Advancing Digital Pathology Workflows with Stanford Health Care Webinar Replay
Watch the replay of Advancing Digital Pathology Workflows with Stanford Health Care, where experts from Stanford Health Care and Dicom Systems go beyond basic functionality and demonstrate how the Unifier® platform supports some of the most complex digital pathology workflows in the industry.
Digital pathology adoption is accelerating, but most health systems continue to face common barriers:
- Proprietary file formats that limit interoperability
- Siloed workflows that slow down collaboration
- Lack of LIS/EHR integration
- The challenge of scaling whole-slide imaging across enterprise environments
In this webinar, leaders from Stanford Health Care and Dicom Systems share insights from Stanford’s digital pathology rollout. You will learn how a vendor-neutral, DICOM-based strategy drives interoperability, scalability, and clinical readiness.
This is your opportunity to see how Stanford addresses interoperability, scalability, and compliance challenges in digital pathology.
Speakers:
- Jonathan Shoemaker, Executive Director, Imaging Systems and Services, Stanford Health Care
- Heather Kimball, Senior Manager, IT Clinical Applications, Stanford Health Care
- Florent Saint-Clair, COO, Dicom Systems
Agenda:
- Welcome and Introduction
- Digital Pathology Adoption Checklist
- Six Key Areas for Digital Pathology Deployment
- Stanford Health Care: 10 Practical Recommendations for Rolling Out Digital Pathology
- Enhancing Patient Care
- Q&A
What You’ll Learn:
- Lessons learned from Stanford’s digital pathology rollout
- How to convert proprietary slide formats into DICOM for interoperability
- Strategies for integrating LIS/EHR systems with HL7 and enabling AI-driven workflows
- How to ensure privacy through de-identification of whole-slide images
- Scalable approaches for case assignment, patient matching, and vendor-neutral archiving (VNA)