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Home | Learning | Courses by Topic – Special Topics | ST100  Structured Data Reporting: It’s Not Just for Cancer; It’s Not Just for Pathologists

NEW  ST100  Structured Data Reporting: It’s Not Just for Cancer; It’s Not Just for Pathologists

9:30–11:30 am
2.0 CME CREDITS

Anatomic pathologists are generating and managing increasing quantities of data for each case they handle. These include systematic morphologic observations, ancillary testing, simultaneous clinical lab data, and clinical data. Learn the advantages of structured data reporting (SDR) for handling and presenting complex data sets, for applying QA processes to your laboratory, and for improving patient care delivery. Faculty will review pertinent literature and selected software, ranging from large commercial packages to public domain software solutions, and discuss an implementation of SDR from clinical medicine.

You will learn to:

• Differentiate text-based reporting and structured data reporting
• Explain the benefits of structured data reporting
• Identify the barriers to implement structured data reporting
• Describe currently available strategies for implementing structured data

Faculty
George G. Birdsong, MD, FCAP
Walley Temple, MD
Vijay A. Varma, MD, FCAP