The Repository will house de-identified data collected through CHRI’s programs and other similar projects, as well as research tools developed as part of the Initiative.
Integrated Data Repository
Data collected as part of CHRI will be released annually, beginning in late 2024 or early 2025. Research tools, including assessments and NLP tools, will also be available. In addition, CHRI invites others who have collected data or developed research tools related to the health impacts of medicinal cannabis to provide de-identified datasets and other relevant materials. The CHRI team will develop data integration strategies for each dataset contributed.
CABC
Core Assessment Battery for Cannabis (CABC)
The first core assessment battery to exist in the cannabis research space, CABC is a core set of validated questionnaires for use by all researchers in future studies of the health effects of cannabis use.
CUQ
Cannabis Use Questionnaire (CUQ)
Collecting data on a comprehensive list of cannabis and cannabinoid products, the CUQ matches the unit of measure to the product type in order to maximize the validity of dose quantification due to industry differences in product characterization.
CHRI aims to inform clinical decision-making, product development and public policy related to the therapeutic use of cannabinoids.