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Journal of Research and Reports in Gynecology and Obstetrics | Volume: 3
February 28-March 01, 2019 | Paris, France
Palliative Care, Obstetrics and Gynecology Stroke and Clinical Trials
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Will reviewhowwe have incorporatedmedicalCannabis into
palliative care in a legal/safe/effectivemethod over the last
7 years. A multi-disciplinary team consisting of physician, nurse
practitioner, RN, MA, pharmacist and biochemist synchronize
and individualize this modality in a concierge type program.
Will provide both outcomes and practical perspectives. With
a rapidly growing patient population by which to monitor and
track successful outcomes; we are uniquely qualified to share
successful alternative therapy regimens applied with the highest
standards to fellow practitioners and regulatory bodies alike. We
havecreatedanetworkof partnersandresources that combine to
allow us to offer application of medicinal Cannabis is this setting.
Will demonstrate the effectiveness with actual case discussions.
Speaker Biography
David A Sine received his Doctor of Medicine in 1993 at McMaster University in Canada and
immediately pursued pediatrics in San Diego, California. He was chief resident at UCSD/
Rady Children’s Hospital and as pediatric medical director of San Diego Hospice helped
unite 3 entities in a children’s program which was awarded a Circle of Life Award. He is
board certified in pediatrics and became board certified in hospice and palliative care in
2002. He serves to guide both patients and their families through-out their most difficult
transitions. He currently serves as the medical director of pediatric palliative care for Valley
Children’s Hospital, Hinds Hospice and Tulare Hospice (all in Central California). He and
his interdisciplinary team provide holistic care to children with life-threatening illnesses
and those who are terminally ill. He currently oversees the care of over 120 home based
pediatric palliative patients in addition to the in-patient population. He also works closely
with regulators in an attempt to establish best practices for the use of medical Cannabis
in children.
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David A Sine
Valley Children’s Hospital, USA
Oil blending for pain & symptommanagement: The use of medical Cannabis in
palliative care
David A Sine, Res Rep Gynaecol Obstet, Volume 3
DOI: 10.4066/2591-7366-C1-001