In any improvement process, it is essential to evaluate the outcomes and decide on the next steps. When creating a trial program that uses cognitive therapy and medication to help people with psychosis stop smoking, it's important to assess the results and plan what to do next (Cather et al., 2017). If the improvement is achieved, we can then verify the results with data analysis and record the successful examples. This success can be used to expand the program and improve training for providers, and through regular feedback ongoing improvements can be maintained (Vilardaga et al., 2019). If the improvement is not achieved, we can then identify where it fell short and collect feedback from providers. More data might be needed, such as on patient adherence or psychological assessments, which can be collected through specific studies. Based on these results, we can adjust the therapy or medication protocols and update training materials for providers. Finally, we would set up a revised pilot program with controlled testing to assess the changes and collect detailed data for future analysis. This ensures the program stays evidence-based and helps patients with psychosis to effectively quit smoking. put this into bullet points

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