Embarking on a mission to redefine the landscape of pelvic pain care, Dr. Ally Augusta Shrikhande, MD, serves as the Co-founder and Chief Medical Officer of Pelvic Rehabilitation Medicine (PRM). Dr. Ally is a leading expert, pioneering a unique outpatient non-operative protocol in pelvic pain care. The PRM Protocol not only alleviates pain and restores pelvic function but also drastically diminishes the need for surgery, opioids, and hormonal treatments to address pelvic pain and endometriosis symptoms.
3. In the realm of healthcare,
true leadership is measured
by the lives improved,not
just the bottom line.
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5. he healthcare and medicine sector plays a cri cal
Trole in society, influencing the well-being of
individuals and communi es worldwide. In recent
years, the emergence of women leaders in this field has
been both remarkable and transforma ve.
Women leaders in healthcare o en priori ze pa ent-
centric care. Their empathe c approach and focus on
communica on create a more compassionate and
understanding healthcare environment, enhancing the
overall pa ent experience. This emphasis on empathy
fosters trust between pa ents and healthcare providers,
leading to improved health outcomes.
Women leaders play a crucial role in promo ng diversity
and inclusion within the healthcare workforce. By breaking
down gender and cultural barriers, they contribute to a
more representa ve and equitable industry. Diverse
perspec ves lead to innova ve solu ons and a healthcare
system that be er addresses the varied needs of a diverse
popula on.
These leaders in medicine have significantly contributed to
advancements in research and innova on. Their
commitment to pushing the boundaries of medical
knowledge has led to breakthroughs in treatments,
technology, and healthcare delivery. This dedica on to
research helps drive progress and shapes the future of
healthcare on a global scale. They are at the forefront of
advoca ng for and addressing women's health issues. Their
unique understanding of women's health concerns
contributes to more comprehensive healthcare policies and
programs. This focus helps bridge gaps in care, leading to
improved outcomes for women across different age groups
and backgrounds.
Women leaders bring a balanced and collabora ve
leadership style to healthcare organiza ons. Their ability to
foster teamwork and create inclusive work environments
leads to a more harmonious and efficient healthcare
system. This balance is instrumental in addressing the
complex challenges that the healthcare sector faces.
Featuring the stories of such astute leaders, CIO Women
Leaders showcases the Top 10 Leading Women Leaders in
Medicine, 2024, who excel in naviga ng the mul faceted
challenges of the healthcare sector. Whether dealing with
public health crises, policy changes, or technological
advancements, their resilience and adaptability contribute
to the sector's ability to overcome obstacles and provide
quality care. As women con nue to ascend to leadership
posi ons, their diverse perspec ves, empathy, and
commitment to excellence will undoubtedly shape the
future of healthcare, fostering a healthier and more
inclusive world.
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professional dedicated to advancing the frontiers of space health
and skeletal well-being.
With a profound commitment to advancing healthcare and
improving patients' lives, Dr. Ferrara has a wealth of experience
and expertise to her role.
Dr. Gilboa brings a unique blend of medical expertise and
compassionate understanding to her work.
With an illustrious background as a board-certi ied physical
medicine and rehabilitaon specialist, Dr. Ally is a leading expert,
pioneering a unique outpatient nonoperative protocol in pelvic
pain care.
Dr. Hariharan is at the forefront of pediatric eye care,
specializing in diagnosing and treating a wide range of eye
conditions in young patients.
Dr. Heather Sojourner is a dedicated and compassionate
healthcare professional serving as the Community Medical
Director at WellBe Senior Medical.
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advancing the ield of pediatric critical care and has beein
in a pivotal role in shaping the healthcare landscape.
In her medical dermatology practice, Melissa is dedicated to
diagnosing and treating a wide range of skin conditions.
Dr. Ummat brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the
forefront of preventive medicine.
