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Since 2018, medical cannabis has been legal in the UK via specialist prescription, but accessing it remains a complex landscape

Since Nov 2018, medical cannabis has been legal in the UK via specialist prescription. Through regulated, remote video consultations, patients can access tailored care and explore different product formats

Medical cannabis has been legal in the UK since 2018, prescribed by specialists for specific clinical conditions

Telehealth is changing UK patient expectations. We now expect the speed of banking apps for our health. Video consults and secure messaging offer flexibility, while portals keep care joined-up. It is a practical, digital-first shift that builds trust.

Since the law changed in 2018 allowing specialist doctors to prescribe cannabis-based treatments, navigating the UK landscape has remained complex

Telehealth is changing what we expect from the NHS. Patients now want the same digital convenience found in daily life. Mobile portals and video consults have made care faster and far more flexible

Medical cannabis has been legal in the UK since 2018, prescribed by specialists for specific clinical conditions

In my years working in GP practice admin, I saw firsthand how difficult booking an appointment could feel for patients. Today’s digital health platforms are changing that landscape, moving beyond simple triage

Since Nov 2018, medical cannabis has been legal in the UK when prescribed by a specialist. Access is strictly regulated, often via remote video consultations. As understanding grows, more patients are exploring tailored care

Patients now expect the same ease from health services as their banking apps. Video consults and secure messaging have shifted expectations. We want instant access to records via portals and timely prescription reminders