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[Program for promotion of breast feeding in Poland. I. Justification of the program with supporting information].

A breast-feeding promotion programme for Poland was developed as a part of governmental programme to protect and improve health of the mother, child and family for the years 1986-2000 carried out by Institute of Mother and Child. It was presented as a document consisting of three major components which will go to press successively. Part I covers justification of the proposed programme activities and thirty five consistent paragraphs summarizing principal information on breast-feeding and its promotion.

Breast Feeding↗

Tobacco cessation program: resources to help organize a dental office program.

When dentists and dental office team members assist their patients in becoming tobacco free, they are eliminating causative/contributing factors for a number of oral conditions, including cancer and periodontal diseases. These tobacco cessation services, when successful, can also improve the outcome of dental treatment and at the same time add quality and years to patients' lives. Dental offices that would like to provide and document tobacco cessation services will find the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry web site www.umn.edu/ perio/tobacco a useful resource. For some tobacco-using patients who are interested in quitting, our Individual Counseling Clinic at (612) 626-0440 is a possible option, and referrals are welcome. For further information, please contact Dr. Stafne at stafn001@umn.edu.

Community-Institutional Relations↗

[What is the effect of therapeutic programs? An evaluation of a diabetic care program in Sogn and Fjordane].

The impact of a regional treatment programme for diabetes has been evaluated through a questionnaire to general practitioners in the region. The programme differs from other programmes with respect to the size of the target group and the process by which it was made. 53 general practitioners responded (response rate 78). 24 (45%) of them claim to have changed their practice as a consequence of the programme. The changes are further described. The effects are compared with those of other treatment programmes. The ability of treatment programmes to change doctors' behaviour is briefly discussed.

Diabetes Mellitus↗