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Douglas J Hartman¹

¹Department of Anatomic Pathology, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, 200 Lothrop Street, A-607, Pittsburgh, PA 15213, USA.

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Summary

Optimizing pathologist workflow involves managing variables and leveraging technology. Software solutions and evolving health records offer avenues to improve surgical pathology efficiency and reporting.

Keywords:

Computerized provider order entry Image-embedded reports Pre–sign-out quality assurance Voice recognition

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Area of Science:

Pathology
Medical Informatics
Health Systems Management

Background:

Pathologist workflow is complex, influenced by numerous variables.
Surgical pathologists perform diverse tasks leading to final pathology reports.
Current systems present opportunities for workflow enhancement.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify key areas and technologies for improving pathologist workflow.
To explore the impact of recent healthcare system changes on pathology practice.
To anticipate workflow adjustments due to new technologies like whole-slide imaging.

Main Methods:

Review of existing software systems for workflow enhancement.
Analysis of recent changes in diagnostic coding and electronic health records.
Consideration of emerging technologies in pathology diagnostics.

Main Results:

Voice recognition, quality assurance, image utilization, and computerized provider order entry are key software tools.
Diagnostic coding changes and centralized EHRs offer new workflow improvement potential.
Whole-slide imaging is poised to introduce further workflow modifications.

Conclusions:

Multiple technological and systemic factors influence pathologist workflow optimization.
Strategic implementation of software and adaptation to EHRs can enhance efficiency.
Anticipating and integrating new technologies like whole-slide imaging is crucial for future pathology practice.