Digital Pathology Innovation with Intent
Accelerate Diagnosis: Roche’s End-to-End Digital Pathology Solution
The healthcare system must innovate and change to deliver high-quality patient care with limited resources. New tools and technologies like digital pathology will play a critical role in the future of the NHS, with digital leaders better placed to deliver faster diagnosis and better patient outcomes.
Digital pathology can accelerate diagnosis, optimise sample processing and reduce pressure on overworked pathologists. Artificial intelligence (AI) could revolutionise processes, accelerating diagnosis and improving patient outcomes.
Our integrated digital pathology solution combines innovative slide scanners, software and image analysis algorithms, all connected by our powerful diagnostic portfolio. Created in partnership with pathologists, lab managers and leaders, it operates in harmony with existing systems and processes.
Integrated Digital Pathology: Hardware, AI, and Transformation Support
Digital pathology is a priority, but organisations are searching for a total package that integrates hardware, software and support within existing processes. Roche provides end-to-end support to design, implement and integrate your digital pathology solution.
It’s innovation with intention, demonstrating digital leadership and helping you to deliver better services.
End-to-end support from a trusted and experienced NHS transformation partner
Reduce pressure on pathologists and empower them to prioritise the patients that matter
Transforming pathology can modernise your trust, demonstrating strong digital leadership and innovation.
Access the latest hardware, software, and AI algorithms to improve clinical diagnosis and patient outcomes
From initial enquiry to implementation, we’re with you every step of your digital transformation journey.
Leadership: Future-Proofing Pathology
We recently spoke with leaders in digital pathology to understand their views about how the technology can transform patient care and accelerate the adoption of personalised medicine.
The views shared in these videos represent the views and opinions of the featured speakers and do not necessarily represent the views of Roche.
Featured Interviews
Digital pathology will help patients lead longer and better lives, believes Professor Manuel Salto-Tellez. He describes why implementing digital pathology could improve the pathology workflow, help the NHS to deliver services and improve patient outcomes.
Digital pathology will help patients lead longer and better lives, believes Professor Manuel Salto-Tellez. He describes why implementing digital pathology could improve the pathology workflow, help the NHS to deliver services and improve patient outcomes.
As a recognised leader in digital pathology and health service transformation, Professor David Snead explains why organisations must build a compelling case for change that puts pathologists and patients at its heart.
As a recognised leader in digital pathology and health service transformation, Professor David Snead explains why organisations must build a compelling case for change that puts pathologists and patients at its heart.
In late 2023, Roche spoke with leaders in digital pathology to understand their views about how the technology can transform patient care and accelerate the adoption of personalised medicine.
In late 2023, Roche spoke with leaders in digital pathology to understand their views about how the technology can transform patient care and accelerate the adoption of personalised medicine.
Daniel Plews shares his views on the power and potential of digital pathology and artificial intelligence (AI) to help the NHS tackle its challenges and improve patient outcomes.
Daniel Plews shares his views on the power and potential of digital pathology and artificial intelligence (AI) to help the NHS tackle its challenges and improve patient outcomes.