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Matthew G. Hanna, MD, is Vice Chair of Pathology Informatics at UPMC and Director of AI Operations for CPACE. He trained at MSKCC and Mount Sinai and previously led Digital Pathology Informatics at MSK. He chairs the CAP AI Committee and serves on the DPA Executive Board. His expertise includes digital and computational pathology, with clinical interests in breast pathology, informatics, image analysis, AI, and implementation.
The landscape of precision medicine is evolving at rapid speed, requiring new technologies to meet this demand. Computational pathology is a potentially transformative AI technology currently being used for the next generation of novel companion diagnostics. This workshop features a dynamic panel discussion on future trends, delving into the complexities and potential impact of computational pathology companion diagnostics.
-Discuss Computational Pathology in Drug Development & Regulatory Considerations: Understand the use of computational pathology in clinical trials and review the regulatory considerations needed to approve companion diagnostics which include AI.
-Navigate Reimbursement Pathways: Identify critical considerations for reimbursement to bridge the gap between diagnostics development and clinical adoption
-Build the Business Case: Explore the clinical, operational and financial considerations that drive lab decisions to adopt computational pathology
-Explore Practical Implementation: Dive into real-world laboratory requirements for implementing and validating computational pathology workflows, emphasizing operational feasibility.
Join us to connect emerging technologies to laboratory decision-making, ensuring a clear business case for adoption and implementation.