Diagnoses Without Borders: How A Small Town in Haiti is Changing Global Healthcare Via Livecast
Join us next week for a Global Health Seminar by Dr. Gregory S. Henderson. This lecture is free and open to the public so spread the word to your colleagues and students. Please make sure to RSVP below. Lunch will be served.
Diagnoses Without Borders: How A Small Town in Haiti is Changing Global Healthcare
Gregory S. Henderson, MD, PhD
President, Pacific Pathology Partners,
Founder and President, PathForceDx,
Seattle, WA
Thursday, February 28th
12 – 1 p.m.
Trent Hall, Room 124
Can’t attend? Watch via livecast.
About the talk:
Immediately after the Haitian earthquake, a pressing need to provide pathology diagnoses on cervical biopsies from patients in Leogane, Haiti arose. Over the past 3 years the need for this service has continued and has provided the opportunity to develop innovative telepathology solutions that are now the most advanced in the world.
About the speaker:Dr. Gregory Henderson received his MD and PhD at Vanderbilt University as an NIH medical scientist training program fellow in 1993. He did his clinical pathology training at the University of Utah, and anatomic pathology training at Johns Hopkins, and fellowship training in breast and gynecologic pathology at Vanderbilt. He practiced in Wilmington, NC for 7 years, and subsequently was director of Anatomic Pathology at Ochsner Clinic in New Orleans for the two years after Hurricane Katrina. Since 2007 he has practiced in Seattle, WA, where he has been a practical innovator in the field of digital pathology. In 2012 he founded the global digital pathology networking company PathForceDx.
