Goal Area 1: Preventing Initiation of Tobacco Use Among Young People

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Goal Area 1: Preventing Initiation of Tobacco Use Among Young People

Outputs Completed activities to Reduce and counteract pro-tobacco messages Completed activities to disseminate anti-tobacco and pro-health messages Completed activities to increase tobacco-free policies and use of anti-tobacco curricula in schools Completed activities to increase restrictions on tobacco sales to minors and to enforce those restrictions Complete activities to increase cigarette excise tax

Short Term Outcomes Increased knowledge of, improved anti-tobacco attitudes toward, and increase support for policies to reduce youth initiation (8 = # of Indicators) Increased anti-tobacco policies and programs in schools (11) Increased restriction and enforcement of restrictions on tobacco sales to minors (7) Reduced tobacco industry influences (12)

Intermediate Outcomes Reduced susceptibility to experimentation with tobacco products (5) Decrease access to tobacco products (6) Increase price of tobacco products (1)

Long-term Outcomes Reduced initiation of tobacco use by young people (2) Reduced tobacco-use prevalence among young people (2) Reduced tobacco related morbidity and mortality Decreased tobacco related disparities

Group Discussion How does this logic model directly impact your organization? How does this logic model indirectly impact your organization? Do you currently collect information related to any outputs or outcomes? What vital information is missing with regards to tobacco use prevention?