Evidence

Generating Data & Statistics to Evaluate Safety and Effectiveness

The Consortium compiles and evaluates evidence related to the use, effectiveness, and safety of medical marijuana for patients, providers, and other stakeholders.

Through data compilation, statistics, research publications, and literature reviews, the Consortium explores medical marijuana use on health conditions and symptoms.

Evidence in Context

Consortium leadership examines and provides a clear translation of research findings to future or current implications for clinical practice.

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Bibliography

Peer-reviewed publications and journal articles authored by Consortium researchers increase medical marijuana evidence.

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Data & Statistics

View trends and statistics from the number of registered medical marijuana patients and authorized physicians in Florida to the percentage of self-reported qualifying conditions.

A line graph showing the growth in number of approved medical marijuana cards over time in Florida. The graph displays an upward trend with a pink shaded area, increasing significantly from around 2016-2017 to present. A callout box notes that as of a specific date, hundreds of thousands of people have registered for medical marijuana cards in Florida.

Dispensing Trends

View the trends of registered patients, authorized physicians, and dispensing.

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Screenshot of a Provider Survey Snapshots page showing survey results about cannabis research. The page indicates there were 116 participants in the study. The layout includes a brief introduction about the survey's purpose related to cannabis outcomes research, with tabs for different sections of data including Demographics, Medical Practice & Experience, and other categories.

Provider Survey

Explore the responses of qualified medical marijuana physicians from the Consortium’s Provider Survey.

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