National recognition highlights Mullins’ leadership in advancing patient-centered health care, health equity, and performance excellence.

The senior training specialist helps lead the PATIENTS Professors Academy, a training course that teaches individuals how to make health care research more patient-centered and community-engaged.

The senior pastor at Mount Lebanon Baptist Church has worked with the School of Pharmacy’s PATIENTS Program to advance patient-centered outcomes research.

The two-year study will help ensure patient and community perspectives are meaningfully included in research.

Through the PATIENTS Going National Initiative, the program has built on its success of co-developing research with communities and advancing their work in the patient-centered research space by partnering with five new national community partners.

Nicknamed “The Quiet Giant” by her family, the School of Pharmacy senior training specialist is recognized for her sizable volunteer efforts to aid people facing barriers in Carroll County and beyond.

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

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

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

More than 50 participants spent five weeks this summer learning how to be patient advocates and advance health equity in their own communities.

The advisory board received UMB’s Catalyst of Excellence Award.

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