Patient Focused Certification Attracts Europe’s Top Cannabis Companies

“We’re very proud to be hosting medical cannabis research,” Dr Václav Trojan, head of the Faculty of Agronomy of Mendel University in the Czech Republic, told a group of representatives from some of Europe’s most exciting cannabis organizations who had convened for a three day seminar arranged by the International Cannabis and Cannabinoids Institute (ICCI) and run by Americans for Safe Access (ASA).

Mendel University, located in the city of Brno, has been researching medical cannabis since the government made it legal to do so around two and a half years ago. The first European seminar of Patient Focused Certification (PFC) was held there last week.

Kristin Nevedal, Director of the PFC Program, and Jahan Marcu, Ph.D, ASA Chief Scientific Officer and Chief Auditor of the PFC Program, covered what it takes for a cannabis company to attain Patient Focused Certification. For those who thrive on acronyms here’s a recap – ICCI...

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