Darrell R. Over
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Associate Professor UAMS (South Central) Family Medicine Residency
Also affiliated: Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System (2018)
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Biography and Research Information
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Darrell R. Over is an Associate Professor in the Family Medicine Residency program at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff. His research interests encompass various aspects of healthcare, including patient outcomes, medical documentation, and specific disease management. Recent publications address topics such as venous thromboembolism prophylaxis in gynecologic oncology patients, the clinical significance of small pericardial effusions, and the use of upright walkers for older adults.
Dr. Over has also investigated the benefits of family diabetes self-management programs, noting improvements in weight and A1C levels among participants. His work includes exploring approaches to managing postmenopausal osteopenia and the development of new documentation for major trauma cases. His scholarship metrics include an h-index of 2, with 46 total publications and 15 total citations.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 45
- Citations: 9
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Associate Professor UAMS (South Central) Family Medicine Residency 2003–presentUniversity of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Dept of Family & Preventive Medicine ORCID
Selected Publications
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“Doing the program, our weight went down, our A1Cs went down”: Benefits of a family diabetes self-management program for persons with diabetes and their support persons (2026)
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Upright Walkers as Mobility Assistive Devices for Older Adults. (2022)PubMed OpenAlex
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Compulsory School Vaccination: Governmental Authority vs Personal Autonomy (2020)
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Avoiding missteps in BP measurement. (2020)PubMed OpenAlex
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Subcutaneous Nodules on the Chest, with Cough and Weight Loss. (2019)PubMed OpenAlex
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Diplomate Status: A Matter of Distinction (2018)
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What is the clinical significance of a small pericardial effusion incidentally discovered on CT or echocardiogram? (2017)
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Can DPP-4 inhibitors be used safely along with metformin in the elderly population? (2016)
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Clinical Inquiry: Which treatments are safe and effective for chronic sinusitis? (2016)PubMed OpenAlex
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What is the best therapy for phantom limb pain? (2015)
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When is it recommended to transfuse the elderly? (2014)
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- What is the best therapy for phantom limb pain?
- When is it recommended to transfuse the elderly?
- Subcutaneous Nodules on the Chest, with Cough and Weight Loss.
- What is the clinical significance of a small pericardial effusion incidentally discovered on CT or echocardiogram?
- What is the clinical significance of a small pericardial effusion incidentally discovered on CT or echocardiogram?
- What is the clinical significance of a small pericardial effusion incidentally discovered on CT or echocardiogram?
- “Doing the program, our weight went down, our A1Cs went down”: Benefits of a family diabetes self-management program for persons with diabetes and their support persons
- “Doing the program, our weight went down, our A1Cs went down”: Benefits of a family diabetes self-management program for persons with diabetes and their support persons
- “Doing the program, our weight went down, our A1Cs went down”: Benefits of a family diabetes self-management program for persons with diabetes and their support persons
- “Doing the program, our weight went down, our A1Cs went down”: Benefits of a family diabetes self-management program for persons with diabetes and their support persons
- “Doing the program, our weight went down, our A1Cs went down”: Benefits of a family diabetes self-management program for persons with diabetes and their support persons
- “Doing the program, our weight went down, our A1Cs went down”: Benefits of a family diabetes self-management program for persons with diabetes and their support persons
- “Doing the program, our weight went down, our A1Cs went down”: Benefits of a family diabetes self-management program for persons with diabetes and their support persons
- “Doing the program, our weight went down, our A1Cs went down”: Benefits of a family diabetes self-management program for persons with diabetes and their support persons
- “Doing the program, our weight went down, our A1Cs went down”: Benefits of a family diabetes self-management program for persons with diabetes and their support persons
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