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Sarah Struble

Marketing Manager

Global Healthcare Marketing

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.

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January 17, 2019

HEALTHCARE

Peak anxiety – How to quell patient data security fears and stay one step ahead of hackers

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 2018[1]. Increasing vulnerability of records, coupled with rising patient anxiety about healthcare data security[2], means cyb…

August 22, 2018

HEALTHCARE

The last time I was in a hospital – Exploring the impact of mobility on experience

The last time I was in a hospital was to visit my friend. Her mom was sick, and I went to keep my friend company. We decided to meet in the cafeteria. The Lyft dropped me off at the ER, and then I wandered through the massive hospital complex. I took two different elevators, turned around twice, and…

August 16, 2018

HEALTHCARE

Hospital IT – A bottle neck or platform for innovation?

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 workflows. These capabilities are coupled with the operational needs to reduc…

July 25, 2018

HEALTHCARE

First year residents: What to expect on day one and beyond

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 so many years of study and training. And you aren’t alone. You are one of the approximately 30,000 first year residents starting their medica…

June 26, 2018

HEALTHCARE

Couldn’t make it to Cisco Live? Here are the healthcare highlights

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 capabilities. But those weren’t the only healthcare highlights this year. The keynote kicked off with an impactful healthcare story. Childr…

June 5, 2018

HEALTHCARE

The Countdown Begins – Find out What Cisco Healthcare Has Planned for Cisco Live US

Get ready, Orlando. In less than one week, Cisco customers and partners will be heating things up! Cisco Live (June 10th-14th at the Orange County Convention Center) brings together visionary thought leaders in IT and business and Cisco executives, more than 1,000 educational sessions, Cisco’s top p…

May 3, 2018

HEALTHCARE

Information at your fingertips: a game-changer and a challenge for healthcare

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 inputting information into electronic health records (EHRs). Add in communications amongst doctors…

April 26, 2018

HEALTHCARE

See. Hear. Reason. Analyze. Decide: How close are we to AI in healthcare?

It’s easy to get excited (and maybe a little nervous) about artificial intelligence (AI). In the simplest sense, AI is an advanced capability of machines to learn from what it experiences and make inferences from data – similar to how a brain processes information[1]. It’s a big shift from healthcar…

April 18, 2018

HEALTHCARE

A recipe for health IT success. Are you missing the key ingredient?

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 interactions, including remote consultations, ubiquitous connectivity, n…