| Interest Group Type |
| HEALTH_CJ |
Categorical Variable, which groups speaker orgs based on either health focus, criminal justice (CJ) focus, or other |
| FED_STATE |
Categorical Variable, which groups speaker orgs based on either federal gov agency, state agency, local agency, regional group of agencies, or private entities |
| Problem Definition - Supply |
| ps_OPR |
Word count of problem definition (WCPD) blaming the characteristics of opioid prescriptions |
| ps_OPRS_H |
WCPD blaming opioid prescriptions for heroin use |
| ps_prescrip |
WCPD generally blaming overprescription of opioids |
| ps_Prescribers |
WCPD blaming prescribers for overprescribing |
| ps_Prescrib_Ed |
WCPD blaming lack of prescriber education |
| ps_vital |
WCPD blaming 5th vital sign of pain |
| ps_Manuf |
WCPD blaming drug manufacturers |
| ps_FDA |
WCPD blaming FDA |
| ps_Left |
WCPD blaming diversion of left-over prescriptions |
| ps_BadApp |
WCPD blaming bad apples for increasing drug supply |
| ps_Foreign |
WCPD blaming foreign actors for increasing drug supply |
| Problem Definition - Demand |
| pd_Disease |
WCPD acknowleding addiction as a disease |
| pd_Quality |
WCPD blaming poor quality of addiction treatment |
| pd_PSE |
WCPD blaming psychological, sociological, environmental or economical (PSEE) factors |
| pd_CJ |
WCPD blaming the mischaracterization of the problem as a CJ problem rather than a health problem |
| pd_MAT |
WCPD blaming poor access to Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) |
| pd_Access |
WCPD blaming poor access to Treatment Generally |
| Solutions - Demand |
| ds_PSE |
Word count of solutions (WCS) addressing PSEE factors |
| ds_Prevent |
WCS addressing demand side prevention (excluse preventioon of supply tactics) |
| ds_Stigma |
WCS addressing stigma |
| ds_MAT |
WCS increasing access to MAT |
| ds_Access |
WCS increasing access to Treatment Generally |
| ds_Quality |
WCS increasing quality of Treatment |
| ds_ODR |
WCS increasing access to Overdose Reversal Medications |
| ds_Samari |
WCS passage or strengthening of Good Samaritan Laws |
| ds_Coordinate |
WCS coordinating between CJ and Health actors |
| Problem Definition - Supply |
| ds_Divert2PH |
WCS that are alterntives to incarceration, like drug courts or treatment |
| ss_Take |
WCS involving drug take back programs |
| ss_PDMP |
WCS regarding Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs (PDMP) |
| ss_Reg |
WCS involving rescheduling, adding black box labels, or regulation of opioids |
| ss_New |
WCS funding new drugs to address pain, with the intent of decreasing the prescribing of opioids |
| ss_Guide |
WCS promoting prescriber guidelines |
| ss_Cautious |
WCS calling for more cautious prescribing practices generally |
| ss_Prescrib_Ed |
WCS of prescriber or distributor education |
| ss_Crim_Enforce |
WCS commitment to criminal enforcement |
| Theme Definitions |
| ss_Penalt |
WCS increasing or creating new criminal penalities |
| Problem_Supply |
Total WC of all subcategories that define the problem as an issue of drug supply |
| Problem_Demand |
Total WC of all subcategories that define the problem as the demand for drugs |
| Solutions_Demand |
Total WC of all subcategories that propose soltions aimed at decreasing the demand |
| Solutions_Supply |
Total WC of all subcategories that propose solutions aimed at decreasing the supply of drugs |
| Other |
| TOTAL WORDS |
Total WC of all words in each case |