In this episode, Nancy Nicewonger and Nick Everhart sit down with Rana Sakr, Director of Health Literacy at the Kennett Library, to explore her journey from medical doctor to community health advocate and how she is empowering individuals to take control of their healthcare decisions through education.
Highlights from the Episode:
• From Medicine to Health Literacy: Rana shares how her experience as a medical doctor and certified diabetes educator led her to a passion for health education and community outreach.
• The Power of Knowledge in Healthcare: She discusses the importance of providing individuals with trusted health information to help them make informed medical decisions.
• Building a Welcoming Community: Rana reflects on her journey from Lebanon to the U.S., her experiences living in various places, and how Kennett Square has become home for her family.
• Bridging the Gap Between Patients and Doctors: She offers insights on how both medical professionals and patients can foster better communication and understanding in healthcare settings.
Join us for this inspiring conversation about the role of health literacy in improving patient outcomes, fostering connection, and making healthcare more accessible for all.
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