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Utah Qualified Medical Provider Certification

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This certification course has been approved by the Utah Department of Health under Utah Code 26-61z-106 (3). This course provides 6 AMA, PRA Category 1 Credits™, ANCC, NAPB, CSWE, CODA and APA.
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    Course Overview

    This online curriculum by Medical Marijuana 411 (MM411) is designed to educate physicians, physician assistants, pharmacists, nurse practitioners and other healthcare professionals about medical cannabis as required by the Utah Department of Health. MM411 is approved by the Utah Department of Health to offer the online Utah Qualified Medical Provider Certification (QMP) which includes the required CE credits.

    The MM411 QMP Certification awards 6 credits and exceeds the Utah DOH, Center for Medical Cannabis Qualified Medical Provider Continuing Education Requirement, of a minimum of 4 hours of CE to become a registered, qualified practitioner with the Utah Department of Health under Utah Code 26-61a-106 (3).  CE credits are available for: physicians, physician assistants, nurses, pharmacists, dentists, social workers, and psychologists.

    More information about the Utah Medical Cannabis Act and Medical Provider training is available at medicalcannabis.utah.gov.

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      Great course with lots of good information.

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      There should be an option for narration.

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      Content is engaging and in depth. Has the potential to be difficult to read and understand if one is not accustomed to clinical data and medical/scientific publications. Not to be critical, but a few of the modules contained some grammatical and punctuation errors. One sentence in particular just cut off, and therefore the intended information was not delivered. All very minor issues, but worth pointing.

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      Too many words on each slide, pictorial depictions may be helpful for remembering

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      some of the questions seemed silly. Do I NEED to know that Pennsylvania was the first state?

    22. Greg T. –

      there were numerous typos and syntax errors that were a bit distracting and made the course seem a bit less professional. Doesn’t seem like it would be that hard to correct.

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      Great information and easy to understand. Some of the illustration sheets were difficult to see, otherwise wonderful course.

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      wish it wasn’t only reading; some audio learning would be helpful

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      Some of the data is incorrect for current guidelines.

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      it would have been nice if I would have been able to listen to this

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      Some of the hyperlinks early in the modules didn’t work.

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      I was hoping for presented material for audiovisual learning, rather than just having to read slides.

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      I learned a lot. Glad I took the course

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      Sentences were jumbled in modules 3,4,5

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    68. Jennifer O. –

      Good course however would prefer audio/ video option. Maybe more concise history.

    69. Lisa O. –

      Great info. Very helpful. Pertinent.

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      I would have loved to hear a video or a discussion from an instructor on some of these sections.

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      This is the third CME course I have taken to continue in my QMP role in Utah. I found this course more up to date and had a better discussion of what research that is available to guide cannabis use/providers to certify for a medical cannabis card.

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      Videos would be nice but overall material was well presented

    97. John L. –

      lots of typos in the various modules. Made me want to pull out my red pencil. Please fix!

    98. Jacqueline L. –

      Not mobile friendly.

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      There were a few questions on the quizzes that were keyed wrongly and one that had the answer in the question. other than that it was good.

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      Some of the quizzes had correct answers marked as incorrect. Had some glitches trying to work through course content. otherwise was helpful and relevant.

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      Great Information..Thanks!!….Howver, Prefer Voice Over vs staring at a computer screen..

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    131. David H. –

      This was an excellent informative course. The last one I took as one of several course required was very negative on its uses. (University of Utah College of Medicine) Thanks for a much more informative of benefits and risks.

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      More engaging presentation/slides would be helpful.

    135. Nedda H. –

      I enjoyed this course and have been made aware of what cannabinoids are batter for certain conditions

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      I loved working at my own pace. The studies documented.

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      Make exams shorter

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      I thought the material was not always well explained, redundant in some places, and not well organized.

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    149. Zachary G. –

      The medical standard of care for other topics could use work, but the cannabis stuff is excellent!

    150. Christopher G. –

      Many questions seem completely irrelevant to helping me be excellent provider and counselor for patients interested in cannabis. Like legal system dates and names or specific on CGB and other metabolites…..CBD and THC are what matter.
      No real guidance on counseling the patient at higher risk side effects or dependency (alcoholics, opiate users)…..

