What to do when you suspect cannabis use by an employee or coworker in your dental practice
What do you do when you suspect your employee or coworker is under the influence of cannabis in your office—with or without the telltale smell?
Why would a dental professional even use cannabis? Dentistry is hard. What used to be a recreational drug may now have become an operational drug. They may actually use the drug to help them get through the busy day ahead.
Join us in this episode of Medical History Mysteries as we talk about what to do if suspicion arises regarding cannabis and colleagues, law considerations, and what kind of policy to have for your dental office.
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