Yale Cancer Center Grand Rounds
Sylvie Leotin was invited to speak at Yale's prestigious Schwartz Rounds, where she discussed how personal adversity inspired her mission to improve patient care. In her impactful talk, she highlighted five crucial elements that transformed significant challenges into meaningful healthcare innovations. Through a combination of personal stories and professional insights, Sylvie illustrated how healthcare providers can reconnect with their calling as healers and discover opportunities for transformation within their own experiences.
American Society of Transplantation Keynote
During the keynote address at the American Society of Transplantation's Cutting Edge of Transplantation Summit, Sylvie Leotin shared a compelling vision for transforming healthcare. Drawing on her personal experiences and innovative research from Emory School of Medicine, she highlighted essential pathways to develop a healthcare system rooted in dignity, empathy, and genuine inclusivity. Her powerful message received a standing ovation and ignited important discussions about the need for systemic change in transplant care.
American Society of Clinical Oncology Podcast
Episode 6: Patient-Provider Relationships, Culture, and Communication
Sylvie Leotin contributed her unique perspective to ASCO's expert panel, discussing crucial solutions for strengthening patient-provider relationships in cancer care. In this engaging conversation moderated by Dr. Randy Vince, she shared insights from her personal cancer journey and research, highlighting innovative approaches to rebuilding trust and improving communication across cultural barriers in cancer care.
How To Be A Mission-Driven Entrepreneur
Sylvie Leotin, a cancer survivor and multidisciplinary expert, founded Equify Health to address racial disparities in healthcare. Drawing from her personal experiences and diverse background in ballet, AI, and product management, she aims to improve healthcare outcomes for patients of color. Leotin's mission-driven entrepreneurship focuses on understanding and elevating the experiences of marginalized patients in medical treatment and research.