Stephanie A. Rose

Associate Professor & Addiction Studies Program Coordinator

University of Central Arkansas

Also affiliated: University of Kentucky HealthCare (2012); University of Kentucky (2009–2018); University of Cambridge (1989)

6 h-index 17 pubs 339 cited

Research Areas

Biomedical Subjects

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Stephanie A. Rose's research has focused on the intersection of health behavior, physician guidance, and obesity management. Her work includes a meta-analysis examining physician weight loss advice and its impact on patient behavior change, drawing from survey data. Rose has also investigated the screening and management of obesity within specific populations, such as Medicaid recipients, and documented body mass index and risk factor control in primary care settings.

Earlier in her career, Rose conducted molecular biology research, publishing work on heat stress transcription factors in tomatoes and characterization of cDNAs related to photosystem II in peas. She has a documented h-index of 8 with over 700 citations across 19 publications. Rose collaborates with Samantha A. Christian and Denise Demers, both at the University of Central Arkansas.

Metrics

h-index: 6
Publications: 17
Citations: 339

Positions

Associate Professor & Addiction Studies Program Coordinator publications 2019

University of Central Arkansas Institution web page

Selected Publications

VETERAN WELL-BEING IN ARKANSAS: A COMPREHENSIVE NEEDS ASSESSMENT ON SUICIDE AND ADDICTION (2026)

International Journal of Research in Education Humanities and Commerce DOI OpenAlex
THE BENEFITS OF CAMPUS PREVENTION PROGRAMS: IMPACTING STUDENT AWARENESS AND WELLNESS PERCEPTIONS (2025)

International Journal of Research in Education Humanities and Commerce DOI OpenAlex
EVIDENCE-BASED STRATEGIES: HOW ARKANSAS CAN BETTER ADDRESS THE INTERCONNECTED ISSUES OF SYPHILIS, HCV, AND SUBSTANCE USE, IMPROVING HEALTH OUTCOMES FOR INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITIES (2025)

International Journal of Research in Education Humanities and Commerce DOI OpenAlex
Student Perceptions of COVID-19 on Mental Health and Academic Success: A Comparison between University and Community College Students (2021)

Advances in Social Science and Culture DOI OpenAlex
An Examination of Service Learning and Self-Efficacy for Masters Students Engaging in Substance Use Education (2019)

International Journal of Psychological Studies DOI OpenAlex