The University of Maryland Institute for Health Computing celebrated two years of achievements with announcements of new partnerships with government agencies and biotech businesses based nearby in Montgomery County, Md.Several of the current UM-IHC projects were on display, including a virtual reality-based training tool called Holocamera, a digitally-twinned heart which surgeons can use to plan more effective surgeries, and a data analytics system which allows assessment and prediction of opioid overdose trends.Present at the ribbon-cutting were University of Maryland, Baltimore President Bruce Jarrell, University of Maryland, College Park President Darryll Pines, and University of Maryland Medical Systems President and CEO Mohan Suntha.Read more about the UM-IHC: https://www.umaryland.edu/news/archived-news/december-2024/the-future-of-health-with-advanced-computing.php
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- 4:18Institute for Health Computing Ribbon CuttingThe University of Maryland Institute for Health Computing celebrated two years of achievements with announcements of new partnerships with government agencies and biotech businesses based nearby in Montgomery County, Md.Several of the current UM-IHC projects were on display, including a virtual reality-based training tool called Holocamera, a digitally-twinned heart which surgeons can use to plan more effective surgeries, and a data analytics system which allows assessment and prediction of opioid overdose trends.Present at the ribbon-cutting were University of Maryland, Baltimore President Bruce Jarrell, University of Maryland, College Park President Darryll Pines, and University of Maryland Medical Systems President and CEO Mohan Suntha.Read more about the UM-IHC: https://www.umaryland.edu/news/archived-news/december-2024/the-future-of-health-with-advanced-computing.php
- 1:00University of Maryland, Baltimore Thanksgiving DriveThanks to generation donations from our community, 1,600 West Baltimore families received turkeys during our eighth annual Thanksgiving Drive on Nov. 26, 2024, in partnership with the University of Maryland, Baltimore, UMB Staff Senate, University of Maryland Medical Center and WJZ-TV.
- 6:39University of Maryland, Baltimore: We Are UMBUniversity of Maryland, Baltimore creates the knowledge that cures disease and strengthens communities across the state and around the world. #WeAreUMBLearn more at https://umaryland.edu
- 0:48Trick or Treat 2024 with UMB's Office of Community and Civic EngagementStill polishing off all of that candy from the Office of Community and Civic Engagement's Spookapalooza?Here's a look at all of the fun costumes and smiling faces as neighbors joined in for some trick-or-treating at the UMB Community Engagement Center.#Halloween #CommunityEngagement #WestBaltimore
- 3:06West Baltimore RICH 2.0: News ConferenceThe University of Maryland School of Nursing has been awarded a five-year, $5 million Health Equities Resource communities grant from the Maryland Community Health Resources Commission to support the West Baltimore Reducing Inequities in Cardiovascular and Mental Health Collaborative-Stronger Together (RICH 2.0), which brings together community, faith-based, academic, and health care organizations to reduce cardiovascular health disparities; improve health outcomes, especially related to mental health; improve access to primary care; and reduce health care costs.On Oct. 22, 2024, UMSON hosted a news conference about the award, bringing together UMB leadership, representatives of community partner organizations, representatives of the Maryland agencies, and community members to discuss the work of RICH 2.0.
