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New quit.org.au website
The Quit website is a new national advanced cessation platform supporting people who smoke and/or vape. Health professionals can encourage patients and their family and community members to visit the site for free information, tools, resources, and support services.
NewsNew! Quit Insights Clinical Series Podcasts
We are excited to announce the launch of our new podcast channel with a series of six Clinical Series podcast episodes across May-June, featuring expert guest speakers sharing their experience on current topics around smoking and vaping cessation. These will include discussions on professional insights, emerging issues, best practice, case studies and new resources, all tailored for health professionals.
PodcastSmoking cessation in chronic kidney disease
The RACP internal medicine journal has just released 'Practical recommendations for treating patients with chronic kidney disease in Australia: a multidisciplinary approach'.
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a significant public health challenge in Australia and affects about 10% of the population, with substantial morbidity and mortality.
NewsTraining clinicians in smoking cessation interventions
Research shows that training clinicians in smoking cessation methods may increase patients' cessation rates.
News ResearchQuit Centre Quarterly Newsletter - February 2026
The summer 2026 edition of Quit Centre Quarterly is out now. Read about new CPD activities for GPs and updated PSA guidelines.
NewsletterUpdated PSA guidelines
The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia has recently updated its guidelines (December 2025) for pharmacists providing smoking and vaping cessation support in response to the regulatory changes in 2024 and 2025.
NewsNew CPD activities for GPs
Thanks to your insightful feedback, we have enhanced our three GP online training modules, providing opportunities for reflection, consolidating your learning and using the information in your practice.
NewsSupporting young patients to quit
The latest National Child Health Poll from The Royal Children’s Hospital asked Australian parents and children aged between 12 and 17 years about their knowledge, attitudes, and behaviours related to nicotine products including cigarettes, vapes and oral nicotine pouches.
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