Radiology imaging: Transitioning to brilliant workflows boosts productivity by 30%
Release Date: 10/13/2022
A decade of digital pathology: The path forward
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In this fifth and final episode of our mini-series celebrating Sectra’s 10-year anniversary in digital pathology, we reflect on the transformative journey that has brought us here—and look ahead to the possibilities that will shape pathology’s future. Host Elin Abrahamsson welcomes two distinguished guests: Dr. Anna Bodén, MD Consultant pathologist and researcher at Region Östergötland, and Sectra’s CEO Torbjörn Kronander, for a forward-thinking discussion about overcoming healthcare’s growing demands and fully realizing the potential of digital pathology. Together, they...
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A decade of digital pathology : The current state of digital pathology
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In episode four, we explore the current state of digital pathology and the advanced innovations shaping the field today. From fully digitized workflows to the implementation of AI in clinical practice, this episode highlights the incredible progress made in the digital transformation journey and the opportunities that lie ahead. Host Elin Kindberg, General Manager for Sectra’s pathology solution, is joined by Professor Anne Vincent-Salomon, MD Director of the Institute of Women’s Cancer by the Institut CURIE, and Head of the Pathology Department at Institut CURIE in...
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A decade of digital pathology: The path to full digital adoption
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In this third episode of our special mini-series marking Sectra’s 10-year anniversary of digital pathology, we tackle one of the most critical milestones in the digital transformation journey: scaling up and achieving full digital adoption. Host Elin Abrahamsson is joined by MD Pathologist Dr. Mustafa Yousif, Associate Chief Medical Information Officer, Assistant Professor of Pathology Informatics, and Director of Digital Pathology at the University of Michigan in, and Elin Kindberg, General Manager and Global product Manager for Digital Pathology at Sectra, to explore what it takes...
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A decade of digital pathology: The first digital leap
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In this second episode of our special mini-series marking Sectra’s 10-year anniversary of digital pathology, we explore the early days of transitioning from analogue to digital workflows. Host Elin Abrahamsson is joined by two guests: Nikolas Stathonikos, Principal Investigator at UMC Utrecht, and Elin Kindberg, General Manager and Global Product Manager for Digital Pathology at Sectra. Together, they reflect on Sectra’s very first digital pathology solution—discussing the concept of creating and using a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) to see product fit, the challenges of analogue...
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A decade of digital pathology: From glass slides to digital dreams
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Sectra is proud to celebrate 10 years of transforming healthcare with brilliant digital pathology workflows. To do so, we're marking this milestone with a special podcast mini-series. In its first episode, Dr. Anna Bodén, MD, Consultant Pathologist at Linköping University Hospital, reflects on the early days of digital pathology. She shares her firsthand experience of transitioning from physical glass slides to enabling seamless, digitized multidisciplinary team meetings—and more. Joining the conversation is Claes Lundström, Sectra’s Research Director and adjunct professor at...
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AI in radiology: Greater Manchester's path to AI in chest x-ray imaging
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Considering adopting and deploying AI applications within your healthcare organization? In this episode of Let’s Talk Enterprise Imaging, Dr. Rhidian Bramley, consultant radiologist at The Christie NHS Trust and clinical lead for Diagnostics, Digital, and Innovation with the Greater Manchester Cancer Alliance, shares insights on Greater Manchester's path to implementing AI in chest x-ray imaging. Dr. Bramley discusses how and when the journey began, the procurement process, challenges encountered, benefits anticipated, lessons learned, and the value of collaborating with Sectra when adopting...
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Genomics: From co-development to go-live—Inside Penn Medicine and Sectra's genomics journey
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How do leading institutions bring innovative genomics solutions from concept to reality? Dr. Salvatore Priore, Assistant Professor at Penn Medicine, and Fredrik Lysholm, General Manager of Genomics IT at Sectra, discuss co-developing and implementing a cutting-edge genomics solution. Learn how this collaboration advances integrated diagnostics, enhancing precision medicine and cancer care. Fredrik Lysholm, General Manager of Genomics IT, Sectra Salvatore Priore, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor of Clinical Pathology & Laboratory Medicine, Penn Medicine IN THIS EPISODE: [00:04]...
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Radiology imaging: Why structured reporting is the key to success
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What is the real value of standardizing the data format and utilizing structured fields? Prof. Dr. Tobias Heye, Radiologist, Department of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine, University Hospital Basel, Switzerland, together with Jonatan Ekström, Global Product Manager for PACS Workflow & Reporting, Sectra, discuss how radiology reports can be transformed into valuable repositories of information that enable researchers and clinicians to mine insights, discover trends, and make evidence-based decisions. Tune in! Dr. Tobias Heye, Radiologist, Department of Radiology and Nuclear...
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Radiology imaging: The power of remote reading—why radiologists should never settle for less
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In a world where remote reading has become the standard practice, how can you enable efficient reading for radiologists? Dr. Gloria Hwang, Clinical Professor of Radiology at Stanford University, shares valuable insights into Stanford’s remote reading program, emphasizing the role of a high-performing PACS and innovative tools in seamlessly connecting radiologists and healthcare professionals, even when miles apart. Dr. Gloria Hwang, Clinical Professor of Radiology, Associate Chair, Clinical Operations, Dept. of Radiology, Stanford University Petra Granlund, VP of Global Customer...
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Digital pathology: The transition from glass slides to digital success
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Transitioning from whole slide to digital pathology isn’t just a shift—it’s a true evolution. Derek Holzhauser, CIO, and Zoe Vayanos, Manager of Operations at The Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia Quality Assurance Programs guide us through the QAP’s transition to digital technology. Get an inside look at their journey, explore the practical impact of this transformation, and learn about the new opportunities it unlocked. Derek Holzhauser, CIO, The Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia Quality Assurance Programs Zoe Vayanos, Manager of Operations, The Royal College...
info_outlineWhat is essential to keep up with rising imaging volumes in radiology? Amy Thompson of Signify Research leads a discussion with radiologists from the University of Michigan, the NHS Foundation Trust, and Maastricht University Medical Center about the importance of a tailored radiology solution to avoid bottlenecks throughout the day.
- Amy Thompson, Senior Market Analyst, Signify Research
- Dr. Jessica Fried, Abdominal Radiologist and Imaging Informaticist, University of Michigan
- Dr. Mark Griffiths, Consultant Paediatric Radiologist, Southampton University Hospitals NHS Trust
- Dr. Martijn Nobel, Radiologist, Medical Information Officer, Maastricht University Medical Center
IN THIS EPISODE:
- [01:59] The current state of radiology
- [07:16] How subspecialization has evolved as a result of technological advancement, which has resulted in increased workload
- [12:06] Allocation and workflow orchestration
- [21:32] Sharing information with other interfaces and third-party apps
- [24:00] The impact on software being customized and personalized as opposed to having to adapt
- [27:53] The definition of brilliant workflows for each of the doctors
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- The amount of imaging and technology has greatly increased which has upped the workload for radiologists, but the expectation and time requirements have stayed the same.
- AI is both exciting and a little scary to most in the medical imaging field. There is always some concern about whether it will replace radiologists' jobs, but its potential to help is incredible and can maximize productivity.
- Customization on top of standardization is key when creating technology for radiologists. They have different preferences in how they interpret images and how they work best.
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