Intraoperative Frozen Section (IFS) and Rapid On-Site Evaluation (ROSE) are cornerstones of timely diagnostic decision-making. But today, their effectiveness is under pressure: rising disease incidence and critical shortages in qualified pathologists and lab staff are straining workflows, delaying diagnoses, and jeopardizing patient outcomes.
This white paper presents a path forward—exploring how whole slide imaging (WSI) can transform traditionally location-bound practices into agile, remote-enabled services. Discover how digital pathology is no longer a future vision, but a current solution to preserve clinical precision while adapting to real-world constraints.
This white paper, sponsored by Grundium, explores how organizations can:
- Understand the impact of workforce shortages on intraoperative frozen section (IFS) and rapid on-site evaluation (ROSE) workflows, and how these shortages affect diagnostic efficiency and patient outcomes.
- Navigate the clinical and operational challenges associated with pathologist availability, especially during interventional procedures requiring immediate evaluation.
- Evaluate the potential of whole slide imaging (WSI) to transition traditionally onsite IFS and ROSE support into scalable remote solutions without sacrificing diagnostic quality.
- Adopt strategic approaches to remote pathology support that enhance workflow efficiency, reduce diagnostic delays, and optimize clinical resources.
Empower your organization to meet growing diagnostic demands with scalable, remote-ready solutions for pathology support. Fill out the form to download your copy.