Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) - How to Videos

Common questions about nicotine replacement therapy

How to use the nicotine patch

How to use nicotine gum

How to use nicotine lozenge and inhaler

How to get correct amount of clean nicotine
The 5As - How to Videos

The 5As - an introduction

The 5As in practice

How QuitNow can make your job easier
Other Online Courses
CAMH TEACH
The Training Enhancement in Applied Counselling and Health (TEACH) Project is Canada’s benchmark tobacco cessation education program. TEACH provides continuing education and capacity-building focused on training healthcare providers to support their patients/clients with tobacco addiction and cessation, and address e-cigarette use/vaping.
Note that the TEACH certificate program will be retired in June 2022 but interested participants may still enroll in individual courses.
Certified Tobacco Educator (CTE)
The Certified Tobacco Educator (CTE) credential recognizes healthcare professionals who provide tobacco prevention and cessation services to their clients.
Ontario Tobacco Research Unit: From Theory to Practice
This course has been discontinued by the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit; however, PDFs of the Cessation, Prevention, Protection and Evaluation modules are available on the website.
Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario: E-learning
A variety of online courses that will help you address tobacco use with special populations, including: pre- and post-natal women, Indigenous communities, people with mental health and addictions disorders, other healthcare professionals, and youth.
CAMH Fundamentals of Tobacco Interventions
The Fundamentals of Tobacco Interventions (FTI) is a condensed self-study course, adapted from the TEACH Certificate Program course, An Interprofessional Comprehensive Course on Treating Tobacco Use Disorder. The course is organized into three modules: The Tobacco Epidemic, Clinical Interventions, and Implementation.
Note that Module 3: Implementation is only applicable to those working in Ontario.