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Daniela Ferrara
Principal Medical
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Deborah Gilboa
Founder & CEO
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PICU Medical Director
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12. Embarking on a mission to redefine the landscape of
pelvic pain care, Dr. Ally Augusta Shrikhande, MD,
serves as the Co-founder and Chief Medical Officer
of Pelvic Rehabilita on Medicine (PRM). Dr. Ally is a
leading expert, pioneering a unique outpa ent non-
opera ve protocol in pelvic pain care. The PRM Protocol
not only alleviates pain and restores pelvic func on but
also dras cally diminishes the need for surgery, opioids,
and hormonal treatments to address pelvic pain and
endometriosis symptoms.
With an illustrious background as a board-cer fied physical
medicine and rehabilita on specialist, Dr. Ally is not just a
prac oner, but a visionary dedicated to breaking the
barriers that surround pelvic pain. Through PRM, she
channels her exper se into a comprehensive approach,
addressing musculoskeletal disorders, pain management
and women's health. A strong advocate for clinical
research, Dr. Ally brings a wealth of experience to the
table.
Beyond medical prowess, Dr. Ally’s mission is deeply
personal. She seeks to amplify access to diagnosis and
treatment for individuals who have long been dismissed
and forced to endure the silent suffering of pelvic pain. In
doing so, she is not only transforming healthcare prac ces
but has also become a beacon of hope for those naviga ng
the intricate challenges of persistent pelvic pain.
Let's explore Dr. Ally’s commitment to redefining the
narra ve of pelvic health and fostering a future where no
one suffers in silence!
Unseen No More
Having personally experienced the isola ng impact of
persistent pelvic pain, Dr. Ally empathe cally shares her
journey, "A er suffering from persistent pelvic pain myself,
I was le feeling unseen by the healthcare system."
Mo vated by this personal struggle, she pioneered a
revolu onary protocol now u lized na onwide by PRM's
pelvic pain specialists. Dedicated to serving the o en-
overlooked chronic pelvic pain pa ents, she asserts, "a
popula on that is o en silent and silenced."
As a physiatrist specializing in pelvic pain, Dr. Ally’s
innova ve approach diverges from tradi onal methods.
Her treatment protocol doesn't isolate a single organ
system but delves into the intricate combina on of pelvic
organs, muscles and nerves. "I developed a treatment
protocol that focuses not on a single organ system but on
the interplay of the different organ systems in the pelvis,"
she emphasizes. This approach ensures safety, comfort and
efficacy.
Addressing the majority of PRM's pa ents, women with
condi ons like endometriosis, Dr. Ally underscores the
importance of safety, "I wanted it to be safer for women."
Her protocol eliminates the need for radia on, allowing
pa ents to seamlessly integrate treatment into their daily
lives.
PRM takes pride in being the sole na onal organiza on of
pelvic pain specialists employing a groundbreaking
ultrasound-guided approach. Dr. Ally proudly declares,
"PRM is the only na onal organiza on of pelvic pain
specialists that offers a unique and comprehensive
ultrasound-guided approach to the pelvis—the first of its
kind in the country." Their commitment resonates,
providing hope for those naviga ng the challenging terrain
of chronic pelvic pain.
Innova ng Relief
Dr. Ally, recognizing the prevalence of chronic pelvic pain
affec ng 15% of women, shares the silent suffering, "it is
o en misdiagnosed, overlooked and undertreated, leaving
millions of women suffering without relief for years."
Drawing from her personal journey as a pelvic pain pa ent,
she embarked on a mission to innovate, aiming for a
procedure that is safer, more effec ve and more
comfortable than what had previously existed.
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14. With a vision to reduce the burden of surgeries on
pa ents, Dr. Ally collaborated with gynecologists and pelvic
floor physical therapists who encouraged her
groundbreaking work. "They wanted me to keep going and
improving my treatment protocol," she shares.
Con nuously refining her approach for op mal outcomes,
Dr. Ally incorporates the concept of 'neuroplas city' into
rehabilita on, applying centuries-old principles to the
pelvis.
