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AHLA Health Care and the Business of Cannabis: Legal Questions and Answers (AHLA Members)
This practical new book will help readers see through the legal haze surrounding the interplay between medical marijuana and the traditional health care industry, as well as business opportunities surrounding cannabis and its by-products.
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Answer tough health care-related questions.
Written and edited by a diverse group of seasoned professionals, coverage in this first edition of Health Care and the Business of Cannabis, includes analysis of the unique issues faced by health care providers whose residents, patients, and employees may participate in state cannabis programs. Whether readers are working with hospitals or long-term care facilities, physicians or mid-level practitioners, they will have guidance for providing informed counsel and tackling tough questions such as:
- How do post-acute care providers reconcile federal laws with state legalized medical cannabis reforms?
- What types of policies should be created, and what are the influencing factors and options that exist when creating policies and procedures if a long-term care facility permits medicinal cannabis?
- What are the potential legal implications for a health care practitioner who recommends medicinal cannabis pursuant to a state-legalized medical cannabis program?
- May a patient use medical cannabis while in a hospital or any of its facilities?
- How does medicinal cannabis use get noted in the patient's medical record?
Advise on business transactions and opportunities.
The authors provide full coverage of the business transactions involving the manufacturing, possession, or distribution of medicinal marijuana. They also take a close look at opportunities related to:
- The research of medicinal cannabis
- The creation of wellness products or topical creams using hemp or its derivatives
- Establishing laboratories or educational programs to educate patients about the effects of cannabis
- Obtaining a license to operate a center for dispensing medicinal cannabis
Editors-in-Chief: Lisa Gora, and Jennifer M. Nelson Carney
Concept Editors: Lisa Gora, Jennifer M. Nelson Carney, and Michael F. Schaff
Authors: Marc J. Adesso, Luis M. Alcalde, blair barnhart-hinkle, Brittany Bonetti, Richard Y. Cheng, Melissa A. Dardani, Patrick (Pat) Harrity, Tracy Carlson Ivers, Alexander G. Malyshev, Wayne Margulies, R. Gregory Parker, Eric D. Reiser, Joseph M. Shapiro, and Neil M. Willner.
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Published March, 2021.
Table of contents
Chapter 1 Introduction to Cannabis
Chapter 2 Cannabis Issues in the Post-Acute Care Industry
Chapter 3 Cannabis Use in Hospitals
Chapter 4 Physician Considerations for Participating in State Medical Cannabis
Programs
Chapter 5 Cannabis Business Licensing
Chapter 6 Risk and Insurance Considerations for Cannabis Businesses
Chapter 7 Tax Considerations
Chapter 8 Cannabis and Real Estate
Chapter 9 Intellectual Property Considerations for Cannabis Businesses
Chapter 10 Banking and Investment Considerations for Cannabis Businesses
Chapter 11 Cannabis Mergers and Acquisitions: The Importance of State Regulatory
Compliance and Other Steps of Preparation
Chapter 12 Raising Capital: Securities and the Capital Markets
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Considerations for Cannabis Debtors and Creditors