5 Key Takeaways

• 1

  Digital technologies in computational pathology are now integral to real-world practice, marking a significant shift in the field.

• 2

  The National Pathology Imaging Co-operative has expanded to 18 sites, scanning approximately 150,000 slides monthly, supported by secure data infrastructure.

• 3

  Long-term success in digital pathology requires stronger regulatory frameworks and sustainable funding to avoid fragmented adoption.

• 4

  Active collaboration between pathologists, industry, and researchers is essential for shaping and deploying effective digital tools.

• 5

  Standardization of digital imaging is crucial for interoperability and meaningful AI application in pathology moving forward.