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      the system was very glitchy today compared to the previous recertifications

    170. Michael D. –

      This was a really helpful course, it helped to remind me of some of the concepts that I was aware of, but reinforced other areas that I was not as knowledgeable about. I have found Medical cannabis to be very helpful for certain clients, but not for everyone and it can be challenging to determine who would respond the best to Medical cannabis prior to them trying it.

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      Excellent and very informative course.

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      thank you, good course

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      Very slow website.

    185. Merrit C. –

      The Utah law information needs to be updated. There are a lot of spelling errors, syntax errors, and grammar errors.

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      This course is packaged to look like it will be both audio and visual and it is not. The slides have dense text and many have typos. Some questions had incorrect or redundant answers. For the money this course charges, the quality is disappointingly low.

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      Would have been better if it was a video instead of just reading material.

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      I learned a lot about the history. Very interesting. The legal update is very helpful as things are always changing.

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      Course material was riddled with typos. Information was frequently repeated without additional insight resulting in the need to review many more slides than actually necessary.

    206. LEGRAND B. –

      This class was a waist of time. Materials provided were outdated or incorrect. Much of the data was not pertinent to clinical practice.

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      How about a font that it easier to read?

    210. JULIAN B. –

      Very informative

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      there are a few typos and misformattings that need to be fixed.

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      Clunky system. Boots you out of lessons and doesn’t save well

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      Very informative and expanded and reinforced my knowledge of cannabis.

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      This course was excellent

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      Great program, thank you.

    228. ellen g. –

      some material irrelevant to practice

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    230. STEVEN V. –

      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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    252. Raman C. –

      Learned a lot

    253. Leah C. –

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

    254. 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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      Great knowledge but will I use it?

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    260. Rachelle S. –

      Thank you! This was a great course!

    261. MacKenzie B. –

      An app would be great!

    262. Anita L. –

      Love this course and the information!

    263. Sharon B. –

      Great course!

    264. George W. –

      Excellent course!

    265. Karsen D. –

      The information was very helpful and a great reminder of the pros/cons to cannabis and gave me information to relay to my patients.

    266. Laura I. –

      It was an informative course about cannabis.

    267. Garrett C. –

      Excellent info.

    268. Stacy P. –

      Great learning module.

    269. Susan G. –

      Did a great job. Don’t really have any suggestions for improvement.

    270. Mistie M. –

      I like to listen to education. I would have liked a video but the information was great.

    271. Tina D. –

      Great certification. I learned a lot.

    272. Zinia T. –

      Very informative!

    273. Cody W. –

      Wonderful.

    274. Adam B. –

      Great information.

    275. Steven P. –

      Great course.

    276. Alicia T. –

      The information was appropriate, needs to be completed in increments of time to really absorb the information.

    277. Michael H. –

      I think that the overall material was pretty good.

    278. Kami S. –

      It was very informational!

    279. Liena B. –

      Very informative.

    280. Sarah K. –

      The activity was good.

    281. Jean F. –

      Good activity.

    282. Andria H. –

      This was a great learning activity. No areas to improve from my standpoint.

    283. Marcia D. –

      It was rather detailed.

    284. Scott S. –

      Good program.

    285. Sherry P. –

      Good.

    286. Michael D. –

      Well done.

    287. Tan T. –

      Excellent materials.

    288. Matthew B. –

      It was awesome!

    289. Cortnee R. –

      Very well organized, clear communication of main ideas. Very relevant cannabis information.

    290. Maryanne C. –

      I would recommend incorporating video or other methods of instruction to implement some variety.

    291. Brett M. –

      Helpful course.

    292. Andrew B. –

      Excellent program! Thank You.

    293. Jordan G. –

      The program was really good.

    294. Gina L. –

      Material was in depth and informative – I would not make any changes.

    295. Jared B. –

      It was good.

    296. Tiffiny T. –

      This was an excellent course. It really helped to improve my cannabis knowledge base.

    297. Michael J. –

      I thought it was excellent. I like the reading format instead of videos – it’s faster for me.

    298. Scott T. –

      Reasonably well done for amount and time limitations.

    299. Elizabeth H. –

      It was excellent.

    300. Michael G. –

      Overall excellent. Would provide summary pages that could be easily printed up for educational purposes for patients.

    301. Gitanjali S. –

      Getting educated on the latest trends for cannabis use and abuse is of vital importance for the patients and the medical providers and community. Thank you.

