The Healthcare Services Platform Consortium (HSPC) is looking to create a plug-and-play atmosphere for interoperable healthcare applications. The CMIO at Intermountain Healthcare, one of the founding members, talks with HCI on what it gets out of this initiative.

Whether it’s the CommonWell Health Alliance, the Healtheway initiatives, the Health Level Seven International (HL7)-led Argonaut project or something else, interoperability is the common thread tying together many strange bedfellows in the healthcare IT industry these days.
The Healthcare Services Platform Consortium (HSPC), a nonprofit collaborative group of healthcare stakeholders led by integrated health system, Intermountain Healthcare out of Salt Lake City, is one such effort.

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