With a need to have access to clinical images across the health system, some hospitals and health systems are blazing a trail to add digital pathology to the mix. See how University Hospitals’ pathology department has gotten pathologists fluent and confident in digital pathology. And how their team has united pathology PACS with radiology PACS for breast rad-path MDT meetings. The way the experts see it, we are on the brink of myriad of benefits: expanding the reach of pathologists, improving quality of work and quality of care, cutting patient wait times, streamlining multi-disciplinary team meetings and offering more data rich decision-making.
Learning Objectives
- Learn how the team at UH is using enterprise imaging to view digital pathology images alongside radiology images in MDT meetings
- Define the decision-making team key to implementing digital pathology successfully
- Questions to ask to define your facility’s needs in digital pathology
Target Audience
- Chiefs/Directors of Radiology
- Radiologists
- CMOs
- Pathology Director/Pathologists
- Clinical Administrators
- Hospital and Health System C-Suite
Featuring
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Clifford Harding, MD, PhD Chair of Pathology and Co-Director of the Diagnostic Institute
| Hannah Gilmore, MD Division Chief of Anatomic Pathology and Director of the Breast Pathology Service | Donna Plecha, MD Division Chief for Breast Imaging and Mammography at UH Cleveland Medical Center and the Interim Co-Chairman in the Department of Radiology, University Hospitals |
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Anant Madabhushi, PhD Director of the Center of Computational Imaging and Personalized Diagnostics Case Western Reserve University
| Mary Ann Klein Manager of Anatomic Pathology
| Mary C. Tierney Moderator, VP and Chief Content Officer, TriMed Media
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