The Hawaii Medical Cannabis Course
4 CME/CE credits
$189.00
The Hawaii Medical Cannabis Course has been specifically developed to meet the unique needs of healthcare providers practicing in Hawaii. Although cannabis-related CME/CE is not required by Hawaii law, Hawaii healthcare providers are encouraged to take the courses in the bundle to stay informed, confidently discuss cannabis use with patients, and offer evidence-based guidance on cannabinoid therapies.
This course is composed of 2 courses:
- Hawaii State Medical Cannabis Program Rules and Regulations (including supplemental material on Hawaii’s qualifying conditions)
- Cannabis and Cannabinoids in Clinical Practice
4 CME/CE credits: This course is accredited for physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses and pharmacists.
Course Overview
The Hawaii Medical Cannabis Course is composed of 2 courses:
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- Hawaii State Medical Cannabis Program Rules and Regulations
- Cannabis and Cannabinoids in Clinical Practice
4 CME/CE credits: This course is accredited for physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses and pharmacists.
Important State Information
The Hawaii Medical Cannabis Course Bundle contains a Hawaii -specific module entitled “Hawaii State Medical Cannabis Program Rules and Regulations.”
After reading “Hawaii State Medical Cannabis Program Rules and Regulations,” medical providers will be able to:
- Explain the registration and certification process for physicians, APRNs, and patients participating in Hawaii’s Medical Cannabis Program.
- Identify the legal protections for certifying providers under Hawaii law.
- Describe possession and cultivation limits for registered medical cannabis patients.
- Define qualifying debilitating medical conditions under Hawaii law.
- Identify the types of cannabis products that licensed dispensaries may sell.
- Understand testing and labeling requirements for dispensary-sold cannabis products.
Cannabis and Cannabinoids in Clinical Practice
Designed for today’s clinical environment, Cannabis and Cannabinoids in Clinical Practice bridges the gap between cannabis science and patient care. It provides a clear, evidence-based foundation to help clinicians confidently counsel patients on cannabis use, evaluate therapeutic applications, and recognize potential risks. Key topics include how cannabinoids work in the body, cannabinoid pharmacology, clinical effects, risks and contraindications of cannabis use, and cannabis-related disorders.
4 CME/CE credits: This course is accredited for physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses and pharmacists.