Key takeaways
- A classification model scores each new sample from its measurements or images and shows the factors behind the score, so your lab can decide which slides to review first.
- Enterprise h2oGPTe reads free-text pathology reports and returns a structured summary of findings, with the passage behind each finding cited.
- This is a review-ordering and evidence-finding tool, not a diagnosis: a pathologist reviews and signs every result.
- Protected health information never has to leave your boundary across on-premises, air-gapped, private cloud and cloud deployment.
Every sample gets the same place in the queue
Your cytopathology lab screens a steady flow of samples, including liquid biopsies, and every one gets the same place in the queue. The samples that need a second look wait behind the ones that do not.
The knowledge your team needs is already written down. It sits in thousands of free-text pathology reports, and finding a pattern across them means reading them one by one. Anything you add also has to fit the lab's workflow and quality process, keep patient data inside your environment, and leave the diagnosis with the pathologist.