“…to support the implementation of innovative gender-specific tobacco reduction (TR) interventions targeting pregnant/postpartum women who smoke, and fathers that smoke.”

Principal Investigators:

Joan Bottorff, John Oliffe

Co-Investigators:

Ann Dauphinee, Lorraine Greaves, Patricia Hill, Zahra Hussein, Nancy Poole, Bhagat Radhika

This study is related to the FACET (Families Controlling and Eliminating Tobacco) program of research, which focuses tobacco use in families, specifically during pregnancy and post-partum.  The primary purpose of the FACET 3 study is to facilitate knowledge to action by using knowledge translation (KT) strategies to support the implementation of innovative gender-specific tobacco reduction (TR) interventions targeting pregnant/postpartum women who smoke, and fathers that smoke. We will undertake these KT activities with the assistance of a knowledge broker (KB), and in collaboration with stakeholders (including mothers and fathers who smoke or who have reduced/quit).

For additional information:          Please see www.facet.ubc.ca