Remote pathology teams need secure access to digital slides, specialists, and clinical information. Connected telepathology workflows help enable timely consultation, efficient collaboration, and consistent case review across locations.
Enable pathologists to review digital slides remotely, supporting timely diagnosis and consultation across sites.
Connect specialists for secure second opinions, shared case review, and informed diagnostic decisions.
Supports live case discussions with secure access to slides, reports, and clinical context for review.
Access digital slides and case information through a secure remote review environment.
Review detailed digital slides remotely with clear visualization for confident case assessment.
Enable pathologists to review assigned cases securely from different locations.
Share relevant cases securely with specialists for independent diagnostic consultation.
Connect referring teams with specialized pathology expertise when additional review is needed.
Maintain consultation findings and supporting information within the digital case workflow.
Discuss digital pathology cases with specialists using shared slide and case information.
Support focused discussions between pathologists, clinicians, and subject-matter experts.
Bring slides, reports, and relevant case information together during live discussions.
Share pathology cases with authorized users while maintaining appropriate access controls.
Enable protected exchange of slides and case information across locations and teams.
Track shared cases and collaboration activity through structured digital workflows.
Enable pathologists to prepare diagnostic reports securely from authorized locations.
Access slides, patient information, and relevant case details within the reporting workflow.
Streamline report preparation, review, and completion through connected digital workflows.
Connect pathologists with experts for complex cases and specialized consultations.
Support collaboration between pathology specialists across disciplines and locations.
Enable experts to exchange diagnostic insights while maintaining secure case access.
Present pathology slides and relevant case information during multidisciplinary meetings.
Connect pathologists, oncologists, and specialists for coordinated case discussions.
Organize pathology information to support focused and informed tumor board decisions.
Enable secure remote access to digital pathology cases, supporting timely expert review across sites.
Connect pathologists and specialists through structured workflows for efficient remote consultation.
Protect sensitive pathology data with controlled access and secure sharing across connected care teams.
Integrate remote review with reporting and collaboration workflows for connected pathology operations.
“Since implementing this telepathology software solution provided by Onward, we have been able to report 99% of our cases remotely. The platform’s remote viewing capabilities and seamless communication with spoke centers have enhanced our telepathology workflow. We’ve reduced our turnaround time from 7-10 days to just 24 hours for providing second opinions on cases from peripheral spoke centers. This efficiency not only accelerates patient care but also supports timely, accurate diagnoses, demonstrating the transformative impact of this technology on our diagnostic processes.”
“We used the Slide Scholar software platform at our Hospital – Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital and Research Centre (Tata Memorial Center) Mullanpur.
And we are happy with the functioning and features of Slide Scholar platform. We recently used the platform for our conference, in which we had hosted our clinical whole slide images and we were able to organize the slide according to our seminar topics such as Thyroid, Cytopathology, etc. We were then able to share this with our conference participants in a secure manner.
The faculty found it user-friendly to use the platform, the viewer for conduct of their lecture sessions.”
“Slide Scholar is a user friendly, simple and effective tool for classes, conferences and MDTs.”