RCW 69.51A.110
Suitability for organ transplant.
A qualifying patient's medical use of cannabis as authorized by a health care professional may not be a sole disqualifying factor in determining the patient's suitability for an organ transplant, unless it is shown that this use poses a significant risk of rejection or organ failure. This section does not preclude a health care professional from requiring that a patient abstain from the medical use of cannabis, for a period of time determined by the health care professional, while waiting for a transplant organ or before the patient undergoes an organ transplant.
[ 2011 c 181 § 408.]
Structure Revised Code of Washington
Title 69 - Food, Drugs, Cosmetics, and Poisons
Chapter 69.51A - Medical Cannabis.
69.51A.005 - Purpose and intent.
69.51A.043 - Failure to enter into the medical cannabis authorization database—Affirmative defense.
69.51A.050 - Medical cannabis, lawful possession—State not liable.
69.51A.055 - Limitations of chapter—Persons under supervision.
69.51A.060 - Crimes—Limitations of chapter.
69.51A.110 - Suitability for organ transplant.
69.51A.120 - Parental rights or residential time—Not to be restricted.
69.51A.130 - State and municipalities—Not subject to liability.
69.51A.230 - Medical cannabis authorization database—Recognition cards.
69.51A.235 - Compassionate care renewals—Rules—Effective date.
69.51A.240 - Unlawful actions—Criminal penalty.
69.51A.280 - Topical, ingestible products—THC concentration.
69.51A.290 - Medical cannabis consultant certificate.
69.51A.300 - Continuing education programs for health care providers.