Medicinal Cannabis Use for Rheumatic Conditions in the US Versus Canada: Rationale for Use and Patient–Health Care Provider Interactions
Abstract Objective: Understanding how medical cannabis (MC) use is integrated into medical practice for rheumatic disease management is essential. We characterized rationale for MC use, patient–physician interactions around MC, and MC use patterns among people with rheumatic conditions in the US and Canada. Methods: We surveyed 3406 participants with rheumatic conditions in the US and Canada, with 1727 completing the survey (50.7% response rate). We assessed disclosure of MC use to health care providers, MC authorization by health care providers,
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