Pennsylvania Healthcare Provider Education: Medical Use of Marijuana
$189.00
The Medical Marijuana 411 Physician Education for the Pennsylvania Healthcare Provider Education is an online curriculum is designed to educate physicians to become a practitioner with the Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana Program.
Successful completion of this course meets the CME requirements for Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana Program and meets the Pennsylvania learner requirement of 4 hour course and the state requirement of 4 AMA PRA Category 1™ credits, however physicians, nurses and pharmacists may claim up to 10 AMA PRA Category 1 ™ credits through the Medical Marijuana 411 accredited course.
Your CE Source designates this internet activity enduring material for a maximum of 10 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Medical Professionals should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
The curriculum includes Pennsylvania State Medical Marijuana law. Since it is a curriculum that includes the AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ course and Pennsylvania medical marijuana law, only 1 certificate will need to be submitted for approval.
Course is available online from July 2021 through June 2022
If you are a medical group or network and need multi-seat pricing, please call 844.411.0500 x813.
Program Overview
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.
- State Legal Status
- Marijuana
- Medical Marijuana
- Recreational Marijuana
- Industrial Hemp
- Grower/Processor
- Dispensaries
- Laboratories
- Medical Marijuana Patients and Designated Providers
- Patient Qualifications
- Designated Caregivers
- Minor Patients
- Steps for obtaining a Medical Marijuana ID Card
- Patients
- Caregivers Steps
- Additional Information for Patients and Designated Caregivers
- Medical Providers and Authorization Forms
- Providers that can recommend medical marijuana
- Qualifying Medical Conditions
- Mental Health Conditions
- Additional Information for Physicians and Practitioners Regarding Providing Certifications
- Dispensary Consultants
- On-Premise Consultants
- Qualifications
- Duties and Responsibilities
- Restrictions
- Patient and Caregiver Registry
- Registry
- Diversion
- Federal Prosecution
- Additional Information for Patient and Caregiver Registry
- Medical Marijuana Compliant Products
- THC Concentrations
- Approved Products
- Additional Information
- Product Packaging and Labeling Requirements
- Medical Marijuana Forms and Patient ID Examples
- State Legal Status
This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of Your CE Source and Medical Marijuana 411. Your CE Source is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
Credit Designation
Your CE Source designates this enduring material for a maximum of 10 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
Course is available online from July 2021 through June 2022
Estimated time to complete activity: 10 hours
If you are a medical group or network and need multi-seat pricing, please call 844.411.0500 x814
Disclosure Statement
Your CE Source ensures balance, independence, objectivity, and scientific rigor in all our educational activities. In accordance with this policy, Your CE Source identifies conflicts of interest with its instructors, planners, content managers, and other individuals who are in a position to control the content of an activity.
The following faculty, planner and/or content manager reported the following financial relationship with commercial interests whose products or services may be mentioned in this CE activity:Royalty/Patent Holder for Medical Cannabis Textbooks Consulting Fees: Callitas Therapeutics
After completing this activity, the participant should be better able to:
- Interpret the legal context in which cannabis can be discussed with a patient and how states can have legalized medical marijuana even though it is recognized as a federally illegal substance.
- Compare and relate the historical medicinal uses of marijuana to modern resurgence in patient use of medical marijuana.
- Explain why there is a lack of clinical studies due to Schedule I classification of marijuana.
- Summarize and explain the discovery of the Endocannabinoid System and how its discovery has led to further research into how cannabinoids interact with the receptors.
- Summarize the function of the Endocannabinoid System in the regulation of the body through a vast network of receptors involved in maintaining homeostasis, neuroprotection, and other regulatory functions.
- Discuss and interpret how cannabinoids and terpenes affect the Endocannabinoid receptor system.
- Assess pros and cons of cannabinoids and their effects on the symptoms of ailments such as anxiety, chronic pain, epilepsy, gastrointestinal disorders, neurodegenerative illnesses, post-traumatic stress and migraines.
- Evaluate the current research studies regarding opioids versus cannabinoids in the treatment of the symptoms of chronic pain.
- Discuss side effects and contraindications of medicinal cannabis and safety concerns with its use.
- Identify signs of abuse, misuse and chronic effects of marijuana use.
- 10 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
- 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
As part of the Medical Marijuana 411 adult online education, enrollees may start and stop at any time. Any students completing our certifications and/or coursework will have a permanent student dashboard to review materials at any time. If in the future, you want to review any information, simply log-on to your dashboard to re-visit the content.All coursework and graphics can be downloaded for future re-use with customers, clients and patients. Additional resources of lengthier, pertinent PDFs are available by clicking on the research endnote at the end of each section module.
Dr. Gregory Smith has been in primary care practice for over 30 years. He is board certified in Preventive Medicine and obtained his MPH from Harvard University. He first trained on the use of medical cannabis in 2000 in California. He has written extensively on the subject, including his popular textbook, “Medical Cannabis: Basic Science and Clinical Applications” published in 2016, and more recently “Cannabidiol, CBD: What you need to know.” And most recently in 2019, “THCV: Appetite Killer.”
Dr. Kevin Smith has also been in primary care practice for over 30 years. He is board certified in Preventive Medicine and obtained his MPH from Yale University. He trained on the use of medical Cannabis several years ago and has been very active in educating physicians and other medical professionals.
Disclosure Statement
Your CE Source ensures balance, independence, objectivity, and scientific rigor in all our educational activities. In accordance with this policy, Your CE Source identifies conflicts of interest with its instructors, planners, content managers, and other individuals who are in a position to control the content of an activity.
The following faculty, planner and/or content manager reported the following financial relationship with commercial interests whose products or services may be mentioned in this CE activity:Royalty/Patent Holder for Medical Cannabis Textbooks Consulting Fees: Callitas TherapeuticsWith 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. Here is a partial list of the scientists, researchers, educators and lawyers whose work is cited within the Medical Marijuana 411 certifications.
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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good
well done
Wish this course was narrated module as well. Since I am an auditory learner; this will help with educational retention on the subject.
Material was in depth, informative; I would not make any changes. Though it did take a while to complete it is definitely worth the time to acquire new information that is actionable.
This was a very good activity. It was a little dense with some of the physiologic and biochemistry material while also not really explaining more about the specifics they talk about; it was presented as if every person reading it would have full knowledge of this beforehand.
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Add video and audio parts to the course
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no comments. very well done
no changes
activity was with in range of practice
Overall, the activity was brief, concise, and very informative. A live recording of lecture would be helpful in retaining the information.
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very good
I enjoyed this course.
As mentioned in an earlier question, I would recommend incorporating video or other methods of instruction to implement some variety. Also, the initial section of the course included very dense legal information for NYS and the process of certifying. I would recommend doing that after the course. It was WAAY to dense and difficult to get through when initially starting the course, and not really knowing much about the whole process. Difficult way to start.
Time. Could have volume
This activity was very informative in providing history, short term and long terms effects and the common uses for medical Marijuana
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more video and animation for nerve function description
Very well structured. Very inclusive.Good exam questions.
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more video and animation for nerve function description
Very well structured. Very inclusive.Good exam questions.