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Emergency Department Management of Nicotine Use: A White Paper Prepared for the American Academy of Emergency Medicine

The Journal of Emergency Medicine·September 7
Emergency MedicinePractice changingNicotine Use DisorderTobacco UseWhite Paper / Expert ConsensusNicotine Replacement TherapySmoking Cessation PharmacotherapyAdult

Summary

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What was studied

This white paper, prepared for the American Academy of Emergency Medicine, evaluates the emergency department (ED) management of nicotine use, including screening, cessation interventions, and pharmacotherapy options applicable in the acute care setting.

Study limitations

As a white paper rather than a primary research study, findings reflect expert consensus and existing literature rather than original clinical trial data; no primary outcome data or sample size are reported.

Clinical implications

Emergency clinicians should consider integrating nicotine use screening and cessation support — including pharmacotherapy — into routine ED care. This white paper provides a framework endorsed by the American Academy of Emergency Medicine to guide that practice.

Caveats

  • The paper was published in 2026; some recommendations may reflect emerging or evolving practice guidelines not yet widely adopted.
  • The 'practice_changing' impact flag reflects the policy/guidance nature of this document for ED-based nicotine management, not a clinical trial result.
  • This is a white paper (expert consensus/review), not a primary research study — no original patient data, sample size, or controlled outcomes are reported.

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Publication Details

Year
2026
Journal
The Journal of Emergency Medicine
Source
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