Jennifer G. Clarke Source Confirmed

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Dr. Jennifer Clarke's research addresses pressing social issues at the intersection of criminal justice, public health, and substance abuse. Drawing on quantitative methods, she evaluates the effectiveness of interventions for incarcerated populations, with a particular focus on opioid use disorder treatment and HIV prevention strategies. Clarke's work examines treatment preferences among incarcerated individuals, the impact of correctional medication-assisted treatment (MOUD) programs on post-incarceration outcomes, and strategies for linking women leaving incarceration to community-based healthcare. She also explores collaborative approaches to address public health concerns such as colorectal cancer screening within correctional systems. Her primary research interests include prenatal substance exposure effects, homelessness, substance abuse treatment outcomes, adolescent sexual and reproductive health, and criminal justice analysis.

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• h-index: 37
• Publications: 153
• Citations: 4,761