In her pioneering work, she unveils a fresh perspec ve,
sta ng, "It was a new way to look at an old problem, from
the lens of a rehabilita on medical doctor." Her focus
revolves around rese ng, retraining, and reversing the
pelvic environment causing pain for those in search of
relief.
Dr. Ally emphasizes individualized care, where every
pa ent is different, listening to their unique journey and
then developing a plan tailored to their goals, needs and
individual underlying diagnosis that caused their pelvic
pain. This personalized approach ensures comprehensive
and effec ve treatment for each pa ent's dis nc ve
experience.
Precision and Excellence
At PRM, Dr. Ally’s personal journey fuels their mission, "We
are on a mission to stop the suffering our pelvic pain
pa ents have to endure." Understanding the challenges
in mately, she vividly describes the symptoms, including
lower abdominal pain, severe menstrual cramping, pain
with intercourse, urinary symptoms, and bowel symptoms.
PRM offers a groundbreaking solu on, "We have a unique,
safe, effec ve office-based procedure that has been proven
to help," priori zing prompt relief. Dr. Ally emphasizes the
need for change, "We want pa ents to start feeling be er
sooner – and not be tossed around the medical system
seeking assistance."
At PRM, Dr. Ally emphasizes their guiding principle:
"Leading with quality outcomes and data is our Mantra at
PRM. This is embedded in all decisions we make." This
commitment ensures precision and excellence in every
aspect of pa ent care and organiza onal choices.
Beyond Imaging
At PRM, Dr. Ally emphasizes, "Training our mission-driven
providers on how to diagnose chronic pelvic pain and
endometriosis is crucial." Recognizing the challenge of
normal imaging in these cases, she underscores the
importance of a robust history and exam.
PRM is dedicated to empowering providers to cra
individually tailored treatment plans. Dr. Ally proudly
announces their collabora on with the ROSE trial, sta ng,
"We are working with gene cists to find a non-invasive
diagnos c test for Endometriosis." This ini a ve marks a
significant step towards more precise and accessible
diagnos cs in the field of pelvic pain.
Resilience and Restora on
At PRM, Dr. Ally shares a poignant success story: A twenty-
five-year-old female with Endometriosis planning for a
hysterectomy due to severe pelvic pain. She had dropped
out of law school. Helping her get her pain under control,
resume law school and avoid a hysterectomy, ul mately
preserving her fer lity was especially gra fying! It
highlights PRM's commitment to personalized care,
empowering pa ents to reclaim their lives from the grips
of chronic pelvic pain.
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Naviga ng challenges as a woman, Dr. Ally credits her
husband: "With my husband Gautam's encouragement, I
have learned to have 'thick skin' and lead with data." This
resilience ensures her voice is heard and quality prevails.
Resilience and Restora on
Dr. Ally dispels a common misconcep on: "That the pain is
in your head. The pain is NOT in your head." She highlights
a systemic issue, sta ng, "It is the medical community
failing pa ents as we do not focus on training medical
providers on how to diagnose and treat pelvic pain."
PRM is dedicated to changing this narra ve, priori zing
accurate diagnosis and effec ve treatment for pelvic pain.
Unified in Care
Dr. Ally acknowledges her support network, "I have a lot of
help from a fantas c team at corporate." With gra tude,
she recognizes her husband's pivotal role as CEO, sharing
his leadership, which is vital to the success of delivering
care to pelvic pain pa ents across America. Dr. Ally values
her medical team, affirming, "I am lucky enough to have
amazing medical doctors dedicated to our cause at PRM. I
could not do it without them." Together, they champion
PRM's mission.
Dr. Ally stresses that communica on is the key. She
advocates for a con nuous prac ce of care, ensuring
pa ents are kept in the loop of the treatment plan for
op mal collabora on and outcomes. This commitment to
transparent communica on fosters a suppor ve and
effec ve healthcare journey for all pa ents.
From Inspira on to Innova on
In her early days, Dr. Ally found inspira on from mentor Dr.
Iris Orbuch, author of Bea ng Endo: "Yes, Dr. Iris Orbuch
was an amazing mentor for me."
