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A Novel Method Enables General Pathologists to Create Web Dynamic Forms for Synoptic Tumor Reporting.

Zhenhong Qu^1,2, Keran Zhao³, Jason Guo Jin⁴

¹From the Department of Pathology, Beaumont Hospital-Royal Oak, Royal Oak, Michigan (Z. Qu, Lai).

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A new serverless Web platform allows pathologists to easily create and customize Web dynamic forms (WbDFs) for structured tumor reporting, overcoming previous technical and cost barriers for efficient pathology reporting.

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Introduction of an Integrated Pathology Image Management, Artificial Intelligence, and Reporting System

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Area of Science:

Pathology informatics
Digital pathology
Medical reporting systems

Background:

Pathologists face daily challenges with tumor reporting, where efficient methodologies are crucial.
Current transcription-mediated reporting using static checklists is less advantageous than Web dynamic forms (WbDFs).
WbDF adoption has been hindered by the need for complex back-end systems and costly updates.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a serverless Web platform to overcome WbDF adoption obstacles.
To enable users to create, customize, use, and download WbDFs as synoptic templates for structured tumor reporting.
To eliminate the need for complex back-end systems and reduce costs associated with reporting content updates.

Main Methods:

Deployment of ReactJS as the core Web platform technology.
Creation of form components using JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) files.
Utilization of JSON files to generate WbDFs within the Web platform for pathology reports.

Main Results:

Pathologists can independently create and customize reporting templates (WbDFs) on the platform.
Generated WbDFs can be used to create pathology reports, which can be stored and shared like standard documents.
The system eliminates the need for back-end system modifications and programming skills for users.

Conclusions:

The developed strategy removes the requirement for complex back-end systems and associated costs for updating tumor-reporting standards.
This facilitates the adoption of the WbDF method by removing technological drawbacks related to content updates.
The approach opens new avenues for organizing, updating, and implementing tumor-reporting systems.