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Medicines Management 2025

Australia's Largest Scientific Pharmacy Conference
MCEC, Melbourne, Vic     27.11.25—29.11.25
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Cannabis use in clinical settings: navigating the complexities

For many hospital pharmacists, the admission of a patient using an obscure cannabis product brings a familiar sense of dread — how do you manage it safely, store it securely, and ensure continuity of supply within the rules? This session will demystify medicinal cannabis by breaking down formulations, therapeutic uses, and access pathways, while unpacking the regulatory and practical challenges that make this such a complex space. Walk away with the knowledge and strategies to navigate cannabis use in clinical settings with greater confidence and clarity.

This presentation will address the following learning objectives:

  • Analyse pharmacist perspectives on clinical decision making with medicinal cannabis 
  • Review the efficacy and safety data related to high THC Category 5 medicinal cannabis products
  • Describe medicinal cannabis-related adverse events reported to the TGA
  • Describe how medicinal cannabis use can be managed in a clinical setting, including secure storage, dispensing protocols and regulation compliance

Speakers:

Myfanwy Graham NHMRC Postgraduate Scholar, Monash Addiction Research Centre, Monash University; Fulbright Scholar Alumna, Public Health Policy; Fellow, Schaeffer Center for Health Policy and Economics, University of Southern California; Associate Lecturer, Medical Education, University of Newcastle; Pharmacist, Newcastle, NSW

S13
Chair: James Dwyer
Room: 220
Date: Saturday 29 November
Time: 1415–1445
Group 2 CPD
Tech-friendly

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S13
Sat 29 Nov, 1445–1515

Amanda Mackay PhD Candidate, Pharmacy - College of Medicine and Dentistry, James Cook University, Townsville, Qld; Rural Pharmacy Liaison Officer, Murtupuni Centre for Rural and Remote Health, Mount Isa, Qld

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