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Marty Jessup is an Associate Adjunct Professor at the
Department of Family Health Care Nursing. Dr. Jessup has 28 years of
experience in drug abuse treatment and policy, with an emphasis on
women’s gender-responsive programming. Her program of research focuses
on health status, health services, and treatment access and has included
projects on barriers to treatment and health and social outcomes among
adult women and adolescent girls in drug treatment and criminal justice
systems. Dr. Jessup’s current research is focused on tobacco related
clinical practices and policies in perinatal drug treatment.
Dr. Jessup also provides consultation on health issues,
treatment, and policy to the Department of Alcohol & Drug Programs,
State of California and to other agencies and county health and human
service agencies in California. Dr. Jessup is a Member of the Women’s
Health Council, Office of Women’s Health, California Department of
Health Services, where she provides recommendations to the Department on
women’s health. Dr. Jessup is also a Clinical Nurse Specialist in
Maternity.
RECENT PROJECTS
Title:
State Medical Director on Substance Abuse
(Principal
Investigator)
Project Period: present-6/30/08
Funding Agencies: Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs (ADP),
State of California
Description: The purpose of this project is to collaborate with
the State Medical Director on Substance Abuse Services in providing the
California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs with clinical
consultation and direction regarding public health quality assurance in
the treatment of substance abuse disorders, as well as other aspects of
the alcohol and other drug continuum of care, primary medical care, and
infection control.
Title:
San Mateo County Juvenile Drug Court Evaluation
Funding Agency:
CSAT/County of San Mateo (Co-Investigator)
Project Period:
9/30/05
– 9/29/2008.
Description:
The major goals of the evaluation are to assess the quality, design
and implementation of the JDC for high risk multi-recidivist female
adolescent offenders.The evaluation will address the effectiveness of
program activities and how they support the achievement of the desired
outcomes. (J. Guydish, Principal Investigator).
Title:
Tobacco-Related Practices and Policies in Perinatal Drug
Treatment
Project Period: July1, 2005-June 30, 2006 (Principal Investigator)
Funding Agency:
UCSF
School of Nursing, Office of the Dean
Description:
This project
examines clinical practices and program policies on tobacco use and
nicotine dependence in perinatal residential drug abuse treatment
programs in California.
PUBLICATIONS
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Jessup, M., Guydish,
J., Turcotte Manser, S. & Tajima, B. (in review). The place of adoption
in the NIDA Clinical Trials Network.
Guydish, J., Chan,
M., Bostrom, A., Davis, T., Marsh, C. & Jessup, M. (in review). A
randomized trial of probation case management for drug-involved women
offenders.
Guydish, J., Tajima,
B., Turcotte Manser, S. & Jessup, M. (2007). Strategies to encourage
adoption in multisite clinical trials. Journal of Substance Abuse
Treatment, 32, 177-188.
Guydish, J.,
Turcotte
Manser, S. Jessup, M., Tajima, B. & Sears, C. (2005).
Multi-level assessment protocol (MAP) for adoption in multi-site
clinical trials. Journal of Drug Issues. 35, 529-546.
Jessup, M. and Brindis,
C. Reproductive health and empowerment for perinatal drug dependent
women. J Addict Nurs., 16, 97-105, 2005.
Jessup, M., Silber, E.,
Davis, T., Turcotte Manser, S., and Guydish, J. Process evaluation of
the G.I.R.L.S. Program: The San Mateo County juvenile drug court
expansion. Submitted to the Center for Substance Abuse Treatment,
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, United States
Department of Health and Human Services, 2005.
Chan, M., Guydish, J.,
Prem, R., Jessup, M., Cervantes, A. & Bostrom, A. Evaluation of a
probation case management model for drug-involved women offenders. Crime
Delinquency, 51(4), 447-469, 2005.
Harrison, A.,
Jessup, M., Covington, S. & Najavits, L. Research-to-practice strategies
for the provision of quality women’s substance abuse recovery services.
Couns, August, 57-63, 2004.
Jessup, M.
Recommendations for the development of perinatal substance abuse
treatment guidelines. A report prepared for and submitted to the
Behavioral Health Care Services Agency, Alameda County, CA. 2003.
Jessup, M., Humphreys,
J., Brindis, C. and Lee, K. Extrinsic barriers to substance abuse
treatment among pregnant drug dependent women, J Drug Issues, 33 (2):
285-304,2003.
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