Machine learning is a critical piece of technology on the rise in labs
With the help of machine learning, pathologists can minimize subjective bias, maximize time and accuracy and improve clinical outcomes
Embrace machine learning as a tool to help you step outside the lab and impact care on a bigger level
Director, Clinical Chemistry & Point of Care Testing
University of Kentucky College of Medicine
A machine will never equal you. It will not outperform a well-trained pathologist, but it can help.
Chief Medical Officer of Advanced Pathology and Genomic Services
Invicro and Ambry Genetics, Konica Minolta Companies
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Chief Medical Officer of Advanced Pathology and Genomic Services
Invicro and Ambry Genetics, Konica Minolta Companies
Director, Clinical Chemistry & Point of Care Testing
University of Kentucky College of Medicine
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