Lindsey Alley, MS, is a Research Associate and Project Manager at HealthInsight Oregon. She received her master's degree in applied psychology at Portland State University, where she gained advanced training in the psychosocial facets of health behavior and health outcomes. Her work involves a variety of qualitative and quantitative methods. Her research focuses on patient experiences and relationship implications (e.g., spouse-patient, provider-patient and pharmacist-patient), regarding both treatment facilitation and adherence for individuals living with chronic illness and chronic pain. She has successfully coordinated seven research projects through which she has collected, analyzed and disseminated data regarding psychosocial determinants of various health-related behaviors, including safe patient handling, exercise, drinking, obesity, work-related injuries and psychological well-being. She is managing an Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality-funded project to develop and evaluate a toolkit aimed at community pharmacists to facilitate use of the Oregon Prescription Drug Monitoring Program and enhance supportive, effective communication between patients, pharmacists and prescribers around opioid management.