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Quick Reference Guide for Clinicians - the Tennessee Department - health state tn 2025

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The document is a Quick Reference Guide for Clinicians developed by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, focusing on the treatment of tobacco use and dependence. It summarizes key findings from a comprehensive Clinical Practice Guideline, emphasizing the importance of identifying and assessing tobacco users, providing effective interventions for those willing to quit using the '5 A's' approach, and motivational strategies for those unwilling to quit using the '5 R's'. The guide highlights that tobacco dependence is a chronic condition requiring ongoing treatment and outlines effective pharmacotherapies and counseling techniques to support cessation efforts.

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How do I get my medical records in Tennessee?

If copies of your records are needed more urgently, please contact your healthcare provider or your local health department during regular business hours to request the records. To find local health departments in Tennessee, go to this website: .

What does the Tennessee Department of Health do?

A few basic health services include: and cervical cancer screenings, breastfeeding support, community health access and navigation, dental and oral health services, health education, immunizations, newborn screenings, nutrition counseling, pregnancy testing, tobacco cessation, tuberculosis control, vital records

Who runs the Tennessee Department of Health?

Ralph Alvarado, MD, FACP became the 15th Commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Health on January 17, 2023.

Why would the TN Department of health call me?

CONTACT TRACING: The Tennessee Department of Health may call or text you if you are infected or have been exposed to COVID-19. We will never ask for financial information or for your Social Security number.

What services do local health departments provide?

The mandated services that a local health department must provide are: Food, lodging, and institutional sanitation. Individual on-site water supply. Sanitary sewage collection, treatment, and disposal. Communicable disease control. Vital records registration.