Cannabis For Pain Relief or Pain Management
$29.00
In this course you will learn about how medical marijuana can help those who suffer from pain and help those patients to reduce the amount of traditional prescription, pharmaceutical medications including opioids in managing their pain.
You will learn about pain disorder categories and pain scales. Did you know that intractable pain is a severe, constant pain that is not curable by any known means and causes a bed or house-bound state and early death if not adequately treated, usually with opioids and/or interventional procedures? Medical Marijuana is recognized by many legal states as a viable option to patients who suffer from intractable pain.
Chronic pain, a different category, afflicts more than 40% of the population at any given time and is usually defined as any persistent or intermittent pain that lasts more than 3 months. Many times topical marijuana treatments can be a viable option for chronic pain suffers. Topicals and how topicals work is discussed in this course.
Also included will be a discussion on research and doctors working with medical cannabis, and an introduction to Dr. Mark Ware. Also covered in this module are traditional medicines used for pain management, opioid abuse, and an infographic regarding opioid abuse statistics in the US.
Additional white paper research, definitions and statistics related to pain and pain management will be presented.
Finally, you will see a patient story video and learn how medical cannabis helps her through her day to day struggles.
- One hour online course
- What is pain, the pain scale and the different pain categories
- Why medical marijuana works for pain management
- Traditional medications used for pain
- Why leading doctors are listening to patients and becoming proponents for medical marijuana research and legalization
- About opioid related deaths
Our team of medical marijuana professionals have developed a state-of-the-art eLearning program for cannabis education online. Our online courses are certified by Washington state and can be used as credits for Washington State Medical Marijuana Consultant Certification, along with the annual state-required Continuing Education courses to maintain certification.
Cannabis education online courses can also be purchased by anybody looking to expand their knowledge on a myriad of medicinal cannabis topics.
As we continue to expand our advanced cannabis education and learning management system, we are creating a “knowledge vault” where students can continually access new information. Additional modules are being developed to help the patient, the consultant and the independent learner gain a greater understanding of cannabis, cannabis related science, substance abuse, communication skills, professional ethics and ailments, as well as state-specific medical marijuana laws and policies.- Pain Management – Information and Definition
- Pain Management and Medical Marijuana
- Dr. Mark Ware – Bio
- Dr. Mark Ware Exclusive – Video
- Traditional Medications Used For Pain Management
- Opioid Abuse
- Patient Story: Amy – Video
- Opioid – Infographic
- Opioid Addiction Facts and Figures
- Instant access to all course materials
- Printable and downloadable infographics
- All research materials used for the online course
- Lifetime, unlimited access
- 24/7 access
- No time limits
- Start anytime
- Work on your own time and at your own pace
- Affordably priced
With over 800+ current, peer-reviewed citations, Medical Marijuana 411 is proud to be the leader in online medical marijuana education for patients, medical professionals, and dispensary consultants.
Additional videos from leading cited experts, scientists and physicians, and downloadable graphics are part of this certification.Our goal of creating the most current content for this cannabis certification course was obtained by using peer-reviewed research from industry experts. All citations utilized in this course meet standard guidelines and are part of the public domain. Experts listed below are not affiliated with Medical Marijuana 411 and no endorsement or authorization should be inferred by their inclusion on our website. Medical Marijuana 411 has included links to each expert to ensure credit is given for their research, legal and scientific studies under the guidelines of “Fair Use.”
- Dr. Raphael Mechoulam
- Dr. Sue Sisley
- Dr. Donald Abrams
- Dr. Jake Felice
- Dr. Ethan Russo
- Dr. Lester Grinspoon
- Dr. Nishi Whiteley
- Dr. Mark Ware
- Dr. Yehiel Gaoni
- Dr. Bruce Mirken
- Charles Whitebread, Professor of Law, USC Law School
- Neil Juneja, Gleam Law
- Orion Inskip, Gleam Law
- Dr. Martin Lee
- Dr. Allyn Howlett, Ph.D
- Dr. Gregory T Carter
- Dr. David Bearman
- Dr. Lumir Hanuš
- Dr. Vincenzo Di Marzo
- Dr. Robert Melamede
- Dr. Dustin Sulak
- Dr. Bonni Goldstein
- Professor Roger Pertwee
- Dr. Shohami
- Dr. Ester Fride
- Dr. Melanie Dreher
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This was my third CE class and although this is just part one, I think this class has been more helpful than the others combined!
Both the PTSD course and this course made me want to learn more.
Some of the information was redundant…Overall I am satisfied with the course materials.
I liked everything but the video with the girl who was new to cannabis for medical use.
Test is tricky. I like to test my knowledge but some of the questions are not what I deal with in my daily work environment. I like the graphics and the easy to read pages but I do not like the test. Thanks.
I might have missed it somehow but I didn’t recall seeing anything about NNT and NNH in the course content
Good additional resources
The course felt a little repetitive
it was both informative and insightful
great videos
Thank you for the course!
Excellent information. Needed an easier way (icon?) to be able to save/download the videos for future reference. Thank you!
I noticed 2 questions that i did not see clear answers for in the related material. The choice of “A and B” gets confusing when both are true, but the question is specifically looking for only one. Otherwise well done
The videos play with disruption and distracts from concentration. either stream them better or allow a download to watch uninterrupted.
The material provided did not adequately prepare me for the exam. I felt like the course taught me a good amount. I was interested in all the material.
The exam asked if patient should cease taking opiates when beginning use of cannabis. the course states should ‘begin’ to cease as did the question summary. the discontinuance of opiates, depending on patients dosage and prior usage may have to be tapered off and not an immediate discontinuance due to possibility of withdrawals. the question about buying medications OTC did not specify prescription strength-as all of the listed can be bought OTC. Thanks for listening to my feedback.