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Cannabis study
Are you a cancer patient or survivor who has used cannabis for cancer?
Cancer Council SA is conducting a study to assess Australian cancer patients’ attitudes, beliefs, and practices in the use of cannabis for cancer. This information will help to inform a larger examination of cancer-related cannabis use in Australia and the medicinal cannabis information and policy provided by Cancer Councils.
Participation in this study involves completing a confidential telephone interview with a trained researcher, discussing a number of topics related to your cancer and cannabis use.
For more information regarding this study, or to register your participation, please go to: https://survey.cancersa.org.au/index.php/824465?lang=en
Or contact the study coordinator Dr Tony Daly:
T: 08 8291 4153
‘Cannabis use in Australian cancer patients: Prevalence, attitudes and practices’ has been approved by the Cancer Council Victoria Human Research Ethics Committee, Protocol No: HREC 2002.
Cancer Council Australia has a joint position statement with the Clinical Oncology Society of Australia on the medicinal use of cannabis, which can be found here:
https://wiki.cancer.org.au/policy/Position_statement_-_Medical_use_of_cannabis