Beyond The Scope, a new podcast by the Digital Pathology Association, focuses on hot topics in digital pathology. Co-hosts Dr. Giovanni Lujan (OSUWMC) and Dr. David Tulman (Instapath) converse with key opinion leaders in an engaging format discussing all of the new research, technology, and workflows emerging in digital pathology. Beyond The Scope aims to cover specific topics ranging from artificial intelligence to computational pathology, whole slide imaging to in/ex-vivo microscopy, regulation and commercialization, and more! For more information on the DPA, please visit https://digitalpathologyassociation.org/.
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episode 1: EHSAN ULLAH, HEALTH NEW ZEALAND
Dr. Ehsan Ullah is a pathologist and operations manager of anatomic pathology laboratories for Health New Zealand. He joins Beyond The Scope to discuss the pathology landscape in New Zealand and how digital technologies and artificial intelligence modules can improve efficiencies of the public health system. Additionally, he shares his work developing large language learning models as an aid to existing diagnostic tools...
episode 2: DAVID WEST, PROSCIA
David West is a computational biologist, entrepreneur, and co-founder of Proscia. Proscia is a company advancing data-driven pathology with its Concentriq platform and computational solutions. David joins this episode live from Orlando to discuss how the digital pathology market has changed in the last 5 years. Next, he shares insight on scaling up and hiring in digital pathology. Finally, David speculates what the next wave of innovations will bring to pathology...
episode 3: SYLVIA ASA, UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS CLEVELAND
Sylvia Asa is an endocrine pathologist leading University Hospitals in Cleveland, OH into the era of digital pathology. Previously, Dr. Asa was the Head of Pathology at Canada's largest hospital network, where she successfully built a digital pathology workflow. Dr. Asa joins Beyond The Scope to reflect on 20 years of working with digital pathology. Key discussion points include interoperability, surprising technologies, and the patient-pathologist relationship...
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