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Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Continuing Medical Education – Physician

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This training is REQUIRED by OMMA for any provider is preforming assessments and approving patient cards in the state of Oklahoma.
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    Course Overview

    This activity provides continuing education credit for physicians for a maximum of 6 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™.

    MM411 is approved by the OMMA (Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority) to offer this required certification. The training is REQUIRED by OMMA for any provider is performing assessments and approving patient cards.

    This accredited activity is designed for medical professionals seeking CME credit and a foundational understanding of medical marijuana within the current U.S. legal and clinical landscape.  As patient utilization of medical marijuana increases and legal frameworks continue to evolve, many healthcare providers lack formal education on effectively and responsibly navigating these conversations within their scope of practice. This accredited course offers CME credits and covers essential topics, including current legal considerations, the endocannabinoid system, cannabinoids and terpenes, evidence-based therapeutic research, and the role of medical marijuana in pain management. Additionally, it addresses important issues related to risks, adverse effects, and potential misuse, ensuring participants are equipped to integrate this knowledge safely and effectively into their practice.

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      healer.com has much better presentations ( articles and videos)

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      would have liked to be able to actually hear a lecture over just reading the slides.

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    24. Raman C. –

      Learned a lot

    25. Leah C. –

      more discussion about dosing would be helpful although i realize articles or studies on that will be limited.

    26. Jason C. –

      This was a really good presentation. I loved the many references to studies that have been done. Since we get none of this information in medical school, it’s very helpful.

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    28. Darnell B. –

      Great knowledge but will I use it?

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    32. Manuela Z. –

      would like more detail on specific studies – strains for different cancers, studies in Israel. Would like information on dosing.

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    35. James W. –

      Very good over view. simulated cases with interactive decision making would improve the clinical experience

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    37. Robert W. –

      Very suitable course for gaining basic knowledge of MMJ and fulfill CME requirements. Thank you.

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    39. Paula V. –

      more suggestions on dosing

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    41. Maria V. –

      I learned quite a lot.

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    43. Andrea S. –

      Excellent learning activity. I’ll be rereading this frequently.

    44. Delores S. –

      Great information, no improvements needed

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      more content

    47. Leila S. –

      In the section on cannabis and anxiety, I believe that there is an erroneous reference to seasonal affective disorder (SAD) that is actually supposed to be social phobia patients.
      I think that most improvements will come with further research

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      I liked it

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      learned so much

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    54. Paul P. –

      i am glad to have this as a referral source and to be able to retake the tests as a further learning tool.
      I work in a medical marijuana certification center.

    55. Patrice P. –

      Very well put together. Great information and I plan on integrating it into my practice.

    56. James N. –

      I enjoy audio and/or visual presentations.

    57. roy N. –

      good program

    58. David M. –

      Technological glitches, mediocre presentation of information. This course needs to be upgraded to provide value of $179. Pretty disappointed….

    59. Max M. –

      This activity has been presented very well

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      it was great!

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      include more research and studies on marijuana4

    67. Rick L. –

      overall good, update some of the data (use 2019 rather than 2017 data)

    68. Geoff L. –

      More lectures rather than reading material.

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      More interactive testing. Break down information into smaller components or sections.

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      OCCASIONAL VIDEO CLIP

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    72. Alessa K. –

      More clinical relevance rather than focusing on year figures and percentages.

    73. Amy K. –

      Well-organized, easy to understand, clinically applicable intro course into medical marijuana.

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      No further suggestions. Update as info comes.

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      I would add a section on dosing, drug interactions.

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    77. Regina H. –

      excellent information

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      Continue to update study findings

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      more specific information on strength of current evidence in regard to use in each disease state as well as information on available formulations

    81. Scott H. –

      very well done!

    82. Thomas H. –

      Very difficult for my computer to use dictation. I am an audio learner so if I can have it spoken to me it helps significantly.

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      More exams over smaller amounts of content

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    85. Jamie G. –

      Really liked it; great overview in all of the areas; great research citations. Interactive video and more pictures would be useful to us visual learners.

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      Audio would enhance the learning experience for me.

    87. Scott F. –

      Perhaps include some video of physicians who have had particularly positive experiences in apply medical marijuana or clinical pearls

    88. De Adrea F. –

      This was an extremely long evaluation – the longest I’ve taken

    89. Shawn F. –

      excellent, a little heady on the biochemistry and molecular biology but overall a great activity.

    90. scott f. –

      more data on top 10 canabinoid subtypes and utility and ratios in MM dispensary, and how thc activates/potentiates cbd

    91. Robin E. –

      There were a lot of spelling errors and there were mixed messages in a number of places. I recommend having an editor go over it with a fine tooth comb for word order, spelling errors, etc. Re content, I think in the sections on abuse potential there was a bit of a bias to emphasize negative experiences more than is clinically noted (as a cannabis provider in 3 states and in Israel

    92. Hayden D. –

      I found much of this information to be fascinating. Less than a week after the course, I was able to direct a family to alternative care including cannabinoids for their current GI treatments costing tens of thousands of dollars.

