The current state of NHS pathology: personal perspectives, Steve Blunden
9.40-10.00
Emerging role of the Biomedical Scientist in diagnostic pathology reporting, Debra Padgett, President Institute of Biomedical Science, Lead healthcare Scientist, Northumbria Healthcare
10.00-10.20
Panel discussion: Steve Blunden, Andrea Gooding, Debra Padgett and moderator
10.25-10.45
Accrediting a Digital pathology service, Asha Velani
10.45-11.30
Tea/coffee
Chair/moderator
Steve Blunden
11.30-11.50
Laboratory readiness for a digital workflow, Andrea Gooding, Specialty General Manager for Cellular Pathology at Nottingham University Hospitals
11.50-12.10
Pathologist readiness for a digital workflow, Runjan Chetty, Chief Medical Officer, Diagnexia
12.10-12.30
AI tools for routine diagnostics, Rob Sykes, Senior Pathology Product Manager, Diagnexia
12.30-13.15
Panel discussion: Steve Blunden, Andrea Gooding, Asha Velani, Runjan Chetty, Rob Sykes
13.20-14.30
Lunch
Chair/moderator
James Johnson, Senior Manager, Technical Integration & Support Diagnexia
14.30-14.55
Biomarkers in cancer diagnostics, Dr Mahomed Dada, Consultant Pathologist at Royal Derby Hospital
14.55-15.20
My approach to reporting endometrial biopsies, Dr Hamid Kazerouni, Deputy Medical Director, Diagnexia
15.20-15.45
How to cut-up and block complex GI specimens, Dr Adam Booth, Assistant Professor, Washington University School of Medicine, St Louis, US
15.45-16.10
Challenges and pitfalls in melanocytic lesions, Dr Mahomed Dada
16.10-16.35
How to handle GU specimens, Dr Pedro Oliveira
16.35-16.50
Panel discussion: James Johnson, Mahomed Dada, Hamid Kazerouni, Adam Booth
16.50-17.45
Tea, demonstration sessions, informal chat
19.00
Dinner at Worcester College
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