    302. Richard H. –

      Very helpful for me to be aware of the appropriate use of cannabis in my patients, but also to be aware of some of the risk involved.

    303. Eric L. –

      Well-organized and easy to understand. Effective format.

    304. Kelly H. –

      Loved the graphs, pictures and displays. Loved the historical content and evolution of cannabis science.

    305. Chase M. –

      It was great.

    306. Dustin I. –

      Very good.

    307. Kia W. –

      Useful. Adding a Pediatric-specific section could help some more.

    308. Gary H. –

      Good content and was educational.

    309. Marian P. –

      Lots of information.

    310. Brian P. –

      I enjoyed this content.

    311. Ann L. –

      Excellent course.

    312. Raquel W. –

      It is an indepth look at cannabis, there is a lot more for me to understand. I would like to review the materials over and over and research more on the topics.

    313. Sean D. –

      Very helpful information. I wouldn’t change anything.

    314. Amanda W. –

      Very good.

    315. Kavita G. –

      Very good.

    316. Joshua S. –

      Excellent cannabis training.

    317. Sonia T. –

      Comprehensive learning modules.

    318. Nick L. –

      I thought the course was well done.

    319. Natalie C. –

      I thought it was perfect. Very well done.

    320. Joshua B. –

      I thought the educational information was comprehensive but simple enough to understand.

    321. D Scott B. –

      Great job.

    322. Samantha A. –

      I thought it was well-designed and well-organized. No suggestions for improvement.

    323. Taylor M. –

      Good course.

    324. Maddison L. –

      This activity has been very good.

    325. STEPHANIE F. –

      Overall, the activity was brief, concise, and very informative.

    326. Raquel A. –

      This activity was very informative in providing history, short term and long terms effects and the common uses for medical marijuana.

    327. Kelly C. –

      I enjoyed this course.

    328. Michelle J. –

      Great course!

    329. Adam C. –

      It was great. Informative and straight to the point. Great job!

    330. Zachary L. –

      This was a very good activity.

    331. Craig D. –

      Materials were very well presented with the appropriate references to current studies and reports.

    332. Joe M. –

      Great info.

    333. Clarissa B. –

      I really like the course.

    334. Kevin Z. –

      Excellent activity.

    335. Jacob R. –

      I have yet to complete any other courses similar to this.

    336. Roy M. –

      There are several spelling and grammatical errors.

    337. Paul N. –

      Well done.

    338. Rob D. –

      Very good.

    339. Cameron I. –

      I liked how it was presented and quizzed.

    340. Jennifer D. –

      Lots of useful cannabis information.

    341. Ranjita P. –

      Very well structured. Very inclusive. Good exam questions.

    342. Laura S. –

      I thought it was a great presentation and informed me of things that I did not know.

    343. Roger P. –

      Excellent activity, well thought out materials.

    344. Farbod Y. –

      Very informative.

    345. Laura G. –

      Excellent program. Very informative.

    346. Carrie S. –

      Great course.

    347. Maricel P. –

      I thought it was great.

    348. Jill K. –

      Very informative.

    349. Thomas M. –

      I can’t think of how it could be improved.

    350. Michael R. –

      Overall very informative. More interactive learning such as videos would have been helpful.

    351. Matthew W. –

      It was outstanding.

    352. Jayson M. –

      Great stuff.

    353. Whitney A. –

      Well done.

    354. Aubrie B. –

      It was very user friendly and informative. It provided an easy-to-follow and helpful plan with good knowledge testing exams at the end of each module.

    355. Lacie C. –

      It is a very good course!

    356. Kristin R. –

      It is a good general summary of medical cannabis.

    357. Justin H. –

      Thought it was great.

    358. Sharon D. –

      Great study material, great resource for later referrals.

    359. Trevor R. –

      This was a great activity. I learned a lot. I really appreciated the infographics and the downloadable material.

    360. Calvin O. –

      Very informative.

    361. Brigette B. –

      Excellent set up.

    362. Nathan P. –

      Overall a great course.

    363. Siqin S. –

      I really enjoyed this learning activity.

    364. DANYALE B. –

      I found the information to be enlightening and applicable.

    365. Tiffanie H. –

      Broad and relevant.

