Digital pathology is part of our life now – but is your setup the best it can be?

This event is being delivered in partnership with 3DHISTECH and Sysmex UK.

When setting up and running digital (histo and cyto) pathology, the enthusiasm and awe of the early days is quickly replaced by noticing the little niggling things – not everything is in focus, bits are missing, colours look odd, fat is not scanned, connection is flaky, the Windows focus shifts from dictation to the image when you least want it…  and the list goes on.  

The efficient working of any system starts with a good setup, including managing expectations and connecting the systems together. Seamless working with the LIMS and the electronic patient record is still a dream for most users; however several things can be done to help overcome this difficulty.  

Setting the specifications for procurement and selecting the right system starts with honest assessment of your workflow. Finding the right hardware and software, which allows on and off-site working and connecting to Trust IT, requires specialist knowledge, which is often beyond the expertise of pathologists and service managers. Humans are part of the change management too – we need to look at this facet as well. 

This webinar will be delivered by Consultant Histopathologist and Vice President (Professional Practice) of the RCPath, Dr Laszlo Igali. Dr Igali would like to help build confidence in specifying and setting up your digital pathology system.  He will take you through the elements of an ideal setup, with a sensible and lean workflow, together with the additional things needed to make it an end-to-end system.  

Who is this webinar for?

Even if you are already a happy owner of a digital pathology system, Dr Igali’s webinar will offer advice on how to get the most out of your system, for all levels of laboratory and pathology staff.  

The commonest problems with digital setups will be addressed too – and Dr Igali invites you to bring your questions to the webinar as he will build in plenty of time for discussion.  Spread the word – invite your colleagues, service managers, decision makers and IT personnel to participate in the webinar – let’s learn together.