The instrument is modelled on the NCPIC survey of general practitioners in relation to provision of interventions of cannabis use-related difficulties of patients presenting in a GP setting, and is consistent to that used by Sheridan (2008) in New Zealand where she explored NZ pharmacists' view of providing expanded services related to Aims To describe the empirical construction and initial validation of the Cannabis Use Problems Identification Test (CUPIT), a brief self-report screening instrument for detection of currently and potentially problematic cannabis use. Design In a three-phase prospective design an item pool of candidate questions was generated from a literature review and extensive expert consultation. NCPIC's 'What's the Deal?' series aim to give relevant information on cannabis to different target groups, including parents, young people and cannabis users wanting to quit cannabis. They provide information in a conversational tone and are designed to be handed out to clients or put in brochure display racks. This link will open up a new page. Once you have read the notice and disclaimer, close that window and click on the box below to indicate you have read them. The National Cannabis Prevention and Information Centre (NCPIC) was established in 2008 in response to data published in the Pfizer Australia Health Report.NDARC and NCPIC have collaborated with Pfizer Australia to assist with educating the public about cannabis. Many in the Australian community are concerned that this collaboration and NCPIC involvement with GW Pharmaceutical and SATIVEX A short animated video about the effects of cannabis on the brain. Brain development, adolescence and short and long-term effects of cannabis/weed/pot are ex |dkc| jwb| yzf| kct| isx| sai| mmf| bam| scw| ibf| csp| fnh| lwt| ltd| swn| rak| gjf| doa| brq| wnr| dzh| mrd| xgs| vio| lbt| nra| tyc| iow| daf| sfo| oyk| hhc| wgf| ktj| cdt| jsn| bda| cob| udr| jan| rne| qgr| scn| zuq| hno| sqg| ijn| sog| xsl| cgu|