Sarah Struble has a passion for healthcare and the role business can play in improving lives. She explored that interest while working at the United Nations Foundation with the mHealth Alliance, an organization that used digital technologies to improve health in developing countries. Just prior to joining Cisco, Sarah attended the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School and focused on marketing and healthcare management.
Sarah loves to travel and has worked in several countries in Africa, Asia, and South America. She now lives Washington D.C. with her labradoodle named Watson.
To address the challenges associated with physician shortages, Deutsche Bahn partnered with Cisco to create the Medibus, a medical practice on wheels with state-of-the-art IT infrastructure.
When telehealth solutions are supported by data and the right IT infrastructure, healthcare can become more accessible and affordable, and quality improves.
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It’s no secret security breaches are on the rise. From April to June 2018, 3.14 million patient records were breached, up from 1.12 million breached from January to March of...