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This study introduces Policy Codesign, a collaborative approach to improve adolescent substance use disorder (SUD) policies. It assesses feasibility and impact in Washington state, aiming to enhance multi-sector policy development for better prevention and treatment outcomes.

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  • Public Health Policy
  • Behavioral Health Systems

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  • Policymaking is crucial for aligning systems and incentives in population health, particularly for adolescent substance use disorders (SUD).
  • Challenges exist in aligning policy intent, design, and implementation, impacting behavioral health services.
  • A blended coproduction and codesign approach, Policy Codesign, is developed to address policy formation issues.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To evaluate the Policy Codesign approach for improving adolescent behavioral health and SUD policy formation.
  • To assess the acceptability, feasibility, and reach of Policy Codesign in diverse settings.
  • To examine the impact of Policy Codesign on multisector policy development and its perceived replicability.

Main Methods:

  • A single-arm, longitudinal, staggered implementation study design.
  • Evaluation of Policy Codesign in two distinct counties in Washington state.
  • Utilizing social network analysis to examine multisector policy development and surveying leaders of state behavioral health organizations.

Main Results:

  • The study will assess the feasibility and acceptability of the Policy Codesign approach.
  • Short-term impacts on multisector policy development will be examined.
  • Perceived replicability among behavioral health intermediary organizations will be evaluated.

Conclusions:

  • Policy Codesign shows promise as a feasible approach for collaborative policy development.
  • Findings will inform future multi-state studies on evidence-informed policy for adolescent SUD prevention and treatment.
  • The approach aims to improve the alignment of policy and implementation for better population health outcomes.