Health IT leadership has seen relatively high turnover, interface engine usage continues to be diverse and most organizations plan to stay with their current interface engines. Those are some of the findings of the 2014 HL7 Interface Technology Survey.

The healthcare industry is on the cusp of a major change as technology companies support a consumer-driven industry that will shape the way healthcare is delivered, according to a report from Oliver Wyman.

The College of Healthcare Information Management Executives has awarded Iatric Systems, a health IT integration company, and its customer Mich.-based Memorial Healthcare, its 2014 Collaboration Award.

The College of Healthcare Information Management Executives is teaming up with KLAS Enterprises, a research firm, to accelerate and enhance industry performance and support all stakeholders in healthcare transformation.

This week in health IT it’s all about innovation. The Center for Connected Health held its annual symposium, Cleveland Clinic its Medical Innovation Summit and DreamIt Health Ventures had a demonstration day showcasing amazing uses of technology to achieve the triple aim.

DreamIt Health Philadelphia held a demonstration day Oct. 30 when start-up companies pitched their products that aim to disrupt healthcare.

The College of Healthcare Information Management Executives and the American Hospital Association's Health Forum announced plans to work together to enhance the development of the Most Wired Survey and Benchmarking Study, which annually measures the growth of IT use and adoption among U.S. hospitals.

“Systems medicine is at a tipping point and is transforming healthcare,” said Leroy Hood, MD, PhD, president and co-founder of the Institute for Systems Biology, in his keynote address at the Cleveland Clinic Medical Innovation Summit on Oct. 28.