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16.
17. This drive for research could revolu onize diagnos cs and
care for women's health concerns.
Dr. Ally envisions change, sta ng, "I envision a world where
medical students are taught about chronic pelvic pain,
where pelvic pain pa ents are diagnosed within months
and treated immediately."
In her ideal scenario, insurance carriers play a role, "In a
perfect world, the insurance carrier will be familiar with the
diagnosis and treatment of pelvic pain," ensuring pa ents
avoid unnecessary interven ons and live fulfilling lives, free
from emergency rooms, opioids, and excessive surgeries.
Sharing a common belief in a comprehensive approach to
pelvic pain and Endometriosis, their synergy played a
pivotal role in Dr. Ally's crea on of PRM's mul modal
treatment protocol, enhancing care for those with pelvic
pain.
A Bold Vision
Dr. Ally advocates for change, focusing on the lack of a
non-invasive diagnosis for Endometriosis. She urges ac on,
emphasizing that obbying the government to increase
research funds towards finding a solu on is a great start.
Addi onally, Dr. Ally pushes for increased NIH funds, by
increasing the NIH allocated funds towards women's health
issues, including menopause and peri-partum care.
18. How
Hea hcare?
the Gap in Rural
Telemedicine Bridges
How
Hea hcare?
the Gap in Rural
Telemedicine Bridges
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19. ural communi es o en face unique challenges in accessing
Rquality healthcare due to geographical distances, limited
resources, and a scarcity of healthcare providers. Telemedicine
has emerged as a transforma ve solu on, bridging the gap in rural
healthcare and bringing essen al medical services to underserved
popula ons. This ar cle explores the profound impact of telemedicine
in transforming healthcare delivery in rural areas.
Overcoming Geographic Barriers
Remote Consulta ons: Telemedicine enables individuals in rural areas
to connect with healthcare professionals remotely. Through virtual
consulta ons, pa ents can seek medical advice, discuss symptoms, and
receive guidance without the need to travel long distances to reach
healthcare facili es.
Specialist Access: Rural healthcare facili es may lack specialized medical
prac oners. Telemedicine breaks down geographic barriers by
connec ng pa ents in remote areas with specialists located elsewhere.
This ensures that individuals in rural communi es have access to a
broader range of medical exper se.
Improved Healthcare Access
Reduced Travel Burden: Rural residents o en face challenges in
reaching healthcare facili es, especially when they are situated far from
their homes. Telemedicine eliminates the need for extensive travel,
making it easier for pa ents to access healthcare services without the
associated me and financial burdens.
Emergency Consulta ons: In emergencies, mely medical interven on
is crucial. Telemedicine allows rural healthcare providers to consult with
emergency medicine specialists, facilita ng quicker decision-making and
poten ally life-saving interven ons, even in remote areas.
Chronic Disease Management
Remote Monitoring: Telemedicine empowers healthcare providers to
remotely monitor pa ents with chronic condi ons. Connected devices
and wearables allow real- me tracking of vital signs, medica on
adherence, and other health metrics. This proac ve approach to chronic
disease management improves outcomes and reduces hospitaliza ons.
Educa onal Resources: Pa ents in rural areas may lack access to
comprehensive informa on about managing chronic condi ons.
Healthcare Transforma on
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20. Telemedicine pla orms offer educa onal resources,
personalized care plans, and remote lifestyle coaching,
enabling individuals to ac vely par cipate in their health
management.
Maternal and Pediatric Care
Prenatal Televisits: Pregnant women in rural areas can
benefit from telemedicine for prenatal care. Virtual visits
facilitate regular check-ups, monitoring of fetal
development, and consulta ons with obstetricians,
ensuring expectant mothers receive necessary care
without extensive travel.
Pediatric Consulta ons: Telemedicine brings pediatric
specialists within reach for families in rural areas. Parents
can consult with pediatricians, discuss developmental
concerns, and seek advice on child health without the need
to travel long distances, enhancing the overall well-being of
children in remote communi es.
