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Preventive Medicine Residency

Education / Graduate Medical Education / Prospective Residents / Preventive Medicine Residency / Curriculum / Research / Behavioral Interventions & Behavioral Change

 

Behavioral Interventions & Behavioral Change

Smoking Research Programsmoking research photo

The Public Health Sciences Department has several faculty engaged in research around behavioral interventions, including tobacco cessation research and technology-assisted behavior change. 

The Smoking Research Program currently houses several funded projects related to the study of and/or dissemination of best practices for Smoking Cessation with Special Populations. Please visit the site for more information.

Program Faculty:

Deborah J. Ossip, PhD

Scott McIntosh, PhD