The College of American Pathologists (CAP) hosted a virtual media briefing featuring leading pathologists—the physicians who biopsy and diagnose disease. The media briefing took place Thurs., June 22 from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Eastern, and consisted of three panelists with CAP president Emily E. Volk, MD, FCAP.
Experts addressed:
- What exactly is Artificial Intelligence (AI)?
- What is the role of AI in the pathology practice – from testing to diagnosis of disease? Will AI replace pathologists?
- What does AI mean for community pathologists and possibly rural hospitals?
- What is the vision ahead given the crowded “noise” around AI right now and especially when it comes to pathology?
Watch the recording above.
Moderator:
Emily E. Volk, MD, FCAP
President, College of the American Pathologists
Vice President of Pathology and Clinical Laboratories for the University of Louisville Health System
Associate Professor of Pathology at the University of Louisville School of Medicine
Panelists:
Eric Glassy, MD, FCAP
Chair, CAP Information Technology Leadership Committee
Community pathologist in Southern California
Director of Pathology at Providence Little Company, Mary Medical Center, San Pedro
Patricia Raciti, MD, FCAP
Member, CAP Digital & Computational Pathology Committee
Scientific Director within Molecular Pathology, Oncology Translational Research Division, Janssen Pharmaceuticals
Leader of the Working Group to revise the Digital Pathology Resource Guide
Matthew G Hanna, MD, FCAP
Vice-chair, CAP Artificial Intelligence Committee
Director, Digital Pathology Informatics, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York City