Mental Health Services
Access to Psychiatric Care: Mental health services are
o en scarce in rural areas. Telepsychiatry connects
individuals with mental health professionals through video
consulta ons, reducing the s gma associated with seeking
psychiatric care and improving access to vital mental health
support.
Crisis Interven on: In situa ons requiring immediate
mental health interven on, telemedicine offers crisis
counseling and support. This mely access to mental
health services is par cularly impac ul in rural areas where
local mental health resources may be limited.
Pharmacy Services and Medica on Management
Remote Medica on Consulta ons: Telemedicine facilitates
remote consulta ons with pharmacists. Pa ents in rural
areas can discuss medica on concerns, side effects, and
dosage adjustments without needing to visit a physical
pharmacy, promo ng medica on adherence and safety.
Medica on Delivery Services: In conjunc on with
telemedicine, some programs offer medica on delivery
services to rural pa ents. This ensures that individuals
receive their prescribed medica ons conveniently,
addressing poten al challenges related to transporta on or
proximity to a pharmacy.
Healthcare Educa on and Training for Local Providers
Con nuing Medical Educa on (CME): Telemedicine
pla orms offer opportuni es for rural healthcare providers
to engage in con nuing educa on. CME courses, webinars,
and virtual training sessions enable local healthcare
professionals to stay updated on the latest medical
advancements and best prac ces.
Specialized Training: Remote training programs allow rural
healthcare teams to acquire specialized skills and
knowledge. This can enhance the capacity of local
providers to address specific healthcare needs within their
communi es, contribu ng to a more robust and self-
sustaining healthcare infrastructure.
Cost-Efficiency and Resource Op miza on
Reduced Healthcare Costs: Telemedicine contributes to
cost savings for both pa ents and healthcare providers.
Pa ents save on travel expenses, and healthcare facili es
can op mize resource alloca on by reducing the strain on
physical infrastructure and minimizing the need for
extensive in-person consulta ons.
Preven ve Care and Early Interven on: Telemedicine
encourages preven ve care and early interven on, which
can lead to cost savings in the long run. Timely
iden fica on and management of health issues prevent
the escala on of condi ons, reducing the financial burden
on both individuals and the healthcare system.
Conclusion:
Telemedicine represents a transforma ve force in
healthcare, especially for rural communi es facing
geographical and resource challenges. By overcoming
barriers to access, providing specialized care, and
empowering both pa ents and local healthcare providers,
telemedicine is driving a healthcare transforma on that
priori zes inclusivity, efficiency, and improved health
outcomes.
As technology con nues to advance, the impact of
telemedicine in bridging the gap in rural healthcare is likely
to expand, crea ng a more equitable and accessible
healthcare landscape for individuals in remote areas.
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22. Industry Insights
The healthcare sector is in a constant state of evolu on, driven
by technological advancements, demographic shi s, and a
growing focus on pa ent-centric care. This ar cle explores the
emerging trends shaping the healthcare industry, providing valuable
insights into the transforma ve forces that are influencing the way
healthcare is delivered, managed, and experienced.
Telehealth and Remote Pa ent Monitoring
Telehealth Expansion: Telehealth has emerged as a transforma ve
trend, accelerated by the need for remote healthcare solu ons.
Virtual consulta ons, remote monitoring of vital signs, and
telemedicine pla orms enable pa ents to access medical services
from the comfort of their homes, improving accessibility and
reducing barriers to care.
Remote Pa ent Monitoring (RPM): RPM technologies, including
wearable devices and connected health tools, allow healthcare
providers to monitor pa ents' health in real- me. This trend not only
enhances pa ent engagement but also enables early detec on of
health issues, leading to proac ve and personalized interven ons.
Ar ficial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML)
Clinical Decision Support Systems: AI and ML are revolu onizing
healthcare through the development of clinical decision support
systems. These systems analyze vast datasets to assist healthcare
professionals in making accurate diagnoses, predic ng pa ent
outcomes, and personalizing treatment plans.
