July 07, 2026

Gestalt: The Alignment Question Most Labs Don’t Ask Early Enough

From the Gestalt blog: Digital pathology evaluations have a tendency to expand rather than narrow as they progress. What begins as a focused discussion about new technology quickly evolves into parallel conversations about diagnostic quality, workflow impact,...

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