Renewed Quit Attempts Sample Clauses

Renewed Quit Attempts. A quit attempt that takes place immediately following the end of one treatment episode. A new treatment episode should be commenced and recorded on QuitManager:
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Renewed Quit Attempts. Some people fail to stop and then set a new quit date as part of a single treatment programme. In these cases, where the renewed quit date is all part of a single treatment programme, the first quit date should be used as the anchor for subsequent reporting. Typically, the renewed quit date will occur more than 14 days from the quit date, so that a person setting a renewed quit date, even if they subsequently establish abstinence, will still be counted as a treatment failure, even if they are successful from day 15-28 after the second quit date. This may seem odd, but it makes it possible to compare NHS figures across services and to quit rates reported in research.
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Renewed Quit Attempts. A quit attempt that takes place immediately following the end of one treatment episode. A new treatment episode should be commenced in the database/service records. A new monitoring form/database record should be completed.
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