Thu, Dec 11, 2014

Key Steps to a Successful Digital Pathology System Implementation

A successful digital pathology system implementation depends upon careful planning and commitment. Most pathologists are hesitant to move from […]

Tue, Dec 2, 2014

How Many Doctors Does It Take To Change a Light Bulb?

Change? Why would we want to do that? In 1993, George Halvorsan, Chairman and CEO of Kaiser Permanente from […]

Wed, Nov 19, 2014

Managing Your Risk

All the recent news about Ebola has likely left no laboratorian unscathed in terms of preparing for the worst […]

Tue, Oct 7, 2014

The Digitization and Democratization of Healthcare

Two weeks ago, healthcare news headlines and Twitter made hundreds of thousands of references to Dr. Eric Topol’s keynote […]

Tue, Sep 23, 2014

Robo-Pathologist Will Still Require Human Intervention

I read with interest a recent article entitled “If A Computer Can Diagnose Cancer, Will Doctors Become Obsolete?”. The […]

Thu, Sep 11, 2014

Kimberly’s Story and the Power of Pathology 2.0

Today, Keith Kaplan posted the following blog on his tissuepathology.com site. We are reposting here because we couldn’t agree […]

Thu, Sep 4, 2014

Disruptive, Enabling, or Standard of Care

An old (-er, I mean experienced) pediatric cardiothoracic surgeon once told me, “The heart is not a music box, […]

Tue, Aug 26, 2014

Why Are More Physicians Choosing Startups?

Some time ago I came across some videos and a TED talk by Dr. Zubin Damania aka ZDoggMD. Born […]

Tue, Aug 5, 2014

It’s 2 AM – Do You Know Where Your Pathologist Is?

A friend of mine recently put me on to some old, and not so old, articles about radiology services […]

Thu, Jul 31, 2014

Is Telepathology Poised for a Giant Leap Forward?

Current technologies can enable real time access to expert pathology specialists for case review and secondary interpretations and are particularly […]

Tue, Jul 22, 2014

Capacity or Lean? Maintaining Margins at Expense of Timely Service and Quality

For my nearly 30 years of working in health care – in some form or another – I’ve repeatedly […]

Tue, Jul 1, 2014

1st of July: Moving Up Over Black Coffee

I arrived for my away rotation early. I was scheduled to be at the Office of The Chief Medical […]

Thu, Jun 19, 2014

What is a Pathology Consultation? When is it Used?

Pathologists frequently mention “I consulted on this” or “I sent this case off to a consultant” or “We were […]

Thu, Jun 12, 2014

Want to be a better Pathology Director? Get In…and Out of The Lab

In medical school, the pathologists would come to lecture during second year, and while they had their own subspecialty […]

Thu, Jun 5, 2014

Corista Receives Frost & Sullivan’s Product Innovation Award

According to the College of American Pathologists (CAP) 2013 data, approximately 80 percent of the world’s pathologists are based […]

Thu, May 29, 2014

Pursuit of Overseas Business is FAQ in Digital Pathology Conversations

In nearly every conversation we have with major hospital centers and pathology labs, the question comes up about how […]

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Key Steps to a Successful Digital Pathology System Implementation

How Many Doctors Does It Take To Change a Light Bulb?

Managing Your Risk

The Digitization and Democratization of Healthcare

Robo-Pathologist Will Still Require Human Intervention

Kimberly’s Story and the Power of Pathology 2.0

Disruptive, Enabling, or Standard of Care

Why Are More Physicians Choosing Startups?

It’s 2 AM – Do You Know Where Your Pathologist Is?

Is Telepathology Poised for a Giant Leap Forward?

Capacity or Lean? Maintaining Margins at Expense of Timely Service and Quality

1st of July: Moving Up Over Black Coffee

What is a Pathology Consultation? When is it Used?

Want to be a better Pathology Director? Get In…and Out of The Lab

Corista Receives Frost & Sullivan’s Product Innovation Award

Pursuit of Overseas Business is FAQ in Digital Pathology Conversations

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