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Many states have legalized marijuana for medicinal or recreational use by adults. This holiday season, California Poison Control System (CPCS) reminds all adults to practice caution when using or serving cannabis-containing edible items such as cookies, candies, pastries or beverages during holiday events and New Year’s celebrations. These items should not be prepared or served when children or teens are present in order to minimize the risk of accidental exposure. The risk increases with edibles because children love holiday goodies and brightly colored items. See edibles video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-INP8IA9hPA.
“Children can be exposed to marijuana either by breathing in smoke or eating foods containing marijuana,” said Dr. Cyrus Rangan, Assistant Medical Director, CPCS Los Angeles. “Keep your home and car free of the smoke, and keep food or drinks in their original containers locked up away from young children or teens. Kids and cannabis don’t mix. Treat
Audacious Inquiry and Surescripts Partner to Provide Patient Medication History Data to Medical Response Personnel during Declared Disasters
Partnership will integrate Surescripts medication history data into Audacious Inquiry s Patient Unified Lookup System for Emergencies™ (PULSE)™ Enterprise
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 15, 2020 /PRNewswire/ Audacious Inquiry (Ai), an industry leader in connected care, and Surescripts, the nation s leading health information network, are combining forces to improve patient care management during declared disasters by integrating patient medication history data into Ai s PULSE Enterprise, a platform that allows providers to access medical information for patients in times of emergency.