This month: Abridge maps out its strategy to connect health systems, payers, and pharma using real-time patient data at the point of care, and announces partnerships with Eli Lilly and Nvidia. Also inside, new research finds AI models score in the 90s on medical knowledge benchmarks but fall to the mid-40s when tested on real clinical language, and Rock Health finds 57% of US adults now own a wearable, with 59% sharing that data with their providers.

This is a special research publication that analyzes how AI is being viewed and deployed across the four key stakeholders driving digital health transformation: health systems, physicians, payers, and pharma. The report covers 48 storylines across the four stakeholders, combining Circle Square's research and editorial curation with fresh perspectives from leading generative AI models to provide a unique view of what's emerging in each segment.

This month: KLAS Research confirms Epic's continued dominance of the acute care EHR market, with 57% of hospital beds. Also inside, AVIA's buyers guide for virtual nursing breaks down the ten core capabilities health systems should be evaluating, five leading health systems share how they're putting AI to work, and a new Ipsos analysis finds consumer brands and healthcare organizations converging on the same territory, with neither side having clear ownership yet.