The University of Maryland School of Pharmacy’s Patient-Centered Involvement in Evaluating the Effectiveness of Treatments (PATIENTS) Program welcomed nearly 200 community members, researchers, supporters, and community partners to its fourth PATIENTS Day on Aug. 16.
PATIENTS Day aims to bridge research and the community by providing critical education and information about issues pertinent to health. This year’s event, the first in person one since 2019, showcased two panel discussions and an interactive health fair and was held at the University of Maryland, Baltimore’s (UMB) Community Engagement Center.
The theme for this year was the four pillars of health: physical, spiritual, mental, and financial, all which support a bridge to holistic health.