Tobacco Dependence Treatment Grants: A Collaborative Approach to the Implementation of WHO Tobacco Control Initiatives

Table 2

Outcomes of the 19 grants and their reported data in 2016.

Outcomes	Number of grants ( = 19)	Measured outcome
Program impact outcomes
(i) Trained healthcare providers	18	8,854 HCPs trained
(ii) Patient impact estimate	16	157,281 patients
Curriculum characteristics
(i) Curriculum design focus	17	190 hours of designed curriculum
(ii) Train-the-trainer component	9	1,435 master trainers trained
(iii) Distance learning component	9	46 online curriculum hours designed
Learner outcomes
(i) Assessed knowledge acquisition	14	14/14 significant improvement before/after training
(ii) Assessed clinical practice change	13	13/13 significant practice change before/after training
Dissemination outcomes
(i) Mass media campaigns	2
(ii) Peer-reviewed publications	12	11 peer-reviewed manuscripts published, 15 in progress
(iii) Oral or poster presentations	19	67 presentations
Political outcomes
(i) Collaboration with MOH	7	3 developed National Guidelines

of patient reach estimates varied by project, and most were not measured directly.