CAP Today Recommends

February 2026—Prepared with expert insight from Anil Parwani, MD, PhD; Scott Hammond; and Melinda Schumacher, MD, Grundium’s white paper describes, from a pathologist’s perspective, how compact WSI systems can shorten consult turnaround times and reduce variability, improve access to subspecialty review without adding travel or courier burden, enhance community pathologists’ professional satisfaction and confidence, support scalable, secure, and validated workflows and lay the foundation for AI and advanced analytics as digital adoption grows. Download the white paper here.

Xifin released a white paper titled “The Executive’s Guide to Molecular Diagnostic Market-Share Expansion: Critical Success Factors for Maximizing Revenue, Patient Access, and Physician Engagement.” Authors Kyle Fetter, chief operating officer, and Harley Ross, chief commercial officer, offer practical approaches, process enhancements, and payor strategies essential to growing novel diagnostic market share through proactive, purposeful, and technologically enabled engagements with patients, physicians, and payors. Download the white paper here.

Now available from NovoPath and PathAI is a free webinar that aims to help viewers understand how digital pathology and AI can help an organization. Speakers Eric Walk, MD, Jim Sweeney, and R. Shawn Kinsey, MD, from PathAI and Ed Youssef from NovoPath discuss how digital pathology and AI can streamline your pathology workflows and how some of the largest labs in the United States are already applying these applications. The webinar, titled “Digital pathology and artificial intelligence 101: unlocking value from the AP LIS,” is available through the link here. Registration is required to access the webinar.

“Igniting Digital Pathology Transformation”—the theme for Pathology Visions 2023. The Digital Pathology Association (DPA) invites you to attend this year’s annual meeting taking place October 29–31 in Orlando, Fla. Pathology Visions brings together hundreds of pioneers and peers across the field of digital pathology to address real-world, practical applications of digital pathology and AI today, as well as the future. Attendees have access to more than 50 expert presenters, over 70 poster presentations, nearly 50 vendors showcasing the latest innovations, countless opportunities for discussion and engagement, and much more. If you are a clinician, scientist, technician, or trainee #PathVisions23 is the place for you.