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title: "Optional Health Professionals' Competition"
url: https://quitandwin.org/fi/content/sisallot/rules/08healthprof/
description: "An optional contest for health professionals is recommended in connection with the core Quit&Win competition."
---

# Optional Health Professionals' Competition

2–29 May 2004

An optional contest for health professionals (physicians, nurses, dentist’s, medical students etc.) is recommended in connection with the core Quit&Win competition because of the important role that health professionals have in tobacco control.

The health professionals will participate in the core Quit&Win competition but separate national prizes are provided.

The country organizer can decide which categories of health personnel to include in the competition.

Related

[Optional supporters' competition](https://quitandwin.org/fi/content/sisallot/rules/07supporter/)

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[Evaluation](https://quitandwin.org/fi/content/sisallot/rules/09evaluation/)

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[All rules](https://quitandwin.org/fi/content/sisallot/rules/)

Rules section

- [Rules in short](https://quitandwin.org/fi/content/sisallot/rules/01rulesinshort/)
- [Criteria for participation](https://quitandwin.org/fi/content/sisallot/rules/03criteria/)
- [Entry form](https://quitandwin.org/fi/content/sisallot/rules/04entryform/)
- [Prizes](https://quitandwin.org/fi/content/sisallot/rules/05prizes/)
- [Implementation](https://quitandwin.org/fi/content/sisallot/rules/06implementation/)
- [Optional supporters' competition](https://quitandwin.org/fi/content/sisallot/rules/07supporter/)
- **Optional Health Professionals' Competition**
- [Evaluation](https://quitandwin.org/fi/content/sisallot/rules/09evaluation/)
- [International Coordination](https://quitandwin.org/fi/content/sisallot/rules/10coordination/)
- [Règlement du concours](https://quitandwin.org/fi/content/sisallot/rules/11reglement/)

Coordinating centre

International Quit&Win Coordinating Centre
National Public Health Institute, KTL Finland
Mannerheimintie 166
FIN-00300 Helsinki, Finland

Quit date 2 May 2004. Abstinence period four weeks, to 29 May 2004.