The 3rd phase of the “Kif Takwine” training program on the medicinal and therapeutic uses of cannabis for the benefit of doctors, pharmacists and nurses, will be launched in November, announced the Moroccan Consultative Association for the Use of Cannabis (AMCUC).
This third phase of the training program aims to take advantage of successful global experiences in the medical use of cannabis in the healthcare system, and to make them available to patients through medical prescriptions issued by doctors or pharmacists. , specifying pathways for patient follow-up, so as to build the capacity of healthcare professionals, AMCUC said in a statement.
During this third phase, participants in this training will benefit from several courses taught by international experts and doctors from the United States and Israel, two countries with great expertise in the field of strengthening the medical industry in cannabis, notes the press release.
The AMCUC has signed several partnerships with national and international universities, laboratories, players in the medical industry sector, research centers and international organizations to draw up a global training program covering all industrial fields related with cannabis, in particular those aimed at the manufacture of medicines.
The association had announced the opening of a training center in Al Hoceima, which will play a leading role in the coordination of research from its launch.