We are incredibly proud of our work and our team members' achievements. Many of our former Post Docs have gone on to make significant research contributions, carrying forward the PATIENTS Program's mission of bridging the gap between community and research. In this episode, host Rodney Elliott is joined by Moaz Abdelwadoud and Nabil Natafgi to discuss how the PATIENTS Program has shaped their research endeavors.

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Why is it important to involve the community in violence prevention research? This episode of "Bridge: Your Health, Your Voice" answers that question and more as we sit down with Dr. Nadine Finigan-Carr, the Executive Director of the UMB Center for Violence Prevention.

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Welcome to our annual Summer Roundtable Series, ASTARISQ: Addressing Systemic and Structural Racism to Improve Safety, Quality, and Trustworthiness in Health Delivery Systems (HDS). This year's theme is AWARENESS. We believe that we cannot address or change a problem if we do not see it. In our 2024 series, we will explore the impact of racism on HDS and identify opportunities to determine the root causes of racial health disparities. Join us as Hillary Edwards, the Director of Methodological Research and Evaluation, sits down with our host, Rodney Elliott. Together, they discuss the series' inception, and the topics covered, and share some exciting news about the new funding for the Summer Roundtables.

Tune in to gain valuable insights and be part of the conversation on improving health delivery systems for everyone.

To learn more and register for the Summer Roundtables check out the website https://www.pharmacy.umaryland.edu/programs/the-patients-program/patients-academy/summer-roundtable-series/

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