How do you perform quality assurance in your digital pathology lab?
In this webinar, we’ll explore different strategies for quality assurance in digital pathology, identify places in the workflow where QA can cause delays and how to tackle these in an efficient way. We will approach these topics in a hands-on way through practical insights that the team of Michigan Medicine has achieved over the years in their QA journey.
After following this webinar, you will have a good understanding of:
The various aspects of QA in whole slide imaging
How to optimize QA to support your lab’s efficiency instead of causing delays
How quality control can help you prepare your lab for implementation of AI support
You should attend this webinar if…
… you want to get inspired about quality assurance and efficiency in digital pathology, how you can optimize your workflows and how you can prepare your lab for the future.
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Our panelists
About Hong Nguyen
Product Manager Digital Pathology at Barco
Hong Nguyen is a Product Manager for Digital Pathology, leading strategic initiatives across hardware and software to accelerate innovation and adoption in the field. At Barco, she drives cross-functional efforts to bring cutting-edge digital solutions to pathology workflows.
Prior to joining Barco, Hong led implementations and customer success at Pramana, where she oversaw scanner installations and optimized digital pathology workflows for clinical environments.
She also spent 13 years at Quest Diagnostics, where she managed projects focused on quality assurance, continuous improvement, and the transformation pathology from analog to digital.
About Peter Ouillette
Digital Pathology Supervisor at Michigan Medicine Department of Pathology
Peter D. Ouillette, MT (ASCP) is the Digital Pathology Supervisor at the Michigan Medicine Department of Pathology in Ann Arbor, MI, where he leads a team of 8 technicians. The team produces whole-slide images for primary diagnosis, as well as for research and education purposes.
He has 11 years of experience with digital pathology and has co-authored several posters and peer-reviewed articles on topics related to digital pathology.
Prior to this role he had a successful career as a lab manager in leukemia genomics at the University of Michigan, co-authoring over 20 academic publications.
