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At the intersection of pharmacy and health economics, new fellowship program provides real-world experience for PhD students seeking to improve patient outcomes.

Read about the groundbreaking new program that is believed to be the first of its kind in the world in the latest issue of “CATALYST.”

Fadia Shaya, PhD, MPH, FAMIA, is one of seven professors from the University of Maryland, Baltimore and the University of Maryland, College Park to receive the honor.

Six student teams presented issues, findings, and solutions in annual competition focused on promoting interest in regulatory science.

The program has been instrumental in promoting the academic and professional success of students from historically underrepresented backgrounds in the schools of medicine and pharmacy.

The lead training specialist for The PATIENTS Program is a catalyst for community engagement and innovation.

William Hess, Mark Hindman, and Jennifer Szwak named Preceptors of the Year by the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy.

Team approach is a win-win for researchers, patients.

New effort will allow the PATIENTS Program to expand its impact on communities to a national level.

A focus on outcomes and quantitative innovation are key to the center’s success.

For more than 40 years, the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy’s Peter Lamy Center on Drug Therapy and Aging has been at the cutting edge of enhancing care of older adults. Now, this pioneering center is taking its expertise to a global stage.

This year’s flagship Alumni Gathering event included alumni from many degree programs at the School of Pharmacy and recognized three outstanding faculty members.