Proscia announced the latest release of Concentriq, the company’s digital pathology platform. New features include a performance analytics module alongside a new suite of automation features. In combination, these capabilities give laboratory managers and operators the critical functionality and insights they need to meaningfully improve productivity while continuously driving quality.
Today’s labs face increasing pressure to drive margins especially in light of decreasing reimbursements. Yet, despite widespread digital transformation of many aspects of the healthcare industry, pathology labs have remained dependent on manual, time-consuming processes to track key business metrics. This has kept labs from improving productivity and making informed decisions that could otherwise improve the bottom line.
“To gain meaningful operational improvements, laboratories must go beyond simply digitizing glass slides,” explains David West, CEO of Proscia. “The introduction of a digital platform that improves efficiency across all aspects of lab operations gives lab owners and managers a way to prosper even as economic pressures intensify. Concentriq improves efficiency, productivity, and profitability in a way that now makes adoption of digital pathology a business imperative.”
The new release extends Concentriq’s image and workflow management functions for efficiency gains and also provides lab managers and administrators the tools they need to make data-driven decisions that continuously improve pathology workflows. New feature descriptions are detailed in "Digital Pathology Benefits Go Beyond the Pathologist: Concentriq Functionality Lab Managers will Love.” Highlights include:
For more information go to https://proscia.com/
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