As the adoption of electronic health records (EHR) continues to increase, so does the need to connect lab systems to EMR software. Interfaces are usually one-way, or uni-directional, enabling a referring physician system to receive results from the laboratory. But the next wave to hit involves the use of a bi-directional interface where referring physician’s…
Check out this case study on Pathagility becoming University of North Carolina (UNC) Nephropathology’s digital interface to their physician clients. UNC was able to enhance their existing lab system investment and configure a solution for their specific needs by taking advantage of Pathagility’s Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) cost effective model. Casestudy_UNC (PDF)
In today’s anatomic pathology market how do you as a local or hospital based pathologist hold on to or grow your business? You’ve seen large regional and national labs come in with their marketing reps and take business that was once yours. What are they doing that you can’t? Haven’t you worked with them and…
WorkPath is a flexible, web-based platform that supports the creation of customized laboratory workflows. Some labs need to move from an inflexible, “one size fits all” system with a large total cost of ownership (TCO) price tag, to an affordable environment tailored to their specific needs. WorkPath can support simple and complex workflows across multiple…
Communication and collaboration is at the heart of Pathagility’s next-generation web-portal. In an increasingly collaborative healthcare environment, the need to seamlessly share data, insights, and information is critical. Our collaboration tools create a secure conduit between pathology labs and their clients. By leveraging the tools built into Pathagility, labs can take control of managing communications…
Being able to leverage existing system investments is of paramount importance to many pathology labs due to the significant, sunk costs that they have already incurred implementing their existing systems. Pathagility enhances the capabilities and reach of existing healthcare management systems, and in many cases, can extend the lifespan of current technology investments, such as…
The majority (varying reports of between 60-80%) of all quantifiable data utilized by medical professionals to make health related decisions originate in the lab. While more and more health data is becoming digitized in the lab environment, it is still located in information silos. Figures from the U.S. Census Bureau indicate that there are a…