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Computational Pathology A Path Ahead

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David N. Louis *
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Michael D. Feldman
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Alexis B. Carter
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Anand S. Dighe
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John D. Pfeifer
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Lynn Bry
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Jonas S. Almeida
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Joel Saltz
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Jonathan Braun
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John E. Tomaszewski
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John R. Gilbertson
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John H. Sinard
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Georg K. Gerber
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Stephen J. Galli
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Jeffrey A. Golden
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Michael J. Becich
DOI:10.5858/arpa.2015-0093-SAdelete
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Context.-We define the scope and needs within the new discipline of computational pathology, a discipline critical to the future of both the practice of pathology and, more broadly, medical practice in general. Objective.-To define the scope and needs of computational pathology. Data Sources.-A meeting was convened in Boston, Massachusetts, in July 2014 prior to the annual Association of Pathology Chairs meeting, and it was attended by a variety of pathologists, including individuals highly invested in pathology informatics as well as chairs of pathology departments. Conclusions.-The meeting made recommendations to promote computational pathology, including clearly defining the field and articulating its value propositions; asserting that the value propositions for health care systems must include means to incorporate robust computational approaches to implement data-driven methods that aid in guiding individual and population health care; leveraging computational pathology as a center for data interpretation in modern health care systems; stating that realizing the value proposition will require working with institutional administrations, other departments, and pathology colleagues; declaring that a robust pipeline should be fostered that trains and develops future computational pathologists, for those with both pathology and non-pathology backgrounds; and deciding that computational pathology should serve as a hub for data-related research in health care systems. The dissemination of these recommendations to pathology and bioinformatics departments should help facilitate the development of computational pathology.
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