Cannabis use is increasingly common among patients across all medical specialties. Clinicians who never recommend cannabis still care for patients who use it. Multiple studies show that doctors are often not aware of their patient's use of cannabis.

Updated with evidence, clinical guidance, and emerging research published through 2026, this program provides practical guidance for clinicians caring for patients who use cannabis. Participants will learn the fundamentals of the endocannabinoid system, cannabis therapeutics, safety considerations, adverse effects, contraindications, clinically significant drug interactions, and the current evidence for common medical indications through case-based learning.

Designed for clinicians and healthcare professionals involved in direct patient care, this program emphasizes practical decision-making, risk reduction, patient communication, documentation, and shared decision-making strategies that can be applied immediately in clinical practice.