2023 saw a shift in digital health from record-breaking funding to consolidation due to market cool, according to CB Insights. The pandemic had inflated innovative funding, which halved to $13.2 billion in 2023, a pre-pandemic level. Mega-rounds exceeding $100 million decreased, however, the median deal size remained high, suggesting resources being focused on fewer, promising ventures. The number of "unicorn" companies decreased, M&A deals nearly doubled, pointing to consolidation focus. Despite the downturn, opportunities for expansion and technology refinement exist in the reshaped ecosystem.

State of Digital Health 2023: From Gold Rush to Consolidation in a Cooling Market Hit Consultant

CIO priorities of 2024: data control, balancing innovation and operational excellence, cybersecurity, talent development, AI deployment, increasing digital acumen, addressing AI talent shortage, data governance, value creation, and cost optimization. Emphasis on talent, AI safety, achieving balance, and strategies to better inform and protect business.

10 top priorities for CIOs in 2024 | CIO CIO

Study demonstrates large language models (LLMs) like GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 can simulate clinical reasoning with prompt engineering, improving integration into healthcare. Comparing traditional chain-of-thought (CoT) prompting to diagnostic prompts, GPT models use large volumes of text data for tasks like writing clinical notes and medical exams. Tested on revised MedQA and NEJM datasets, GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 exhibit improved reasoning but not accuracy. GPT-4 shows better accuracy overall, 78% with analytical reasoning prompts, Bayesian inferences and differential diagnostic reasoning. These findings help overcome 'black box' limitations of LLMs, improving user trust.

AI steps up in healthcare: GPT-3.5 and 4 excel in clinical reasoning News Medical

Biden administration partners with Instacart, Rockefeller Foundation, and Feeding America for 'Food is Medicine' summit. HHS aims to leverage food for healthier living, focusing on nutrition to diminish health risks. Programs target marginalized communities' health improvement, access to nutritious food, and hunger issues.

Biden administration to launch Instacart partnership as part of ‘Food is Medicine’ summit | The Hill The Hill