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The Future of Pathology Is Digital

How the DPA is turning innovation into clinical reality through standards, education, and regulatory collaboration

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The Digital Pathology Association (DPA) is advancing digital pathology integration into healthcare, focusing on regulatory pathways, interoperability, and educational resources. Leaders like Scott M. Blakely and Chhavi Chauhan emphasize the DPA's role in uniting stakeholders, driving adoption, and improving patient outcomes through technology. Their initiatives, including an online ROI calculator, support a data-driven approach to implementation. As digital pathology evolves, it enhances the pathologist's role, aiming for a future where technology complements clinical expertise.

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The Future of Pathology Is Digital

  • by Jessica Allerton

  • March 19, 2026

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