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.
The evolution of healthcare is propelled by shifting patient, caregiver, clinician, and staff expectations. And this “new normal” demands IT-driven experiences – mobility, IoT, reliable EHRs, and technology integrated into...
Congratulations! You are officially a doctor now. Are you nervous? Excited? You want to do a good job[1]. Your first day in the hospital is the culmination of...
Cisco Live was a whirlwind of a week. We had a lot planned in the World of Solutions and for our healthcare session on measuring your hospital’s infrastructure...
We have a lot of great sessions, demos, and networking activities planned for Cisco Live US in Orlando this year that will bring the healthcare experience to life.
Just think of the volume of healthcare data being collected, stored, accessed, and used to make medical decisions every day. It’s generated by IoT medical devices, clinical workstations, and clinicians...
Quicker diagnoses, new treatments, reduced risk of medical errors, and voice-enabled advice... The prospects for AI in healthcare are numerous, but what will it take to achieve them?
Healthcare has evolved beyond business as usual. The people who touch healthcare —patients, family members, clinicians, administrators, and IT—expect more than they used to. They are demanding increasingly sophisticated digital...
As new tools to power patient care are developed, healthcare organizations are tempted to jump in and take advantage of the new technology as quickly as possible - especially in today's hyper-competitive environment.
Thomas Yaw Berko rides an old bicycle 30km each way to reach some of the communities he works in as a volunteer health worker in southern Ghana. For the...