    366. Gregory W. –

      I thought it was good.

    367. Scott B. –

      Perhaps recorded videos lessons would enhance leaner experience

    368. Danielle D. –

      I liked the short and measurable outcomes of this activity, the quizzes helped a lot.

    369. Clarivette W. –

      Very informative. I wouldn’t change anything.

    370. Nathaniel D. –

      Overall it was done quite well. I do like to see videos of presenters even if it is video on demand and not live.

    371. Erika S. –

      Great program.

    372. Sean O. –

      It was very helpful. Lots of great information to help me in my practice.

    373. RUSSELL A. –

      Great information on cannabis.

    374. Molly N. –

      Excellent presentations which are helpful and detailed.

    375. Kathleen K. –

      It was very useful. Some learners prefer video content over all reading but otherwise very accessible.

    376. Mary C. –

      Comprehensive.

    377. Melanie N. –

      Great presentation.

    378. Michaelle S. –

      I thought it was very thorough. I learned a tremendous amount of information.

    379. Shannon D. –

      It really was wonderful. I might have enjoyed a lecture format.

    380. Ryan W. –

      This was a good activity.

    381. Julie B. –

      Well done.

    382. Cynthia H. –

      This activity has helped immensely and now I feel more comfortable.

    383. SEEMA S. –

      I would love to see more dosing charts.

    384. DAVID G. –

      I liked it, great job.

    385. Tonya H. –

      This was a very informative class about medical cannabis and I am very happy with the information that was provided.

    386. Michael C. –

      Very Good. No recommendations for improvement or changes.

    387. Jennifer A. –

      It was informative.

    388. ANJMUN S. –

      I thought the content was good and relevant.

    389. Jennifer G. –

      It was great.

    390. Gregory G. –

      I liked the format and that I have access to the PDFs. I can use this info as the laws are growing in my state.

    391. Justin G. –

      Provided just the right amount of information. I love the citations and the inclusion of any studies in each area.

    392. Eric M. –

      Excellent course.

    393. Paul R. –

      More downloads please.

    394. Tessa H. –

      Very well done.

    395. JEFF B. –

      It was good.

    396. Daniel A. –

      Very helpful and educational.

    397. Susan G. –

      This was a very comprehensive course. The information was provided in a way that was easy to follow and understand.

    398. Bart H. –

      Well done CME module, I learned a lot. In fact it may have helped me get rid of some bias I had against its use in clinical practice.

    399. Courtney G. –

      Awesome presentation!

    400. Lisa O. –

      I think it was very good.

    401. Jeffrey K. –

      Excellent!

    402. Kay M. –

      The materials were easy to access and understand! Thank you.

    403. Catherine B. –

      It was great.

    404. Jeff M. –

      Good base medical marijuana info.

    405. Marcy R. –

      Excellent educational program for cannabis.

    406. James D. –

      The content of this activity is outstanding.

    407. Cody W. –

      Fantastic.

    408. Virgil D. –

      There is no mention regarding dosing and/or timing which is extremely frustrating. Additionally, the course mentioned that some patients can reduce their opioid use with concurrent cannabis use, but there was no further direction or guidance beyond that statement.
      Overall, this course will help me discuss pros/cons with patients but nothing is improved in regards to confidence as a provider how to manage cannabis.

    409. Margaret M. –

      Well written, informative, current information.

    410. DAVID F. –

      Well done course.

    411. Ryan H. –

      Very clear and to the point.

    412. Daniel C. –

      Good program and clear presentation.

    413. Christine S. –

      I learned so much from this course. I never felt completely informed and educated enough to educate patients on proper use.

    414. Ashley S. –

      I thought it was overall great and very informative. The modules were not too long and the quizzes were helpful.

    415. Kendra P. –

      It was good.

    416. Lu Ann J. –

      I found this to be valuable information.

    417. Stephen C. –

      Great course.

    418. Lee B. –

      Very easy to navigate.

    419. Kami S. –

      It was great information and helpful in knowing which patients are appropriate to recommend for medical cannabis.

    420. Gina C. –

      Excellent education.

    421. Angela G. –

      It was good.

    422. CHRIS L. –

      I wouldn’t change anything.

    423. Paul R. –

      Video or audio options would have been nice.

    424. Sumer A. –

      I think this course was very well put together and was thorough.

