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An Overview of Pharmacokinetics, Pharmacodynamics and Safety of Cannabis

Absorption, distribution, metabolism and elimination of cannabinoids, together with adverse effects, contraindications and drug–drug interaction considerations.

Duration
40 minutes + quiz
Instructor
Dr Mitchell Low (Australia)
Learning format
Module
Status
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Enrolment
USD $100
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12-month access from confirmed payment. Certificate of completion included.

An Overview of Pharmacokinetics, Pharmacodynamics and Safety of Cannabis
Institute for Cannabinoid Therapy
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Overview

Absorption, distribution, metabolism and elimination of cannabinoids, together with adverse effects, contraindications and drug–drug interaction considerations.

Proposed learning objectives — subject to academic approval
  • Compare how formulation and route of administration influence cannabinoid pharmacokinetics.
  • Identify important adverse effects, contraindications and potential drug interactions.
Curriculum
  1. 01
    Recorded lecture

    A 40-minute lecture delivered by the module educator.

  2. 02
    Assessment quiz

    A short quiz assessing understanding of the key learning points.

Who should attend
Medical practitionersNurse practitionersPharmacistsAllied healthResearchers
Frequently asked questions
Is this module part of a course?+

Yes — it is one of the 12 modules in the Foundations Course in Cannabinoid Therapy.

When can I access it?+

This module is not presented as available for purchase until completion and upload have been confirmed.

Are certificates provided?+

A certificate of completion records completion of the educational activity. It is not a professional qualification, licence, specialist credential or accreditation unless expressly stated otherwise.