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CATONSVILLE, Md., Feb. 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Policymakers at all levels of government are racing to vaccinate hundreds of millions of people to save lives and blunt the deadly COVID-19 pandemic.
New research published in the
INFORMS Journal on Applied Analytics provides a simulated model for drive-through clinics that can be used for mass COVID-19 vaccinations based on the successful use of such a clinic to address H1N1.
Researchers Use Data from the H1N1 Pandemic to Model Pathway to Achieve Faster Vaccination to Stem COVID-19 Crisis
The paper, Lessons from Modeling and Running the World′s Largest Drive-Through, Mass Vaccination Clinic, looks at data from The Louisville Metro Public Health and Wellness department during the H1N1 vaccinations. The authors, Sunderesh Heragu of Oklahoma State University and Thomas van de Kracht of Vanderlande Industries, note that a total of 19,318 residents were vaccinated via a drive-through and a
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School of Professional Studies student has died
School of Professional Studies student has died Samantha Camacho / Staff Photographer Abhinav Dhingra, who was pursuing a Master of Science in Applied Analytics at the School of Professional Studies, died Monday, interim Dean Troy Eggers wrote in an email to the SPS community. By Dia Gill | January 15, 2021, 6:18 PM
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Abhinav Dhingra, who was pursuing a Master of Science in Applied Analytics at the School of Professional Studies, died Monday, interim Dean Troy Eggers wrote in an email to the SPS community.
Dhingra earned an MBA from Columbia Business School in 2019. Prior to studying at Columbia, Dhingra received a Doctor of Medicine at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi. He sought to address global healthcare challenges, as evidenced by his founding of Docpreneuers Private Limited, which raised venture funding to support preprogramming for
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