Original paper
Implementation and use of electronic synoptic cancer reporting: an explorative case study of six Norwegian pathology laboratories
Abstract
The information contained in histopathology reports on surgical resections of cancer is fundamental for both patient treatment and cancer registries. Electronic synoptic histopathology reporting is considered superior to traditional narrative reporting with respect to both completeness and feasibility of data use. An electronic template for colorectal cancer reporting was introduced in Norway in 2005, but implementation has varied greatly...
Paper Details
Title
Implementation and use of electronic synoptic cancer reporting: an explorative case study of six Norwegian pathology laboratories
Published Date
Aug 20, 2014
Journal
Volume
9
Issue
1
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