We have advised most of our clients asking these questions (still not legal in WI) not to test. There are plenty of testing options out there right now that do not include marijuana/THC.
Laura L Radke, MD
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Medicine
Medical Director, F&MCW Occupational Health Services
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Subject: [MCOH-EH] Marijuana... again
Good afternoon All,
So, with marijuana now legal in the state of CT, hospitals are looking to each other to determine if they should accept recreational marijuana use as a legitimate explanation for a positive THC test. The law gives some leeway to health
care organizations to make their own decision about this – at least for now.
Another topic of discussion is whether we should find a reasonable HCW panel that does not include marijuana.
Any thoughts from you pioneers out there that you want to share would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Craig
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