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[cannabisconsultant]

Cannabis business software solution can be as simple as you need it to be or as comprehensive as your growing business demands. We offer the basics of point of sale and compliance.

[sarahbrgrn]

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[growoneco-blog]

MMPR Guide - Monthly Reporting with Health Canada

Often MMPR applicants don’t know what to expect from Health Canada when reporting on a monthly basis. We’ve had the pleasure of working with several licensed producers and developing an extensive record keeping and seed to sale traceability system, to make your monthly reporting a breeze. In fact, Grow One allows for “one click” Health Canada reporting, doing all the investigative work for you and your team.

In this article, we outline a monthly Health Canada report at a high level, and what information you will be expected to collect.

Cannabis Produced & Transferred Total amount of marijuana produced and ready to be sold, and the amount of marijuana transferred from licensed producers.

Total Cannabis Sold Total cannabis sold to clients and licensed producers.

Clients Registered Total number of clients registered in total, and that particular reporting period.

Refusal of Registrations and Orders Number of clients who were refused from registration, and refused from purchasing cannabis.

Production Inventory Required to include, plants in every harvest phase, ready for sale, samples, inventory ready for destruction, and current plants in production.

Imports/Exports Amount of marijuana imported and exported.

Lost, Stolen, and Destroyed Total amount of marijuana and product that was lost, stolen, and/or destroyed.

Shipments Must include total number of shipments to patients and wholesale clients. You’re also required to include the number of shipments per province.

Averages Average amount of daily limit and shipment size.

Medians Median amount of daily limit, and shipment size.

Highest/Lowest Totals Ten highest and lowest of totals shipped to a client.

Physicians and Nurses List of all physicians and nurses who have provided medical documents and prescriptions to patients.

Estimations and Forecasts Three month production and inventory forecasting.

It’s a very deep level of reporting , but MMPR compliant seed to sale software like Grow One can provide one-click reporting at an ease, and actually make such reporting an extremely fun process.

[growoneco-blog]

Obtaining a Medical Document with E-Prescribing

When Licensed Producers under the Marihuana for Medical Purposes Regulations (MMPR) think of the long process of obtaining a medical document from a patient or physician, they often imagine it as a huge hurtle to overcome - a pain in the neck. Health Canada allows for e-prescribing or secure fax for obtaining the original medical document - a method not many MMPR applicants know of.

The traditional method for obtaining the medical document is receiving the prescription via snail mail, and phoning the physician endlessly until you are able to reach them, only to find out a patient attempted to add another “0″ to the end of the prescription making it “300″ grams rather than “30″ grams.

Thankfully, technology has brought us into a new age of automation, allowing us to transfer data quickly. Specific provinces allow for physicians to submit the original medical document electronically (which makes our lives A LOT easier)

To do this, the LP first needs to co-ordinate with the physician and verify that the province where the physician resides allows for electronic medical documents (refer to the provincial professional licensing authority). Without this, the physician is not allowed to submit an electronic version of the prescription.

It is indeed the responsibility of the LP to ensure that the electronic system used follows these guidelines:

All transactions are secure and protected

All data go through security checks before being processed

Persons submitting information are authenticated

Persons accessing information are authenticated and recorded

Full traceability

Retention of data, and ability to generate reports on demand

Follows PIPEDA guidelines and rules for how public sector organizations collect personal information

Of course, a verification is still required for each medical document. The ability to use e-prescribing speeds up the process significantly, making obtaining the medical document a smoother and more efficient process.

We recommend developing an SOP around obtaining medical documents and verifying them. Traceability and CRM software such as Grow One help record and document every aspect of your procedures.