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PATIENTS Program Connects Community to Research

Learn more about this innovative University of Maryland School of Pharmacy program on 'The UMB Pulse' podcast.

PATIENTS Program executive director and School of Pharmacy professor C. Daniel Mullins, PhD, and Rodney Elliott are our guests on The UMB Pulse podcast.
PATIENTS Program executive director and School of Pharmacy professor C. Daniel Mullins, PhD, and Rodney Elliott are our guests on The UMB Pulse podcast. (University of Maryland, Baltimore)

Bridging research to the community, The PATIENTS Program at the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy excels at giving communities ownership in visiting medical research through patient-centered outcomes. Executive director and School of Pharmacy professor C. Daniel Mullins, PhD, and Rodney Elliott are our guests on The UMB Pulse podcast.

They discuss an exciting partnership between PATIENTS, Mount Lebanon Baptist Church, and CVS Health in Baltimore (7:21), another project with the Southwest Partnership that gives the community stake in research (20:23), and more. They also tease the return of PATIENTS Day in August at the University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) Community Engagement Center (36:50), plus a new program called the PATIENTS Professors Academy (23:17), which is accepting donations to fund future cohorts.You can also learn more about what PATIENTS does by listening to their Facebook LIVE programs, "Real Talk with Rodney" and "BJ's Corner," every other Thursday (28:37).

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The UMB Pulse is produced by the UMB Office of Communications and Public Affairs. Co-hosted by Charles Schelle, senior media relations specialist; Dana Rampolla, director of integrated marketing; and Jena Frick, senior media relations specialist.

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