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be installed later tonig 4. Topic 4 - Quitting smoking during pregnancy Scenario: Tobacco smoking during pregnancy is associated with poorer birth outcomes. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are almost three times more likely as non-Indigenous people to be daily smokers (van der Stern, Greenhalgh, Hanley Jones, Knoche, & Winstanley (2020). In 2017, approximately 44% of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women reported smoking during pregnancy (van der Stern et al., 2020). Clinical Inquiry: Sandra is attending her first antenatal appointment at her Aboriginal health clinic and has asked you about a program to quit smoking Reference: Van der Sterrn, A., Greenhaigh, E.M., Hanley-Jones, S., Knoche, D., & Winstanley, M.H. (2020). Prevalence of tobacco use among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. In EM Greenhalgh, MM Scollo & MH Winstanley (Eds). Tobacco Australia: Facts and issues. Melbourne: Cancer Council Victoria https://www.tobaccoinaustralia.org.au/c ... iginal-peg in