DonвЂ™t miss this deeply informative conversation about the special characteristics of the bladder, insights on how men approach medical treatments, and advice about helping patients overcome reluctance to speaking about embarrassing issues. Gaglani has detailed her protocol in a new book: Life After Prostate Cancer and Other Urological Surgeries: A Step-by-Step Guide to Stop Urinary Leakage in Ten Weeks, which is a follow-up to an earlier book that was geared more to an older population. We have to have a complete approach,вЂќ she says, which includes nutrition, understanding body mechanics and lifestyle changes. вЂњKegels are not the end-all, be-all treatment.

In that time, sheвЂ™s treated thousands of people with a multipronged approach that resolves incontinence issues in a matter of weeks. There are no guidelines for them to follow.вЂќ Gaglani recognized this gap not long after starting her physical therapy practice in Melbourne, Florida thirty years ago, and now 90% of her patients are men. вЂњMen have been ignored and they have an equal problem. Unfortunately, says Vanita Gaglani, support for men dealing with this issue is lacking, especially after prostate surgery. experience bladder leakage every day and while the problem is more common in women, millions of men also confront this challenge. More than twenty-five million people in the U.S. Tune in to hear about why вЂњthe biggest technology company ever built is going to be in healthcare,вЂќ and how a user-centric mindset can help you not just build a company, but craft a career.Д®PISODE 288 A Multipronged Approach to Incontinence: Vanita Gaglani, Physical Therapist, Author and Incontinence Expert Rather than trying to reshape how doctors do their job, Soni seeks to meet doctors where they already are, seamlessly integrating a voice system into the fabric of their work so they can spend more time caring for patients. But as the rickety state of so much current healthcare administrative technology suggests, the prevailing cultures in the tech and medical worlds do not easily mix. вЂњWhatever youвЂ™re going to do in medicine is going to be interwoven with technology in the near future,вЂќ he tells host Shiv Gaglani. Soni says enterprise contexts, and healthcare in particular, are well-suited for the next generation of assistive voice-activated software. Responding to the crisis of medical burnout, Punit Singh Soni, a former product manager at Google, launched the company Suki with a specific goal: leverage the burgeoning field of voice technology to lessen the growing administrative burden on clinicians. вЂњIt sounds totally grand, and maybe a bit unbelievable, but there's a path to get there, and that's the one we're walking.вЂќ You wonвЂ™t want to miss this warm and fascinating conversation between these longtime friends and colleagues as they explore the pandemicвЂ™s lasting changes on healthcare, education and work, and share advice about following an entrepreneurial path in healthcare.Д®PISODE 289 Using Audio Technology to Reduce Administrative Burden in Healthcare вЂ“ Punit Singh Soni, Co-Founder of Suki If virtual office environments improve employee satisfaction with remote work, Punwani predicts major improvements in quality of life вЂ“ because people will be able to live wherever they want вЂ“ and possibly a major contribution to fighting climate change due to reduced commuting, office construction, business travel and the like. вЂњWhen you have the ability to represent yourself authentically in terms of how your avatar looks and dresses and interacts with other avatars, you get to have some of your own representation back,вЂќ he tells host Shiv Gaglani. Recognizing that members of distributed teams experience a loss of self, SoWork allows people to customize their avatar and workspace in its virtual office environments.

Vishal Punwani when speaking about the mission of SoWork, the company he co-founded to create virtual office environments that enhance the remote working experience. вЂњOur goal is to make things much more human,вЂќ says Dr. Vishal Punwani, Co-founder and CEO of SoWork EPISODE 290 Virtual Offices That Humanize Remote Work - Dr.

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