Agenda - Thursday
Thursday, June 9, 2022
Integrative Providers Association (IPA) Cannabis Workshop
*Attendees will need to register and pay for each Pre-Conference Workshop session separately.
This course only Includes the morning IPA Pre-Conference Workshop and DOES NOT INCLUDE the afternoon P.O.T. Pre-Conference Workshop.
Morning Session Schedule:
- 8AM-9AM: Check-In/Registration (CME and Certificate Attendees)
- 8:45AM-9AM: Introduction to IPA Hosted by: Patients Out of Time
- 9AM-10AM: Cannabis: The Plant, What Providers Need to Know
- 10AM-10:10AM: Break
- 10:10AM-11:10AM: Nourishing the ECS with Food, Nutrition & Lifestyle
- 11:10AM - 12:10 PM: Cannabis and Substance Use Disorders: From a Gateway Drug to an Exit Modality
- 12:10PM-12:30PM: Course Test and Evaluations
Pre-conference workshop: Cannabis 101
Afternoon Workshop Schedule:
- 2pm: Endocannabinoid Physiology and Cannabis Pharmacology
Dustin Sulak, DO - 3pm: Legal Considerations in Cannabis Practice
Cynthia Northcutt, RN, BSN, JD - 3:30pm: Break
- 3:40pm: Introduction to Clinical Cannabis Practice
Deborah Malka, PhD, MD - 4:40pm: Q & A with faculty
- 5pm: Workshop ends
Thursday Reception, June 9th,
- 7pm - 9pm
- Included with registration
Agenda - Friday, Saturday
Friday, June 10, 2022
- 8:00am: Welcome and Overview
Mary Lynn Mathre, RN, MSN - 8:30am: Evolution of the Endocannabinoid System
Greg Gerdeman, PhD - 9:15am: ECS Overview & Extended Endocannabinoidome
Allyn Howlett, PhD - 10:00am: Break
- 10:15am: Non-pharmacological influences on the ECS
Dustin Sulak DO - 10:45am: Cannabinoid Receptors
Kevin Spelman, PhD - 11:30am: Plants and the ECS
Ethan Russo, MD - 12:15pm: Lunch
- 1:45pm: Cannabis & Psychedelics
Martin Lee - 2:30pm: Cannabis Pharmacology
Connie Mclaughlin-Miley, Pharm D - 3:15pm: Break
- 3:30pm: Cannabis & COVID
Michelle Sexton, ND - 4:15pm: Q & A with Friday’s speakers
- 5:00pm: End
Saturday, June 11, 2022
- 8:30am: Welcome
- 8:35am: Healthcare Provider Knowledge, Attitudes & Practices Related to Medical Cannabis Research Study Findings
Marion McNabb, PhD - 9:00am: MO Cannabis Clinician Panel
Lisa Roark, MD, Paul Callicoat, MD, April Hatch, RN - 10:00am: Break
- 10:15am: Cannabis Dosing Practices
Dustin Sulak, DO - 11:00am: Who’s the Patient? Age specific Cannabis Treatment
Deborah Malka, PhD, MD - 11:45am: Cannabis/Cannabinoid Product Safety
Jahan Marcu, PhD - 12:15pm: Lunch
- 1:45pm: Cannabis Parent and Patient Panel
Wendy Turner, Tamara Netzel, & Todd Scattini - 2:30pm: Cannabis and Mental Health
Bryan Krumm, NP - 3:15pm: Break
- 3:30pm: Cannabis and Opioid Use
Bridget Williams, MD - 4:00pm: Cannabis as a Global Solution
Uma Dhanabalum, MD - 4:45pm: Q & A with Saturday’s Faculty
- 5:30pm: End
The 15th National Clinical Conference on Cannabis Therapeutics
June 9th to June 11th, 2022.
THE ENDOCANNABINOID SYSTEM & BEYOND
Unity Temple on the Plaza
Kansas City, Missouri
Delivered in person and virtually (hybrid) providing educational tracks for healthcare professionals eligible for CE accreditation as well as general public education.
This three-day annual conference focuses on the foundational science associated with the endocannabinoid system. The societal changes and new research on the endocannabinoid system highlight the need for healthcare professionals, patients and families to be informed about the actions of the endocannabinoid system, provide information to patients about the risk/benefits of the use of cannabinoids and cannabis and discuss the appropriate and legal considerations for prescribing these products.
Cannabis 101 Workshop, 2.75 Credits | Main Conference, 13.25 Credits
Medicine- AMA PRA Category 1 • Nursing- ANCC Contact Hours • Pharmacy- ACPE • Physician Assistant - AAPA • Psychology- APA • Social work- ASWB • MOC II- ABA • MOC II- ABIM • MOC II- ABP
Jointly Provided by
Great Conference!!!
Can us online folk get signed copies?
Hello!
Thank you for this important education, Dr. Malka.
I’m a cannabis pharmacist currently working as a Medical Science Liaison (MSL) and my work is to educate Maryland-based licensed clinicians on ECS education, chronic pain, and medical cannabis modalities.
I appreciate these wonderful clinical pearls!
will we have access to signed copies?
I believe that Cannabis Libris has some signed copies both online and here in person.
https://cannabislibris.com/
Are you able to post the email address of the last speaker to obtain the slide deck? Or send it out to participants?
It’s linked at the top of the page. Apologies for the issue with the laptop!
http://patientsoutoftime.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Northcutt-C_Legal-Considerations-in-Cannabis-Practice-06092022.pdf
Could you please send the slides or let us know where it would be available – that was a lot of content
Linked at the top of the page – http://patientsoutoftime.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Northcutt-C_Legal-Considerations-in-Cannabis-Practice-06092022.pdf
Is there slides for the second talk
The slides for the second speaker will be included both online and as part of the post conference video.
There was a technical issue with the volunteer laptop.
http://patientsoutoftime.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Northcutt-C_Legal-Considerations-in-Cannabis-Practice-06092022.pdf
Thank you Dr.Sulak
Hello! Very happy and excited to participate and support P.O.T. from here in San Diego!
Hello All, Bill here from WbC Therapeutics in Pa.
Im looking forward to this whole experience…truly grateful for the opportunity.
Hello! Please feel free to share comments – Chat amongst yourselves and send us questions for the Q&A
What about the CME for those watching virtually. Will the form be sent to us?
Included with the email we sent to you! Also the link is on this page – https://patientsoutoftime.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/ACE-Conference-Accreditation-Statements-for-UVA-Accredited-Final_-003.pdf
Will we get handouts?
Here’s a link to the program is that what you’re referring to?
http://patientsoutoftime.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/POTprgmLtrSmall.pdf
Do we really believe it is the cannabis causing the hyperemesis or the pesticides put on the plants?
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