Gull Herzberg

The Australian Medical Cannabis Compendium and Research Database

A Talk by Dr Gull Herzberg (Director, Fibonacci Healing Cannabis Medicine)

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About this Talk

Dr Gull will be presenting on the new Medical Cannabis Compendium and research database that will allow prescribers live time medication stocks and up to date clinical research of medical cannabis.

The Compendium provides the various stakeholder groups (Suppliers, Clinicians, Pharmacists, Researchers, Patients, Government, Distributors, Organisations) in the Medical Cannabis realm in Australia a co-ordinated collaborative database through which suppliers can publish their products, clinicians can discern which products they wish to prescribe, pharmacists can access availability and distribution information and patients can provide data on the effectiveness of specific products. Research and government groups, as well as stakeholder organizations, will also have access to data for investigation and use of any or all components of the Medical Cannabis eco-system in Australia to permit investigation of use, efficacy, costs, and many other angles.

The streamlining of the data input into standardised formats will permit artificial intelligence investigation with the potential to recognise and elicit patterns with a much lower threshold than that which are otherwise available in the current heterogenous data-verse.

This presentation will provide an introduction to the Compendium, giving potential stakeholders an opportunity to understand the concept and some of the detail in its latest draft form.

The aim of this project is to provide an optimal experience for all stakeholders, so participants will be given the opportunity to ask questions and provide feedback.

13 November 2020, 11:00 PM

11:00 PM - 11:30 PM

About The Speakers

Gull Herzberg

Dr Gull Herzberg

Director, Fibonacci Healing Cannabis Medicine

Dr Gull Herzberg has a special interest in Anxiety, Arthritis, Chronic Pain, Chronic Pain Management, Epilepsy, Fibromyalgia, Multiple Sclerosis, and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).