltered Conversations About Tobacco – part of our Campaign for the Culture, an initiative focused on uniting, empowering, educating and engaging people of color and other targeted communities around critical healthcare and human rights issues connected to tobacco use. Learn more >> [[link removed]]

Sincerely,

Camille Sanchez
Associate Director, Community Outreach

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