Jane Sarasohn
Jane has a knack for understanding how technology will change the future of health care. She combines her expertise in business and economics with insights from social sciences, medicine, and other fields to help organizations anticipate changes that could affect their strategy or operations. Jane’s work spans healthcare stakeholders – patients, providers (hospitals/health systems), payers (insurance companies), suppliers like device manufacturers.
The Health Populi blog is now updated twice-weekly by Jane’s team at Deloitte Consulting LLP, where she advises clients on emerging trends related to people, technology, and health policy.
Jane’s career spans many different fields of expertise: she is an international speaker with talks ranging from “The Future of Healthcare” to “How Technology Impacts Patient Care.”
If you’ve ever wondered where we are headed with our advancements in medical science or if there could be some potential problems down the line like shortages due to automation…Jane might have answers for you!
Jane Sarasohn Articles
How the Growth of GLP-1s in the U.S. Pharmacy Channel Illustrates Many Challenges and Opportunities for Consumer-Directed and Retail Health
The nature of retail pharmacy is changing, with both threats and opportunities re-shaping the business itself, and the pharmacy’s role…
COVID-19 Further Splits American Society as Trust Continues to Erode – a 5-Year Perspective from Pew
The partisan divide in the U.S., exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, could set the stage for another public health emergency…
Physicians’ Confidence In and Use of AI is Rising, AMA Finds – Coupling Demand With Many Enabling Factors
Doctors’ use of and demand for augmented intelligence in medical practice is on the rise — with many factors that…
Health/Care at Super Bowl LIX, GLP-1s, Kaiser and Tufts on Food-As-Medicine, and the RFK, Jr. Factor: A Health Consumer Check-In
In the wake of the always-creative ads for Super Bowl and last Sunday’s LIX bout, game-watchers got to see a…
Health Consumer Check-In: From Digital Detox to Analog Wellness, Social Re-Wilding, and a Return to the Bookstore
As humans have undergone personal digital transformations, living omni-channel and appreciating the conveniences that being switched-on can bring, there’s a…
Measuring Progress for Life Sciences: Trust, Patient Access, and Prevention at a Fork in the Road of Public Health
How will we know if the life sciences sector is advancing in 2025? This is the question asked at the…
Some Bipartisan Concurrence on Health Care Issues in the U.S. – But Trust in Health Care Isn’t Bipartisan – KFF’s January 2025 Polls
Two polls from one poll source paint at once a bipartisan and bipolar picture of U.S. health citizens when it…
Can the Private Sector Serve Up Sufficient Health Media to Compensate for Public Sector Gaps?
In researching several .gov websites from last Monday 20th January 2025, I had an ongoing frustrating user experience in being…
There’s a Health Gap for Women Around the World – and the World Economic Forum Has a Blueprint to Fix It
Even though women comprise one-half of the world’s population, their health outcomes and inputs do not match up to men’s:…