Predic ve Analy cs: Predic ve analy cs powered by AI algorithms
help healthcare organiza ons forecast disease trends, op mize
resource alloca on, and iden fy at-risk pa ent popula ons. This
proac ve approach supports preven ve care strategies and enhances
overall healthcare management.
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24. Pa ent-Centric Care Models
Personalized Medicine: Advances in genomics and
molecular diagnos cs are driving the adop on of
personalized medicine. Tailoring treatment plans based on
an individual's gene c makeup and biomarkers enhances
treatment efficacy, minimizes side effects, and represents a
shi towards more precise and pa ent-centric care.
Pa ent Engagement Technologies: Healthcare providers
are leveraging technology to ac vely involve pa ents in
their care journey. Pa ent portals, mobile apps, and
interac ve communica on tools empower individuals to
manage their health, access medical informa on, and
communicate with their healthcare teams.
Data Interoperability and Health Informa on Exchange
(HIE)
Interoperable EHR Systems: Achieving seamless data
exchange between electronic health record (EHR) systems
is a key focus in the healthcare industry. Interoperability
enhances care coordina on, reduces duplica on of tests
and procedures, and ensures that healthcare professionals
have comprehensive and up-to-date pa ent informa on.
Health Informa on Exchange Networks: HIE networks
facilitate the secure sharing of pa ent informa on across
different healthcare providers and organiza ons. This
interconnected approach enhances care con nuity,
especially for pa ents receiving treatment from mul ple
providers or across various healthcare se ngs.
Cybersecurity and Data Privacy
Enhanced Cybersecurity Measures: As healthcare becomes
more digi zed, protec ng sensi ve pa ent data from cyber
threats is a cri cal priority. The implementa on of robust
cybersecurity measures, encryp on protocols, and regular
audits is essen al to safeguard pa ent informa on and
maintain trust in the healthcare system.
Adherence to Data Privacy Regula ons: Adhering to data
privacy regula ons, such as the Health Insurance
Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) in the United
States, ensures that pa ent data is handled with the
utmost care and compliance. Healthcare organiza ons
must stay updated on evolving privacy laws and
regula ons.
Rise of Virtual Clinical Trials
Decentralized Clinical Trials: Virtual and decentralized
clinical trials leverage digital technologies to conduct
research remotely. This trend enhances pa ent
par cipa on, reduces geographical barriers, and
accelerates the pace of clinical research by leveraging real-
world data and pa ent-generated insights.
Digital Endpoints and Wearable Technologies:
Incorpora ng digital endpoints, o en collected through
wearable devices, provides more comprehensive and
con nuous data in clinical trials. This approach enhances
the accuracy of outcomes assessment, minimizes the
burden on par cipants, and introduces efficiencies into the
research process.
Focus on Mental Health and Well-being
Telepsychiatry and Digital Mental Health Solu ons: The
recogni on of mental health as a cri cal component of
overall well-being has led to the expansion of
telepsychiatry services. Digital mental health solu ons,
including therapy apps and online support communi es,
offer accessible and convenient avenues for individuals
seeking mental health support.
Integra ng Mental Health into Primary Care: Healthcare
providers are increasingly integra ng mental health
services into primary care se ngs. This holis c approach
addresses both physical and mental health needs, reducing
s gma, and ensuring a more comprehensive and pa ent-
centered healthcare experience.
Conclusion:
The healthcare sector is undergoing a profound
transforma on fueled by technological innova on, pa ent-
centric approaches, and a commitment to improving
overall health outcomes. As the industry con nues to
embrace emerging trends such as telehealth, AI-driven
diagnos cs, and personalized medicine, the future of
healthcare holds the promise of increased accessibility,
enhanced efficiency, and improved pa ent experiences.
Staying a uned to these industry insights is crucial for
healthcare professionals, organiza ons, and policymakers
as they navigate the dynamic landscape of healthcare
delivery and management.
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26. The legacy of healthcare leaders
is etched in the lives they touch,
the communities they uplift, and
the innovations they champion.
