Robyn E. Mosher
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Robyn E. Mosher is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of global health, telemedicine, and health systems innovation. Her work focuses on reimagining healthcare delivery for the 21st century, particularly through the development of "Cybercare" — a distributed, networked model of health care that leverages cyberspace to overcome geographic and resource barriers. Her landmark paper, "Cybercare 2.0: meeting the challenge of the global burden of disease in 2030" (2016, 33 citations), outlines a transformative vision where doctors consult via videoconferencing, patients receive remote monitoring, and specialized expertise is shared across regions. This work addresses the pressing need for scalable, equitable health systems capable of handling the rising global disease burden. Mosher’s contributions are especially notable for their forward-looking, systems-level approach, bridging technology, policy, and clinical practice. Her research has influenced discussions on pandemic preparedness, rural health access, and cost-effective care models. By proposing a concrete roadmap for "health care in cyberspace," Mosher has positioned herself as a key voice in the movement toward a more connected, resilient global health infrastructure.
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- 1Cybercare 2.0: meeting the challenge of the global burden of disease in 203033 citations · 2016