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Rapid Access Program by Cann I Help

At Cann I Help we are passionate about putting our patients first and are dedicated to making alternative plant-based medicine accessible, affordable, and convenient.  

The groundbreaking Rapid Access Program by Cann I Help makes getting the help you need as painless and as seamless as possible. Patients can now undergo a nurse assessment, consult with a GP, and have a script issued on the same day.

Bookings for the Rapid Access Program by Cann I Help are available:

Monday to Friday between 9am to 4pm (AEST).

If you need to make a regular booking outside of these hours you can access the booking form here.

Here’s how the Rapid Access Program by Cann I Help works:  

  • Prospective patients complete the Rapid Access Program form.
  • They will be contacted shortly thereafter by a member of the Cann I Help team.
  • The patient will be consulted by one of our nursing team and then consulted by one of our doctors as soon as possible.
  • The patient’s prescription will be ready within hours of them initially contacting Cann I Help.
  • Prescriptions will be dispensed by the Cann I Help Dispensary.   

Simply complete the form and discover the difference plant-based medicine can make in your life today. 

Talking With Your Doctor: Medical Cannabis Prescription by Cann I Help

In Australia, any doctor who believes cannabis medication is a proper therapeutic choice for their patient and has gotten the necessary approvals can legally prescribe it for that condition. We advise patients to explore their curiosity in cannabis medicines and obtaining an online medical cannabis prescription with their qualified doctor, since they will be in the most significant position to offer advice on whether to prescribe one.

That is because they will be intimate with their patient’s family history and medical condition, as well as any medications or other treatments they are currently prescribing or undertaking for their patient.

 

Who Has The Authority To Prescribe Cannabis Medicine?

A medical practitioner’s approval or consent is required in most Australian states and territories before prescribing medicinal cannabis products to a patient (s).

Any Doctor in Australia can prescribe cannabis medicine to their patients if they genuinely think it is an acceptable form of treatment and have acquired the necessary authority. To prescribe unregistered Schedule 8 cannabis treatments, a doctor must first apply for an authority to prescribe from the Australian Government’s Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA).

If a doctor wants to prescribe or give medicine to a kid or a drug addict, they must apply for NSW Health. The TGA and NSW Health do not charge doctors or patients for submitting a prescription for cannabis treatment.

 

Consent With knowledge

Before being prescribed a cannabis treatment, patients should consider various practical factors with their primary doctor. These are some factors to consider:

  • A pharmaceutical’s regulator in Australia might not have approved the product.
  • The treatment’s potential advantages, as well as any known risks and side effects.
  • Unknown hazards and long-term adverse effects are a potential.
  • Any alternative treatments that use registered products are available.
  • Unfortunately, the cost will fluctuate over time depending on the ailment and dosage required. Due to a lack of proof, hospitals and local health districts rarely support cannabis medications.
  • Their agreement to share information with any cannabis company-sponsored websites, as well as their privacy.
  • Whether they will be allowed to drive and work, driving is prohibited while under the influence of specific cannabis treatments.

We collaborate with GP’s and specialists throughout Australia to create a network of physicians dedicated to providing high-quality, patient-centred care. People seeking more information about online medical cannabis prescriptions and medical professionals seeking guidance via the prescribing procedure can ask us for assistance.