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Abstract：
UNASSIGNED: The majority of states have legalized medical cannabis. Nurse leaders must be prepared for an increase in patients\' use of the drug across all care settings.
UNASSIGNED: To explore nurse leaders\' attitudes towards, knowledge of, and experiences with medical cannabis.
UNASSIGNED: : Descriptive qualitative study design.
UNASSIGNED: 28 nurse leaders-19 in four focus groups of 3-7 participants and another 9 in interviews.
UNASSIGNED: Semi-structured, one-on-one interviews and focus groups of nurse leaders about their attitudes towards and experiences with patients\' use of medical cannabis. Thematic analysis was used to identify themes and subthemes.
UNASSIGNED: Four major themes were identified: overwhelming support for legalized medical cannabis; importance of overcoming the stereotype of a gateway drug; problematic mismatch between federal and state cannabis policies; and nursing needs to be move involved.
UNASSIGNED: There was strong support for legalized medical cannabis to meet patients\' needs; yet, respondents reported little discussion about or education regarding medical cannabis among nurses. Inconsistent federal and state cannabis policies were viewed as especially problematic and in need of alignment.
UNASSIGNED: To explore nurse leaders\' attitudes towards, knowledge of, and experiences with medical cannabis.
UNASSIGNED: : Descriptive qualitative study design.
UNASSIGNED: 28 nurse leaders-19 in four focus groups of 3-7 participants and another 9 in interviews.
UNASSIGNED: Semi-structured, one-on-one interviews and focus groups of nurse leaders about their attitudes towards and experiences with patients\' use of medical cannabis. Thematic analysis was used to identify themes and subthemes.
UNASSIGNED: Four major themes were identified: overwhelming support for legalized medical cannabis; importance of overcoming the stereotype of a gateway drug; problematic mismatch between federal and state cannabis policies; and nursing needs to be move involved.
UNASSIGNED: There was strong support for legalized medical cannabis to meet patients\' needs; yet, respondents reported little discussion about or education regarding medical cannabis among nurses. Inconsistent federal and state cannabis policies were viewed as especially problematic and in need of alignment.
摘要：
■大多数州已将医用大麻合法化。护士领导必须为在所有护理环境中增加患者使用该药物做好准备。
■探索护士领导对，知识,和医疗大麻的经验。
■：描述性定性研究设计。
■28位护士领导-19位，分别是3-7名参与者的四个焦点小组，另外9位在访谈中。
■半结构化，一对一访谈和护士领导焦点小组，了解他们对患者使用医用大麻的态度和经验。专题分析用于确定主题和次主题。
■确定了四个主要主题：对合法医用大麻的压倒性支持；克服门户药物的刻板印象的重要性；联邦和州大麻政策之间的不匹配问题；护理需要涉及。
■有人强烈支持合法的医用大麻来满足患者的需求；然而，受访者报告护士对医用大麻的讨论或教育很少。不一致的联邦和州大麻政策被认为特别有问题，需要调整。
■探索护士领导对，知识,和医疗大麻的经验。
■：描述性定性研究设计。
■28位护士领导-19位，分别是3-7名参与者的四个焦点小组，另外9位在访谈中。
■半结构化，一对一访谈和护士领导焦点小组，了解他们对患者使用医用大麻的态度和经验。专题分析用于确定主题和次主题。
■确定了四个主要主题：对合法医用大麻的压倒性支持；克服门户药物的刻板印象的重要性；联邦和州大麻政策之间的不匹配问题；护理需要涉及。
■有人强烈支持合法的医用大麻来满足患者的需求；然而，受访者报告护士对医用大麻的讨论或教育很少。不一致的联邦和州大麻政策被认为特别有问题，需要调整。
