Research Interests
For more than 20 years Dr. Dilley has supported public health systems in Washington, Oregon, Alaska, and New Mexico. Much of her research focuses on public health effects of cannabis, alcohol, tobacco, and other drug policies, as well as improving public health data quality for surveillance and evaluation. She is the principal investigator for a federally funded research study of cannabis legalization impacts in Washington and Oregon, focused on the role of city and county policies and local-area cannabis market variation. She also co-chairs a national subcommittee of the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists (CSTE) that is developing cannabis surveillance best practices.
Links
Oregon Health Authority, Program Design and Evaluation Services
