Katerina Sakkoula stands at the intersection of healthcare innovation and effective implementation. As the Head of Affiliate Global Interface at Roche, she and her team are at the forefront of elevating patient safety globally. Katerina offers an important perspective on the transition from sick care to healthcare. Join hosts Thomas and Justin as they explore not only her professional journey, what drives her, where she finds joy, and her vision for the future of healthcare.

Cordula Keppler is a Safety Network Insights Leader for Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products and Non-Onco Hematology at Roche.

With extensive experience in various functions within Roche, including Medical Affairs, Patient Safety, and Regulatory, has given her a systems perspective for the future of healthcare.One of Cordula's most exciting, and personal, contributions is her work with Roche's MedWallet, a groundbreaking therapy accompanying app that is transforming the way patients manage their medications and healthcare information. MedWallet provides a centralized platform where patients can access vital information about their ongoing medications, keep track of their medical care team, and seamlessly share this information with family, friends, and healthcare professionals whenever needed.

In this episode, Thomas and Justin have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Lisa Egbuonu-Davis, MD, MPH, MBA, Vice President of Medical Innovations at Danaher Diagnostics, about the critical role of social determinants in healthcare outcomes. Dr. Egbuonu-Davis is an accomplished global pharma and public health expert, passionate about advocating for equity in healthcare and education, focusing on diversifying the STEM pipeline and expanding the inclusion of minority talents in these fields. With her unique ability to bridge the gap between science and business, Dr. Egbuonu-Davis has led innovative product development that have positively impacted multiple stakeholder communities. She also brings valuable board leadership experience, serving on the board of directors for Omega Healthcare Investors, Avanos Medical, Johns Hopkins Medicine, and the National Advisory Council for the School of Education