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Two new smokefree services were launched in 2023 in Kent and Medway.
The inpatient service will support people admitted to a main hospital ward to quit smoking during their stay and support them to stay smokefree when they are discharged.
The maternity service will support women to quit smoking during their pregnancy and understand the benefits of stopping smoking for both mother and baby.
As part of the work to launch these services, the NHS is developing a brand with the aim of making them recognisable and to make sure advice and information materials is the same across all hospitals.
We asked you to decide which of the following three names stands out to you most.
Quit for you (inpatient) / Quit for two (maternity)
Smokefree for you (inpatient) / Smokefree for two (maternity)
Believe, breathe, succeed – supporting your smokefree journey
Thank you to everyone who contributed! The clear winner with 62% of the votes was "quit for you" and "quit for two". The new names will be implemented for these services.
Two new smokefree services were launched in 2023 in Kent and Medway.
The inpatient service will support people admitted to a main hospital ward to quit smoking during their stay and support them to stay smokefree when they are discharged.
The maternity service will support women to quit smoking during their pregnancy and understand the benefits of stopping smoking for both mother and baby.
As part of the work to launch these services, the NHS is developing a brand with the aim of making them recognisable and to make sure advice and information materials is the same across all hospitals.
We asked you to decide which of the following three names stands out to you most.
Quit for you (inpatient) / Quit for two (maternity)
Smokefree for you (inpatient) / Smokefree for two (maternity)
Believe, breathe, succeed – supporting your smokefree journey
Thank you to everyone who contributed! The clear winner with 62% of the votes was "quit for you" and "quit for two". The new names will be implemented for these services.
