Cannabis
Additional Resources
Safety-Sensitive Occupations and Marijuana Use
Safety-Sensitive Occupations and Marijuana Use
- North Carolina, Implications for use of Marijuana and Marijuana Containing Products Among Nurses
- Ohio Nurses Association, Position on Marijuana in Ohio
- State Nursing Regulations and Guidelines
- Refer to individual state boards of nursing and the substance use disorder monitoring programs for applicable regulations and guidelines. Examples of state nursing regulations include allowable limits for the amount of THC in the urine drug test (random or for cause). Other states may follow the airline industry or the US Department of Transportation and require 100% abstinence; for example, even if on medicinal THC, a nurse regulated by the nursing board is not allowed to practice until treatment has ceased.
- National Safety Council (NSC):
Medical Marijuana and Patient Care
Medical Marijuana and Patient Care
- FDA and Medical Marijuana
- NCSBN – Regulation: Patients Using Marijuana: An Integrative Review of the Literature
- NCSBN 2018 Scientific Symposium Regulation: Panel Discussion
- Regulation: Knowledge, Practices, and Attitudes Regarding Marijuana for Medical Conditions among Washington State Healthcare Providers
- Nursing Care of the Patient Using Medical Marijuana, Journal of Nursing Regulations, July 2018
- FSMB Model Guidelines for the Recommendation of Marijuana in Patient Care
Marijuana Risk Facts
Marijuana Risk Facts
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