2026 Washington 10 Hour Continuing Education – Cannabis and Palliative Care
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Course Overview
Washington State Certified Consultants must complete a minimum of 10 hours of continuing education each year in order to renew their certificate. The Medical Marijuana 411 Washington Renewal Certification meets the 10 hours of Continuing Education (CE) credits required by the Washington Department of Health.
This course consists of 10 hours of Continuing Education credit and includes a downloadable certificate at the end of the course.
For 2026, Medical Marijuana 411 has prepared a course focused on cannabis and pallative care. In this course, you will learn more about the use of cannabis and cannabis products. Best practices for pallative care.
Credibility and Standards
MM411 certifications are designed to ensure that individuals and organizations meet specific standards of knowledge and competence in the field of medical cannabis. These certifications help establish credibility among healthcare providers, industry workers (budtenders) patients, and the medical community.
Comprehensive Education
The certification process typically involves comprehensive educational programs that cover various aspects of medical cannabis, including its medical uses, legal regulations, dosing, how to medicate, and potential interactions with other medications. This enables certified individuals to provide accurate and informed guidance to patients.
Enhanced Patient Care
By obtaining an MM411 certification, healthcare professionals and budtenders can enhance their ability to support patients effectively. This certification provides them with the tools and knowledge necessary to help patients navigate their medical cannabis journey, leading to improved treatment outcomes and overall patient satisfaction.
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Course Description & Syllabus
The MM411 “Cannabis and Palliative Care” course offers healthcare and industry professionals an in-depth exploration of the integration of cannabis into palliative care practices. Participants will learn about the pharmacological properties of cannabinoids, including THC and CBD, and their clinical applications in managing symptoms such as pain, nausea, and anxiety in patients facing serious illness. The course will cover legal considerations, ethical challenges, and the latest evidence-based research surrounding medical cannabis use. Through interactive discussions and case studies, attendees will gain practical skills to assess patient needs and contribute to developing comprehensive palliative care plans that enhance the quality of life for patients and their families.
Module 1
Need for Palliative Care
Palliative Care Consultation
Key Concepts
Symptoms
Symptom Management
Key Facts About Palliative Care
World Health Organization Recommendations
Opioid Abuse
Pain Management
Cannabis and Palliative Care: An Effective Tool?
Cannabis and Palliative Care: An Effective Tool?
Cancer Patients
Cannabis in Palliative Care Settings
Cannabis for Palliative Care When Other Treatments Fail
Cannabis for Palliative Care When Other Treatments Fail
Cannabis and Opioid Sparing
Overview of Pros and Cons of THC and CBD in Palliative Care
The Importance of Journaling and Patient-Centered Dosing with Cannabis in Palliative Care
Overview of Pros and Cons of THC and CBD in Palliative Care
The Importance of Journaling and Patient-Centered Dosing with Cannabis in Palliative Care
Side Effects to Consider When Using Cannabis in Palliative Care
Potential Benefits of Cannabis in Palliative Care
Challenges and Considerations
How to Approach the Topic
Conclusion
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Felt very repetitive. Don’t think it needed 31 slides. Also, question #4 is wrong.
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One question on the test asks about research done on palliative care, but doesn’t specify research on cannabis in palliative care, just palliative care as a whole. This may confuse some test-takers!
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love learning this stuff
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