Anjali Kataria's guest appearances

Anjali Kataria

Four Minutes with On The Dot

Becker’s Healthcare Podcast

The Table with Renee DeSilva

Price of Business Show

Kamala Harris

Sheryl Sandberg

Gordon White

Erin Gibson

Andrea Savage

Colleen Ballinger

Tiffany Shlain

Kelsey Crowe

Shannon Watts

Teresa Younger

Greta Thunberg

Emily Weiss

Gayle King

Ashley Lemieux

Arlan Hamilton

OwlTail

Patient education needs and preferences changed in recent years. Tune into this conversation with Anjali Kataria, CEO &amp; Co-founder of Mytonomy, to learn how patient education best fits into a provider-patient relationship. Anjali shares what technology and resources health systems can leverage to meet evolving education needs, key health outcomes/behavior changes, and more.This episode is sponsored by Mytonomy.

Patient education needs and preferences changed in recent years. Tune into this conversation with Anjali Kataria, CEO &amp; Co-founder of Mytonomy, to learn how patient education best fits into a provider-patient relationship. Anjali shares what technology and resources health systems can leverage to meet evolving education needs, key health outcomes/behavior changes, and more. This episode is sponsored by <a href="https://www.mytonomy.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mytonomy</a>.

Anjali Kataria, CEO & Co-founder, Mytonomy

Have you ever felt like you know your UPS guy better than your own doctor? Many health-care professionals devote as much time as they can to their patients but are often overbooked and overworked. What that means is you’ve got to find your voice and not be afraid to speak up with your doctors, nurses and other health-care workers to ensure your concerns are addressed. When you’re sitting pretty much buck naked in a backless cotton gown, you just want to be done with the whole thing. Instead of rushing through your doctors’ appointments, be an empowered patient. Enter the room with a written list of questions or even a full statement for your doctor. You’ll feel more confident and won’t mince words. If the doctor responds dismissively, reiterate your concerns. Just like that dreaded backless gown, you’ll totally rock it, girl! The post Anjali Kataria: Become an Empowered Patient appeared first on On The Dot Woman.

Have you ever felt like you know your UPS guy better than your own doctor? Many health-care professionals devote as much time as they can to their patients but are often overbooked and overworked. What that means is you’ve got to find your voice and not be afraid to speak up with your doctors, nurses and other health-care workers to ensure your concerns are addressed. When you’re sitting pretty much buck naked in a backless cotton gown, you just want to be done with the whole thing. Instead of rushing through your doctors’ appointments, be an empowered patient. Enter the room with a written list of questions or even a full statement for your doctor. You’ll feel more confident and won’t mince words. If the doctor responds dismissively, reiterate your concerns. Just like that dreaded backless gown, you’ll totally rock it, girl! The post <a href="http://www.onthedotwoman.com/audio/anjali-kataria/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Anjali Kataria: Become an Empowered Patient</a> appeared first on <a href="http://www.onthedotwoman.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">On The Dot Woman</a>.

Episode 162: Anjali Kataria: Become an Empowered Patient - On The Dot Woman