Dr. Singh is a Professor in Dermatology and Pathology at Northwell Health, New York. He directs the Dermatopathology Section and is the Associate Chair of Digital Pathology. He is board certified in pathology and dermatopathology and board eligible for Clinical Informatics. He is the Founder of PathPresenter, an online digital platform that has 125,000+ users in 170+ countries and is used by multiple academic departments, private pathology groups and organizations in the US and all over the world.

We’re going to learn about PathPresenter. What was the unmet need that facilitated its creation. One of the features of digital pathology particularly connectivity among and between pathologists is democratizing access to care , which can mean making the benefits of surgical pathology review available to underserved populations and also making expertise in diagnostics available to fellow pathologists.

Many pathologists present cases to tumor board or other multidisciplinary conferences. What challenges and opportunities does this create? And how will pathology education change with increased connectivity and on-demand access to digitally archived images?