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Why Female Leadership Matters in Health Care with Dr. Rachel Sisodia
Why Female Leadership Matters in Health Care with Dr. Rachel Sisodia
Why Female Leadership Matters in Health Care with Dr. Rachel Sisodia
Thursday 27th May 2021
Dr. Rachel Sisodia discusses compassionate cancer care, promoting women in healthcare leadership, and patient reported outcomes on the Charged podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Leading with Compassion: Dr. Rachel Sisodia on Women in Healthcare
It's this whole sort of journey together with this person that you just met and you become these very important parts of each other's life.
Dr. Rachel Sisodia, a gynecologic oncologist and surgeon, brings her wealth of experience to the Charged podcast, offering a unique perspective on patient care and female leadership in healthcare. In this episode, Dr. Sisodia opens up about her approach to treating women with cancer, emphasizing the importance of balancing effective treatment with respecting each patient's personal values and needs.
Her compassionate approach transforms the often clinical nature of oncology into a partnership between doctor and patient, fighting cancer together as a team. Dr. Sisodia also shares her passionate efforts to elevate more women into leadership roles within the healthcare sector. She discusses the barriers women face and the essential need for diverse perspectives in medical leadership.
Her insights reveal how promoting women in healthcare not only benefits individual careers but also enriches the entire field by fostering innovation and empathy. A significant portion of the conversation is dedicated to Dr. Sisodia's work with the Mass General Brigham patient reported outcomes program. She explains how collecting and analyzing patient feedback can lead to better, more personalized care.
This data-driven approach ensures that healthcare providers can address patient needs more holistically, going beyond traditional metrics to truly improve patient experiences and outcomes. The episode also touches on the impact of Covid-19 on cancer treatment, highlighting the need for innovative solutions to continue providing high-quality care during challenging times. Dr. Sisodia's experiences and reflections offer invaluable lessons for anyone interested in the intersection of patient care, leadership, and the ongoing evolution of healthcare.