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December 2, 2025Clinical and Experimental Emergency MedicineOpen Access

Pilot Study Measuring Patient Reported Outcomes in Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS) patients treated in the Emergency Department

Ryan Heidish Aditya Loganathan Taylor Bolden Ziva Cooper Meylakh Barshay Isabella Lagunzad Andrew C. Meltzer

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Key Points

ED patients with cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome show significant burden on patient reported outcomes, indicating the need for targeted management.
This pilot study revealed high 30-day revisits among cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome patients seeking emergency care.
Observational analysis in the emergency department assessed the impact of interventions on patient reported outcomes and revisits.
Future interventions targeting patient reported outcomes may help reduce the burden on emergency services and hospital revisits.

Implication

Pilot study shows significant burden on patient reported outcomes in CHS patients, implying interventions may reduce ED revisits.

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Heidish et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6932311e8e51979591dce2bd https://doi.org/10.15441/ceem.25.032

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