The following terms will be used throughout the survey. Their definitions, for the purposes of this assessment, are provided here:
Tobacco: refers to all forms of tobacco products, including cigarettes, electronic cigarettes (e-cigs), or vaping, and smokeless tobacco products.
Tobacco use disorder: a dependence on nicotine or problematic pattern of nicotine use. Nicotine is found in products such as cigarettes, cigars, smokeless tobacco (i.e. chew), hookah, and electronic vaping devices.
Tobacco use disorder treatment: methods and services to help people stop using tobacco (e.g. pharmacotherapy, behavioral counseling, social support, etc.).
Pharmacotherapy: refers to nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) (i.e. the patch, gum, lozenges) and non-NRT medications (i.e. CHANTIX, Wellbutrin).
Tobacco-free policy: organizational rules and procedures pertaining to environmental restrictions on tobacco use (ie. tobacco environmental policy) and tobacco use disorder treatment services.
Tobacco environmental policy: organizational rules and procedures pertaining to environmental restrictions on tobacco use.
Tobacco-free recovery services: behavioral health services with tobacco-free policies in place and supportive treatment options for people who use tobacco. Tobacco-free recovery services use the recovery model to support patients' long-term recovery from all their behavioral health conditions, including tobacco use disorder.