Medical cannabis or cannabinoids for chronic pain: a clinical practice guideline
The BMJ Rapid Recommendations Clinical Practice Guideline on the optimal, evidence-based use of medical cannabis or cannabinoids for chronic pain. BMJ 2021;374:n2040
UBC's CPD program has an excellent online module for health providers looking to explore a variety of topics on recreational and medical cannabis, including legal status, types of cannabis, benefits and risks, and evidence-based recommendations.
UBC's CPD program has an excellent online module for health providers looking to explore a variety of topics on recreational and medical cannabis, including legal status, types of cannabis, benefits and risks, and evidence-based recommendations.
MAGICapp is their core platform in the evidence ecosystem bringing digitally structured guidelines, evidence summaries and decision aids to clinicians and patients.
MAGICapp is their core platform in the evidence ecosystem bringing digitally structured guidelines, evidence summaries and decision aids to clinicians and patients.
A useful list of documents and links from the National Pain Centre including Pain and Addiction Education Programs, Tools and Resources for Prescribers; as well as a listing of Canadian Pain Clinics.
A useful list of documents and links from the National Pain Centre including Pain and Addiction Education Programs, Tools and Resources for Prescribers; as well as a listing of Canadian Pain Clinics.
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