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. 2019 Dec 12;153(1):27–31. doi: 10.1177/1715163519890629

Table 1.

Broadening nature and scope of marijuana curricular content and potential instructional approaches

Curricular content Instructional approaches
Communication and collaboration
 Patient history taking
 Patient education/counseling
 Provider consultation
Simulated encounters (standardized patients, providers) in laboratory or demonstration settings
Preceptor role modeling and student observation during practice experiences
Care provider and scholar
 Understand benefits and risks of use and rationale for the medical indications
 Identification of new knowledge
 Interpretation and application of research
Comprehensive pharmacologic and therapeutic lecture/tutorial content
Journal club and case-based practice to review and apply available evidence
Leader/manager
 Apply principles of effective management and supervision of medication use systems
 Confirm quality, safety and integrity of products
Lecture/tutorial content
Structured activities during practice experiences involving inventory, formulary and dispensing approaches
Professional
 Exploring ethical and legal responsibilities
Small/large group discussions/debate to consider issues such as patient access, pharmacy inventory and dispensing, relationships with cannabis industry