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      More information on hybrids and which hybrids are best to treat which conditions

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    99. Sonja C. –

      My best assessment is that this course and others to come will be improved as research is supported and more information comes to light and is verified. Each section in this course made me hungry for more factual data to access and incorporate.

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      great program overall

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      Nice materials and infographics.

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      More data from well done studies hopefully in the near future.

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    MM411 Medical Marijuana Continuing Medical Education - Physician

    In-Depth Understanding of Medical Cannabis: The MM411 certification program provides comprehensive education on medical cannabis, including its therapeutic uses, dosing guidelines, potential side effects, and patient eligibility criteria. This knowledge is essential for Physicians to make informed decisions when authorizing medical cannabis for patients.

    Legal and Regulatory Compliance: The certification helps Physicians become well-versed in laws and regulations governing medical cannabis. Understanding these legal requirements is critical for ensuring compliance and protecting both the provider and patients from potential legal issues. In addition, the MM411 Physician Certification meets the required CE requirements.

    Enhanced Patient Care and Safety: Certified Physicians are better equipped to assess patients’ needs accurately and develop individualized treatment plans. This focus on patient-centric care promotes safety and improves patient outcomes, as providers can make well-informed recommendations regarding medical cannabis therapies. It is crucial for Physicians to have the essential knowledge, legal compliance, to enhance patient care outcomes, build trust with patients, and provides valuable resources for professional development within the medical cannabis community.

    Get Certified

    Course Description & Syllabus

    This accredited activity is designed for medical professionals seeking a foundational understanding of medical marijuana within the current U.S. legal and clinical landscape. As patient use of medical marijuana increases—and laws continue to evolve—many healthcare professionals lack formal education on how to navigate these conversations appropriately and within their scope of practice. This course covers the topics of: Legal, Endocannabinoid system, cannabinoids and terpenes, therapeutic research, medical marijuana in pain management and a section covering risks, adverse effects, and misuse.

    • Evaluate the legal context in which cannabis can be discussed with patients, given it is legal in many states, but still recognized as a federally illegal substance.
    • Compare the historical medicinal uses of marijuana to modern resurgence in patient use of medical marijuana.
    • Assess the lack of clinical studies related to Schedule 1 classification of marijuana.
    • Evaluate how cannabinoids interact with receptors, based on research conducted since the discovery of the endocannabinoid system.
    • Interpret the function of the endocannabinoid system in the regulation of the body.
    • Differentiate major and minor cannabinoids.
    • Summarize how cannabinoids and terpenes affect the endocannabinoid receptor system.
    • Assess the pros and cons of cannabinoids and their effects on various medical conditions.
    • Evaluate the research studies regarding opioids versus cannabinoids in the treatment of the symptoms of chronic pain.
    • Analyze the side effects, contraindications, and safety concerns of medicinal cannabis.
    • Identify signs of abuse, misuse, and chronic effect of marijuana use.

    Legal Compliance

    MM411 is approved by the OMMA (Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority) to offer this required certification. The training is REQUIRED by OMMA for any provider is performing assessments and approving patient cards.

    Faculty

    Dr. Jack Cox is a senior healthcare executive with over 25 years’ experience in regional and national senior leadership positions. Areas of expertise and experience include strategic development of performance improvement systems, innovation, clinical program strategic development and implementation, leadership development, large program operations, education, research and national and international publishing and speaking.

    Dr. Cox is a board certified Family Physician, a fellow of the American Board of Family Practice, a fellow of the American College of Physician Executives & holds a master’s degree in Medical Management from Tulane University. He has been named one of Becker’s Top 100 CMO’s to know in 2014 & 2016 & has authored 4 books.

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    Schedule

    Flexible Schedule

    The online courses offered by MM411 and MM411 exemplifies true adult learning principles by providing flexible, engaging, and practical education tailored to the needs of learners in the medical cannabis field. Designed for both healthcare professionals and cannabis industry personnel, these courses combine interactive content with real-world applications, enabling participants to grasp complex concepts effectively. The curriculum covers essential topics such as the therapeutic uses of medical cannabis, legal compliance, patient care best practices, and data analysis in healthcare, ensuring that learners gain comprehensive, actionable knowledge. Each course is structured to accommodate busy schedules, allowing individuals to progress at their own pace while accessing a wealth of resources and expert insights. By fostering a supportive online learning environment, Encompass empowers participants to enhance their skills and confidence, ultimately contributing to improved patient care and informed practices in the evolving cannabis landscape.

    Career Outlook

    This training is REQUIRED by OMMA for any provider is preforming assessments and approving patient cards.

    The Oklahoma Medical Board and the Podiatry Medical Board of Oklahoma have recently approved continuing medical education (CME) courses on Medical Marijuana, as authorized by the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA). These courses can be applied toward the state’s required substance abuse/opioid pain management education, satisfying 1 CME credit per year.