    425. Todd M. –

      I thought it was great.

    426. Brandon F. –

      Very informative and concise.

    427. Susan J. –

      Brilliant course. Would like access to larger prints of some of the diagrams for office use.

    428. Mohammad E. –

      It was great.

    429. Renel R. –

      This activity adequately met the needs to certify as a QMP.

    430. Justin W. –

      The reading was really good material.

    431. John P. –

      Overall it was helpful.

    432. LeGrand B. –

      Excellent information.

    433. Cortnee R. –

      I thought it was well-organized and thorough.

    434. Robert J. –

      Thank you, well organization of material with current information regarding a useful compound.

    435. Scott E. –

      Overall it was a good learning activity. I hope that with more use and time that more legitimate studies can come out to support specific use.

    436. Daniel C. –

      I loved it.

    437. BRANT F. –

      Overall it was a great overview of history, beneficial uses, side effects and legality.

    438. Michael C. –

      Great lectures.

    439. Brett P. –

      Good job.

    440. Christopher S. –

      Great online course.

    441. Stephen W. –

      Served its purpose for now and I will continue CME learning activities as more studies are concluded to show benefits

    442. Jennifer A. –

      It was good.

    443. Michael D. –

      It was a really good educational activity, I felt like the course material was relevant to practice.

    444. Richard H. –

      Great educational activity. Very informative, practical and useful. I also really enjoyed how the information was presented.

    445. Megan C. –

      I would like to be able to print all the material to have in a book for reference.

    446. Rebekah A. –

      This was very educational and helpful.

    447. Nathan C. –

      I found this to be very informative and gave me a wealth of information. Having some videos could be helpful.

    448. Kamal T. –

      Good cannabis info.

    449. Kyle V. –

      I think this material is very useful in continuing education for providers who intend to treat with medicinal cannabis.

    450. Regan H. –

      I found the materials of this course informative.

    451. Jennifer T. –

      I thought this was adequate and relevant.

    452. Jessinna N. –

      It was very informative, concise, and easy to navigate.

    453. Aaron H. –

      This included video presentations rather than just reading.

    454. Geraldine S. –

      I really like how it was organized which made the information easier to navigate and understand. Content was exactly what I needed.

    455. Heather D. –

      Appreciate the visual learning.

    456. Timothy S. –

      Excellent

    457. Karen B. –

      Excellent in-service and I will use it continually.

    458. Tracy H. –

      excellent educational material

    459. Jason A. –

      It was good.

    460. DENNIS H. –

      This was very informative, and was an excellent learning format.

    461. Rajiv S. –

      This was thorough, detailed, and easy to use and comprehend.

    462. Steven P. –

      Great intro course

    463. Mark P. –

      Video lectures or audio to accompany text would be nice.

    464. Sierra B. –

      Great course materials.

    465. Brent E. –

      Generally good activity.

    466. Whitney B. –

      Great course, no recommended changes to make.

    467. Stephen S. –

      Overall well done. No specific recommendations.

    468. Melissa C. –

      This is excellent, thank you!

    469. Jared L. –

      Very helpful.

    470. Gary C. –

      I thought the program was well-treated. Content was good.

    471. Michael C. –

      Ver thorough.

    472. Glade C. –

      Very helpful, good information.

    473. Terry H. –

      Very good, just enough detail to be helpful.

    474. Wesley D. –

      The materials were very informative and would benefit many other providers.

    475. Angela T. –

      Overall was informative.

    476. Corey D. –

      Well done.

    477. Wallace C. –

      I enjoyed this course quite a bit. I didn’t realize how much I “didn’t know” about cannabis.

    478. James F. –

      Very educational.

    479. Marc B. –

      Very well done.

    480. Christine N. –

      Great course.

