CRI Public Research Series event: Introducing the Medical Cannabis Competency Framework

We’re excited to invite you to our next CRI Public Research Series event: Introducing the Medical Cannabis Competency Framework: Evidence, Rationale, and Relevance

Monday, Dec. 1,
Noon-1 p.m.
Virtual on Zoom

Medical cannabis use is expanding rapidly, yet most clinicians and trainees report limited preparation to guide patients. This session introduces the recently published JAMA Network Open consensus statement, “Developing Medical Cannabis Competencies,” which identifies six evidence-based competencies to guide undergraduate medical education. Dr. Leslie Mendoza Temple, a coauthor of the framework, will discuss the Delphi consensus process, summarize the six core competencies and discuss how these evidence-informed foundations can close existing knowledge gaps in health professions education. Read the article here.

Intended audience: Faculty, curriculum planners, medical and health professions educators, and students interested in integrating evidence-based cannabis and endocannabinoid system content into clinical education.