The Need for Communication Between Clinicians and Pathologists in the Context of Oral and Maxillofacial Diseases

Pérez‐de‐Oliveira, Maria Eduarda; Motta, Ana Carolina Fragoso; Romañach, Mário José; Gueiros, Luiz Alcino Monteiro; Lopes, Márcio Ajudarte; Vargas, Pablo Agustín; Santos‐Silva, Alan Roger

doi:10.1016/j.oooo.2022.01.760

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“…The low adherence of pathologists is a reflection of the distance from their experience in the disease process in a separate way and without contact with the clinician and interpersonal connection with the patient, so that there is difficulty in developing an empathy with him. In a study by Pérez-De-Oliveira et al 39 it was possible to observe the inherent difficulties of the profession for laboratory pathologists regarding the establishment of this connection with the patient, unlike professionals who have a strong clinical dynamic. Therefore, these factors may be directly interconnected with the low adherence of these professionals to the App .…”

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Development and professional validation of an App to support Oral Cancer Screening

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The objective of this study was to develop and validate an App for identifying risk factors for oral cancer. To this end, we developed an App (OCS: Oral Cancer Screening) with predictors of Oral Cancer (OC) and algorithm assembly to estimate the risk of its development. Methodology: Simulated clinical cases were designed so that 40 professionals with expertise in oral diagnostics could validate the algorithm and test its usability (SUS: System Usability Score) and acceptability (TAM: Technology Acceptance Model). Cronbach's alpha coefficient, Friedman/Dunn tests, and Spearman correlation evaluated the SUS and TAM scales. ROC curve was plotted to estimate the cutoff point of the algorithm in suggesting a high risk for OCS of the simulated cases. Chi-square and Fisher's exact tests were additionally used (p<0.05, SPSS v20.0). Results: Professionals with expertise in oral diagnosis had usability of 84.63±10.66 and acceptability of 84.75±10.62, which correlated positively (p<0.001, r=0.647). Acting in clinical areas of dentistry (p=0.034) and history of performing OC risk factor orientation (p=0.048) increased acceptability while acting in higher education increased usability (p=0.011). The cutoff point suggested by the App after validation of the simulated clinical cases showed high sensitivity of 84.8% and lower specificity of 58.4%. Conclusion: The OCS was effective and with adequate sensitivity, usability, and acceptability and may contribute to the detection of early oral lesions.

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“…Исследовательская группа Корейского общества патологоанатомов разработала формат стандартизированного патологоанатомического заключения для рака 8 молочных желез, состоящий из обязательных (стандартных) данных и заполняемых в зависимости от дополнительных условий, а также формы для биомаркеров [17]. Наличие доступа у врача-патологоанатома к истории болезни пациента может быть необходимо для решения о проведении дополнительных исследований тканей, использования специальных методов окраски [18]. В настоящее время разрабатываются и внедряются в медицинских учреждениях программные обеспечения, обеспечивающие патологоанатомам прямой доступ к клинической и радиологической информации [19].…”

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Digital transformation of the pathological service as a way to improve the quality of medical care.

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Introduction. Pathology plays an essential and important role in diagnostic and choosing patients’ management strategies. The aim of our analytical article is to review opportunities of digital technologies applying to pathology with a focus on converges with clinical disciplines. Materials and methods. The search was conducted on Medline and Pubmed database and websites of laboratory equipment developers. Results. The emergence of a new direction – ‘digital pathology’, underlines a high interest of professional society in this theme. Nowadays there are enough solutions for each part of pathological workflow which provides development of fully digitalized pathological laboratories. In this article we present opportunities and perspectives of business-process organization from statements of objectives for pathologist, tissue collection, laboratory study to multidisciplinary analysis for further patients’ management based on opportunities of information technologies. Conclusion. Digital pathology is a transfer of all pathological routine workflow on digital platform which allows to unite efforts of clinicians, pathologists, public health organizers and patients. Separated blocks, which should constitute a united digital pathological platform, already exist and effort and time are required for full consolidation of all stages of pathological research.

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The Need for Communication Between Clinicians and Pathologists in the Context of Oral and Maxillofacial Diseases

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References 29 publications

Development and professional validation of an App to support Oral Cancer Screening

Development and professional validation of an App to support Oral Cancer Screening

Digital transformation of the pathological service as a way to improve the quality of medical care.

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