'Pathology reports' presentation slideshows

Multiple Primary and Histology Rules 101 Format of MP/H Materials

Multiple Primary and Histology Rules 101 Format of MP/H Materials. By the end of this presentation:. Basic understanding of MP/H rules Pick a usage style Understand the MP/H rules and how they work Importance of reading How the equivalent terms work. What we will cover:.

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Using Scanners and Optical Character Recognition for Pathology Report Collection

Using Scanners and Optical Character Recognition for Pathology Report Collection. Donna Morrell, CTR NAACCR 2014 Annual Conference Ottawa, Ontario, Canada June 25, 2014. Using Scanners and Optical Character Recognition for Pathology Report Collection. Background Plan Method OCR Process

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Cancer Registry Coding Changes for 2014

Cancer Registry Coding Changes for 2014. Presented by the Kentucky Cancer Registry February, 2014. List of 2014 changes. Conversion from CSv02.04 to CSv02.05 Discontinue Grade Path Value/System; move to Historic tab Tumor Grade coding instructions revised

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JM van der Zwan Ph.D., IACR, Vancouver 2019

Pertinence of the WHO 2010 guideline on NEC diagnosis Reliable pathology reporting of extra-pulmonary large cell NEC. JM van der Zwan Ph.D., IACR, Vancouver 2019. Conflict of Interest Disclosure Form in accordance with the rules of the Health Care Inspectorate (IGZ). name:.

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Meichin Hsieh, PhD, MSPH, CTR

Evaluating the Utilization of Lower Anogenital Squamous Terminology (LAST) Two-tiered Classification for High-Grade Preinvasive Cervical Lesions and Its Impact on Reporting. Meichin Hsieh, PhD, MSPH, CTR

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Automated Annotation of a Novel Virtual Tumor Neuropathology Report Database:

Automated Annotation of a Novel Virtual Tumor Neuropathology Report Database: A Paradigm for Creating Patient-Friendly Reports.

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Assessing Quality of Pathology Reporting: The Case of Tongue Cancer

Assessing Quality of Pathology Reporting: The Case of Tongue Cancer. Lihua Liu 1 , PhD Wesley Y. Naritoku 2 , MD, PhD Juanjuan Zhang 1 , MS Lenard Berglund 1 , DMA Dennis Deapen 1 , DrPH Uttam K. Sinha 3 , MS, MD, FACS

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Chapter 16

Chapter 16. Medical Records. The Changing Role of Medical Transcription. Cost-conscious and rapidly changing economy Impact of technology. Electronic Medical Records. Difference in who enters information into the EMR Advantages of EMRs. Outsourcing. What is outsourcing?

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HL7 Mapper Plus: Abstracting

HL7 Mapper Plus: Abstracting. Registry Plus Users Group Call 8/16/2007 Sanjeev Baral. Highlights. Imports batches of HL7 messages (pathology reports) Populates tables in the pathlab database States can select what data items from pathology reports they want saved to the database

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De-identifying Pathology Reports for Pathology Informatics

De-identifying Pathology Reports for Pathology Informatics. James Gardner, Li Xiong Department of Math and Computer Science Fusheng Wang , Andrew Post, Joel Saltz Center for Comprehensive Informatics. Introduction.

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De-identification: A Critical Success Factor in Clinical and Population Research

De-identification: A Critical Success Factor in Clinical and Population Research. Steven Merahn MD Dee Lang, RHIT Prepared for 2007 APIII Pittsburgh, PA September 10, 2007. Major gaps exist today in between patient care, clinical research and evidence-based medicine. Sharing Data is the Key.

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Introduction. 600,000 hysterectomies per year Modes of hysterectomy include trans-abdominal, trans-vaginal, laparoscopic assisted, and total laparoscopic. Modes of assessment. Bimanual exam Ultrasound.

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Pathologic grading of prostate cancer: A comparison of two pathology providers

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