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    • Definition, differentiations and cultivation, processing, medical recommendation, and patient use of medical cannabis under the Utah Medical Cannabis Act
    • Differentiates between the cultivation, processing and production of cannabis as outlined in the Utah Medical Cannabis Act
    • Approved methodologies and dosage for medical cannabis
      • Approved forms of cannabis; ways to medicate
      • Changes from 9.16.19 Special Legislative Session – allows for patients to receive a standard 30-day supply of medical cannabis, regardless of their distance to a Medical Cannabis Pharmacy.
    • Licensing and Regulation – Medical Providers and Cannabis Pharmacies
      • Qualifying Medical Provider (QMP)
        • Requirements
        • Registration
        • Patient Limitations
          • Exceptions – Hospice and Palliative Care
          • Petition for more clients
        • Electronic Documentation Requirements
        • Patient Counseling Requirements
        • Medical Cannabis Pharmacies
          • Overview and age requirements
          • Changes from 9.16.19 Special Legislative Session
          • State Central Fill Pharmacy and Local Health Department – REMOVED
          • Increase of Medical Cannabis Pharmacies from seven to fourteen
          • Home Delivery
          • State Central Patient Portal
        • Packaging, Labeling and Tracking Requirements
          • What must be on medical cannabis labels
          • Transaction database requirements

    Module 1: History and Legal Landscape

    • 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.

    Module 2: The Endocannabinoid System

    • 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.

    Module 3: Cannabinoids and Terpenes

    • Differentiate major and minor cannabinoids.
    • Summarize how cannabinoids and terpenes affect the endocannabinoid receptor system.

    Module 4: Studies on Therapeutic Uses

    • Assess the pros and cons of cannabinoids and their effects on various medical conditions.

    Module 5: Cannabis and Opioids in Chronic Pain Treatment

    • Evaluate the research studies regarding opioids versus cannabinoids in the treatment of the symptoms of chronic pain.

    Module 6: Side Effects, Chronic Effects and Misuse

    • Analyze the side effects, contraindications, and safety concerns of medicinal cannabis.
    • Identify signs of abuse, misuse, and chronic effect of marijuana use.

    Legal Assement

    The activity is an educational overview of medical cannabis in its current legal context in the US. Currently there are 2.1 million registered medical marijuana patients and there are an estimated 3.5 million patients using medical marijuana nationwide. The constantly changing legal environment in which cannabis can be used in the United States has resulted in confusion for both physicians and patients. Currently, 33 states have legalized medical marijuana and 10 states have also legalized recreational marijuana. Due to the lack of knowledge of the legality of discussing medical marijuana, physicians, nurses and pharmacists are hesitant to discuss with their patients. The lack of communication between the patient and physician can lead to the patient self-medicating with no guidance from a medical professional.

    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

    Career Outlook

    Utah Qualified Medical Providers (QMPs) who complete the MM411 certification course reflects the growing acceptance and demand for medical cannabis as a therapeutic option in healthcare. As more patients seek qualified professionals to authorize medical cannabis use, QMPs equipped with comprehensive knowledge from MM411 are well-positioned to stand out in a competitive market.

    1. Legal Compliance: Compliance with Utah’s medical cannabis laws demonstrates the QMP’s commitment to maintaining the integrity of the state’s medical cannabis program. This not only upholds public trust but also fosters a professional reputation within the healthcare community. QMPs have an ethical obligation to practice within the bounds of the law, which includes understanding and navigating the specific regulations governing medical cannabis. Compliance reflects a dedication to ethical standards in healthcare and reinforces the provider’s role in responsible prescribing practices.
    2. Increased Demand: With Utah’s expanding medical cannabis program and rising patient enrollment, the need for knowledgeable and certified providers is steadily increasing. QMPs who have undergone specialized training, such as that offered by MM411, are likely to attract more patients looking for competent guidance in their treatment options.
    3. Career Advancement Opportunities: Certification demonstrates a commitment to professional development and expertise in medical cannabis, which can lead to advancement opportunities within healthcare organizations, clinics, or cannabis dispensaries. QMPs may be promoted to leadership roles or specialized positions focused on patient education or program management.
    4. Diverse Work Environments: QMPs with MM411 certification can explore various work environments, including private practices, integrative healthcare facilities, telemedicine platforms, and cannabis dispensaries. This versatility opens the door to a range of career paths and professional experiences.
    5. Network Engagement: Completing the MM411 course allows QMPs to connect with a community of like-minded professionals. This networking can lead to collaborations, mentorship opportunities, and access to valuable resources within the growing medical cannabis industry.
    6. Contribution to Patient Outcomes: As QMPs apply their knowledge from the MM411 course to improve patient care and education, they play a crucial role in advancing the understanding and acceptance of medical cannabis therapies, ultimately contributing to better patient outcomes and quality of life.