The West Virginia Medical Cannabis Program Required Course Bundle
4 CME/CE credits
$189.00
The West Virginia Medical Cannabis Program Required Course Bundle fulfills the West Virginia educational requirements for practitioners wishing to certify patients.
This course bundle is composed of 2 courses:
- General Information about the West Virginia Medical Cannabis Program
- Cannabis and Cannabinoids in Clinical Practice
In order to fulfill the West Virginia State education requirements, one must complete BOTH courses of The West Virginia Medical Cannabis Program Required Course Bundle.
4 CME/CE credits: This course is accredited for physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses and pharmacists.
Course Overview
The West Virginia Medical Cannabis Program Required Course Bundle fulfills the West Virginia educational requirements for practitioners wishing to certify patients.
This course bundle is composed of 2 courses:
- General Information about the West Virginia Medical Cannabis Program
- Cannabis and Cannabinoids in Clinical Practice
In order to fulfill the West Virginia State education requirements, one must complete BOTH courses of The West Virginia Required Course Bundle.
4 CME/CE credits: This course is accredited for physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses and pharmacists.
Important State Information
The West Virginia State Medical Cannabis Program Rules and Regulations
This is the first of 2 courses of The West Virginia Medical Cannabis Program Required Course Bundle.
This course reviews the rules and regulations of the West Virginia Medical Cannabis Program.
Educational Objectives:
After reading this material, a participant will be able to:
- List which type of healthcare providers can grant medical cannabis certification to qualifying patients
- List the qualifying health conditions for which a West Virginia patient may lawfully use medical cannabis
- Describe the medical cannabis certification process requirements
- List the forms of medical cannabis that qualifying patients are allowed to use in West Virginia
- Describe what a certifying physician must do when a medical cannabis patient is no longer using medical cannabis
- List some restrictions placed on certifying practitioners
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.