Driving Performance and Cannabis Users' Perception of Safety - March 2024 Cerium Journal Club

Video from Cerium Journal Club on Driving Performance and Cannabis Users' Perception of Safety

Date & Time:
March 5th, 2024 at 8:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Location - Virtual Event on Zoom

Description:
In our upcoming journal club meeting, we will delve into the critical issue of driving performance among cannabis users and their perceptions of safety on the road. This session aims to explore the intersection of cannabis use, cognitive and motor functions, and public health implications, particularly in the context of increasing legalization and use of cannabis across various regions.

This event is for doctors and healthcare professionals keen on staying abreast of the latest developments in cannabis and cannabinoid research. This discussion is highly relevant for healthcare professionals, researchers, public health specialists, policymakers, and students interested in substance use, road safety, and public health policy. It offers a platform for a multidisciplinary dialogue on an issue of growing importance in our communities. Save the link or register (if available) for your spot in this event:

Special Features:

Expert-led Presentation on Recent Scientific Publications
Interactive Q&A and Discussion Sessions
Updates on Current Research Projects and Data Collection Programs
Content and Resources for the Discussion

Articles discussed:
Marcotte, T. D. et al. Driving Performance and Cannabis Users’ Perception of Safety. JAMA Psychiatry 79, 1–9 (2022).
Article from WSJ: Marijuana Messes With Your Driving for Longer Than You Think

Special Features:

Expert-led Presentation on Recent Scientific Publications
Interactive Q&A and Discussion Sessions
Updates on Current Research Projects and Data Collection Programs
Discussion Highlights:

Review of Recent Studies: We will examine recent research findings that shed light on how cannabis consumption affects driving abilities, including reaction times, decision-making processes, and overall motor coordination.
Perception vs. Reality: A key focus will be on discussing the discrepancy between cannabis users' self-assessment of their driving competence and objective measures of their performance. This includes understanding factors that influence users' perceptions of safety and risk when deciding to drive after cannabis use.

Legal and Ethical Considerations: The session will also cover the evolving legal landscape regarding cannabis use and DUI laws, along with the ethical considerations for healthcare providers, policymakers, and the general public.
Preventive Strategies and Public Health Policies: We will discuss potential strategies and interventions to mitigate risks associated with driving under the influence of cannabis, including public education campaigns, policy recommendations, and clinical guidelines.
Objectives:

To critically assess the latest evidence on the impact of cannabis on driving performance.
To understand the complexities surrounding users' perceptions of driving safety and the factors contributing to these perceptions.
To evaluate the implications for public health, policy-making, and clinical practice in light of current research.

Speakers:

Phil Molloy, MD – Clinical education expert

Teresa Simon, MPH – Public health epidemiologist

Jahan Marcu, PhD – Cannabis researcher

Questions? Email Prctrials.info@gmail.com

This journal club event is supported by PRC+. PRC + has education modules and other resources available for health care professionals: https://www.prc-trials-plus.com/educa...

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