Assessing the Impact of Cannabis Legalization on Adolescent Cannabis Use and Cannabis-Related Health Conditions

评估大麻合法化对青少年大麻使用和大麻相关健康状况的影响

• 批准号: 10588148
• 负责人: Kelly Corinne Young-Wolff
• 金额: $ 69.01万
• 依托单位: KAISER FOUNDATION RESEARCH INSTITUTE
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2022
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2022-05-01 至 2027-02-28
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10588148
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PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT Adolescent cannabis use is increasingly recognized as an important public health problem with significant adverse health consequences. Recreational cannabis legalization (RCL) has high potential to increase risk for adolescent cannabis use and cannabis-related health conditions. However, the effects of RCL on adolescents are unknown. With a highly representative sample of nearly 1 million adolescents (N=900,000) regularly screened for cannabis use in Kaiser Permanente Northern California’s large integrated healthcare delivery system from 2015 to 2023, this multi-method study will address the pressing public health questions of whether and how California state RCL and heterogeneity of local regulatory schemes impact the risk of adolescent cannabis use and cannabis-related health conditions. We will use a quasi-experimental interrupted time series design to test whether adolescent cannabis use, cannabis-related health conditions (e.g., cannabis use disorder, other substance use, respiratory symptoms, mental health problems, cannabis-related accidents, acute cannabis intoxication, cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome), and cannabis-related healthcare use (e.g., emergency department, addiction treatment) and rise post-RCL. We will also examine local RCL policies (retailer bans or caps, product and advertising restrictions, taxes, health warnings) and use geographic information systems methods to map retailer location (e.g., distance from home address to the closest retailer) onto individual-level electronic health record data collected in clinical care to test whether the effects of RCL are stronger among those who live in communities with less restrictive local policies, adjusting for pre-RCL medical cannabis policies. We will conduct hypothesis-driven moderation analyses to identify sub-groups whose risk for cannabis use and cannabis-related health conditions may be greatest following RCL. To gain further clinical insight into our quantitative data and guide next steps, we will conduct focus groups with adolescents and interviews with addiction medicine clinicians, pediatricians, and emergency department physicians to gain insight into how RCL impacts adolescent cannabis use and addiction treatment need from the perspective of both patients and providers. Together, results will have immediate public health and clinical implications, providing urgently needed data to identify potentially actionable areas for future policy adaptations and aid decision making for public health practices to reduce adolescent cannabis use and cannabis-related harms.

项目摘要/摘要 青少年大麻的使用越来越被认为是重要的公共卫生问题 不利的健康后果。娱乐大麻合法化（RCL）具有增加风险的高潜力 青少年大麻使用和与大麻有关的健康状况。但是，RCL对青少年的影响 是未知的。定期定期提供近100万青少年（n = 900,000）的高度代表性样本 筛选在北加州北加州北加州的大型综合医疗保健交付中使用大麻的使用 从2015年到2023年的系统，这项多方法研究将解决紧迫的公共卫生问题 以及加利福尼亚州RCL和当地监管方案的异质性如何影响青少年的风险 大麻使用和与大麻有关的健康状况。我们将使用准实验中断的时间序列 设计以测试青少年大麻的使用，与大麻相关的健康状况（例如，使用大麻 疾病，其他药物使用，呼吸道症状，心理健康问题，与大麻有关的事故， 急性大麻肠毒性，大麻素综合症综合征）和与大麻相关的医疗保健使用（例如， 急诊室，成瘾治疗）和RISE后RCL。我们还将检查本地RCL政策 （零售商禁止或盖帽，产品和广告限制，税收，健康警告）并使用地理 绘制零售商位置的信息系统方法（例如，从家庭地址到最近的零售商的距离） 在临床护理中收集的个人级电子健康记录数据，以测试RCL的影响是否 在居住在限制性较小的本地政策的社区中的人中，适应Pre-RCL的人更强大 医用大麻政策。我们将进行假设驱动的适度分析以识别亚组 在RCL之后，其大麻使用和与大麻有关的健康状况的风险可能最大。获得 对我们的定量数据的进一步临床见解并指导下一步，我们将与 青少年和成瘾医学临床医生，儿科医生和急诊科的访谈 医生可以深入了解RCL如何影响青少年大麻的使用和成瘾治疗需求 患者和提供者的观点。结果将立即具有公共卫生和临床 含义，提供迫切需要的数据，以确定可能采取的行动领域以进行未来的政策适应 以及为减少青少年大麻使用和与大麻有关的公共卫生实践的援助决策 危害。