ArticleJournal of clinical medicine2022
To Treat or Not to Treat? Polish Physicians' Opinions about the Clinical Aspects of Cannabinoids-An Online Survey.
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- Readiness to Use Medicinal Marijuana in the Practices of Polish Family Physicians.Journal of clinical medicine · 2026Article
- A 2025 Nationwide Cross-Sectional Survey on Public Attitudes Toward the Legalization and Depenalization of Recreational Cannabis in Poland.Medical science monitor : international medical journal of experimental and clinical research · 2026Article
- Public understanding of medical cannabis in Poland 7 years after legalization: findings from a cross-sectional study.Frontiers in public health · 2025Article
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Abstract
introductionMedical cannabis' importance in Poland increased dramatically following its legalization as the 12th country in Europe in 2017. However, no studies have been published to give insight into Polish physicians' opinions about medical cannabis.
objectivesTo investigate physician's opinions about cannabinoids' utility in clinical practice, concerns regarding their safety profile, and their clinical experience with cannabinoids.
methodsThe survey using a self-developed tool was conducted online; participants were physicians with or without specialist training. Participation was voluntary. Physicians were recruited through personal networks, palliative care courses, and Medical Chambers.
resultsFrom June to October 2020, we recruited 173 physicians from 15/16 voivodeships. The largest age group (43.9%;
conclusionsPolish physicians favored the legalization of medical cannabis. However, it is of concern that a limited number have any experience with prescribing cannabis. The creation of clear guidelines to advise physicians in their routine practice and education about pain management and the risks related to the consumption of recreational cannabis for medical conditions are needed.
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