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PATIENTS Program Receives $9.4 Million Grant to Start a Health Equity Research
Hub at UMB

Hub will utilize UMB and community partnerships to support NIH-funded
Community-Led Health Equity Structural Interventions (CHESIs) nationwide.

Read the story on the News Center


THE PATIENTS PROGRAM ENVISIONS A WORLD IN WHICH PATIENTS AND STAKEHOLDERS ARE
HEARD, INSPIRED, AND EMPOWERED TO CO-DEVELOP PATIENT-CENTERED OUTCOMES RESEARCH
(PCOR).

The PATIENTS Program is an interdisciplinary research team of community partners
and researchers housed at the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy that
works to change the way we think about research by creating a path for health
equity in West Baltimore.

The goal of health equity research is to eliminate the inequities (social and
economic factors) faced by underserved populations. Our priority is to engage
underserved populations in research to improve the wellbeing of people and
communities.


OUR MISSION: THE PATIENTS PROGRAM PARTNERS WITH PATIENTS AND CARE PROVIDERS TO
ANSWER QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BEST TREATMENT OPTIONS TO IMPROVE HEALTH AND QUALITY
OF LIFE.

We engage people from all communities, especially those from underserved and
minority populations, in every step of the patient-centered outcomes research
(PCOR) process. Through our collective efforts, we create an effective learning
health care community.

 * We listen to our patients’ voices so that we ask relevant and meaningful
   questions.
 * We align research priorities with the values of patients and communities.
 * We transform research to make it more relevant and patient-centered.
 * We train patients, stakeholders, and researchers to become co-developers of
   PCOR.

In the News See More
 * May 28, 2024PATIENTS Professors Academy Advisory Board Recognized for
   Fundraising Efforts
 * October 24, 2023PATIENTS Day Shines a Spotlight on Mental Health
 * October 5, 2023UMB PATIENTS Day Program Hopes to Help Build Trust in Clinical
   Research Activities

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Generous financial contributions from faculty, staff, friends, and community
members help The PATIENTS Program continue its important work. Please consider
making a gift today.

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Examining Diversity, Recruitment, and Retention in Aging Research

Grant awarded to The PATIENTS Program by the National Institute on Aging aims to
reduce health disparities faced by diverse groups of older adults and address
barriers elderly residents experience in participating in health research.

Read the Full Story

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How Can I Get Involved?

The PATIENTS Program can connect you with research opportunities that can
benefit you and your community. Subscribe to our mailing list to receive our
bi-monthly newsletter, as well as information about research projects that may
interest you.

Join Our Mailing List
Professor and graduate student discuss research.

UMB and JHU Collaborate on Coveted Grant

Five-year, $9 million Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA) supports a
nationwide network of top-tier medical research institutions that work together
to get more treatments to more patients more quickly.

Learn About the Grant
Conference participants sit at table.

Examining Diversity, Recruitment, and Retention in Aging Research

Grant awarded to The PATIENTS Program by the National Institute on Aging aims to
reduce health disparities faced by diverse groups of older adults and address
barriers elderly residents experience in participating in health research.

Read the Full Story

Health care provider holds hands with patient.

How Can I Get Involved?

The PATIENTS Program can connect you with research opportunities that can
benefit you and your community. Subscribe to our mailing list to receive our
bi-monthly newsletter, as well as information about research projects that may
interest you.

Join Our Mailing List
Professor and graduate student discuss research.

UMB and JHU Collaborate on Coveted Grant

Five-year, $9 million Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA) supports a
nationwide network of top-tier medical research institutions that work together
to get more treatments to more patients more quickly.

Learn About the Grant
Conference participants sit at table.

Examining Diversity, Recruitment, and Retention in Aging Research

Grant awarded to The PATIENTS Program by the National Institute on Aging aims to
reduce health disparities faced by diverse groups of older adults and address
barriers elderly residents experience in participating in health research.

Read the Full Story

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The PATIENTS Program: Revolutionizing Research One Patient at a Time

This three-minute video features interviews with The PATIENTS Program's
leadership, team members, and other stakeholders that explain how The PATIENTS
Program continues to transform research across West Baltimore and beyond.

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