Anita Bangale: An Emergency Medicine Physician’s Perspective on Healthcare

We hear an emergency medicine physician’s perspective on healthcare from Anita Bangale on this episode of the Perspectives on Healthcare Podcast with Rob Oliver. She has a wealth of experiences in the emergency medicine field including her current work as an investor and director in a standalone emergency department in Houston Texas. Anita Bangale is right on the line between Generation X and Generation Y.

Here are 3 things that stood out from Anita Bangale’s interview about an emergency medicine physician’s perspective on healthcare:

· Texas is one of the states that allows a freestanding emergency department that is not connected with another hospital
· Telehealth can be utilized in the emergency department as well. Communicating with inbound patients in ambulances allows the physician to determine the most appropriate destination for the individual
· The key to quality healthcare is the way in which the physicians and medical professionals communicate with the patients

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Website http://www.anitabangale.com
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LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/anita-bangale-md/

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