Cerner Corporation is taking the paper chart out of healthcare. With more than 1,500 clients worldwide, Cerner is the leading supplier of healthcare information technology. From General Laboratory, Microbiology, Blood BankTransfusion, Blood Bank Donor and Anatomic Pathology to HLA and Outreach Services, Cerner Millennium® PathNet® is the only comprehensive, proven solution that fully automates laboratory clinical and management processes. Introducing innovative laboratory solutions, such as PathNet Helix™ for Molecular Diagnostics, and patented Synoptic Reporting, for over 25 years Cerner laboratory continues to empower clients with solutions to streamline your laboratory and build your business. We deliver innovation you can trust.Cerner Corporation

Formed through a joint venture of GE Healthcare and the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC), Omnyx is an independent healthcare technology company located in the United States focused on digitizing the clinical practice of pathology across the globe.

As a joint venture of GE Healthcare and UPMC, Omnyx draws from each partner's deep roots in engineering and clinical excellence. GE Healthcare brings its experience in clinical radiology and cardiology in hospitals globally. As a recognized leader in digital pathology, UPMC actively guides Omnyx's product design and services as a proving ground within its network of hospitals and labs.

Omnyx is focused on innovation in pathology. Omnyx is dedicated to making the most complete, fastest, and most accurate integrated digital pathology solution-one that will enable anatomic pathologists in hospitals to render diagnosis from a digital image. Omnyx solutions enable larger academic medical centers and reference labs substantially improve pathologist productivity, increase access to care, increase consultation rates, enhance operational and capital efficiencies through the clinical use of digital pathology.

Sunquest Information Systems, Inc. delivers market-leading diagnostic information technology and outreach solutions, designed and implemented to fulfill the business objectives of today's healthcare leaders. Sunquest’s vision is encompassed by a commitment to patient safety, workflow excellence, predictive medicine, and physician & patient affinity. Utilizing this dedication, Sunquest offers global diagnostic IT solutions to more than 1,400 organizations and 380,000 users worldwide.

Sunquest CoPathPlus™ is the latest in innovative, industry-leading anatomic pathology solutions. Designed to support the unique workflow requirements of the anatomic pathology lab, the solution features sophisticated specimen management, extensive billing capabilities, and key reporting tools designed to streamline workflows and digitally automate processes.

Digital pathology plays a significant role in the movement to automate the practice of pathology, and Sunquest has developed strategic partnerships with the Digital Pathology Association (Founding Gold Sponsor) and Massachusetts General Hospital to develop next-generation automation of the anatomic pathology LIS.

Serving the global marketplace with reliable laboratory technology required for mission critical applications, Sunquest solutions provide the foundation to optimize the healthcare experience by delivering technology that eliminates errors and optimizes clinical and business processes. These solutions deliver safe, effective, and timely patient care and transform the delivery of healthcare with predictive and personalized medicine.

Headquartered in Tucson, Arizona, the company has offices in Raleigh, North Carolina; Norwich, United Kingdom; and Bangalore, India.

For more information, visit www.sunquestinfo.com or phone +1 (800) 748-0692.

Cleveland Clinic's Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Institute is the largest volume hospital laboratory in the state of Ohio and the 15th largest in the United States, with approximately 1,300 dedicated employees and performing more than 12 million tests annually. The Institute provides crucial pathology and laboratory testing services to patients at Cleveland Clinic, the Cleveland Clinic family health centers and externally through Cleveland Clinic Laboratories.

Pathology at Emory is a vibrant, multifaceted department with nearly 120 faculty, more than 50 residents and clinical fellows, scores of postdocs and graduate students, and over 150 staff, all dedicated to our three core missions of patient care, teaching, and research on human disease.

The goal of the MGH Pathology Service is excellence in service to patients, present and future. For present patients, our goal is accurate diagnosis, communicated effectively and efficiently. For future patients, we promote research in the diagnosis and pathogenesis of disease and train leaders in pathology.

Attract the most promising individuals and support their development
Enhance our intellectual and technological environment to foster exceptionally creative science and education
Develop and maintain excellent clinical programs to provide outstanding care
Cultivate excellence, collegiality, and diversity
Observe the highest standards of ethics, integrity, professionalism, and humanism
Apply advances in science, medicine, and education to the betterment of humanity

The Department of Pathology  has a broad mission within The University of Arizona. The faculty provides professional expertise in many areas of pathology and laboratory medicine. In addition, the professional staff provides the medical center with expertise in quality control and quality assurance and interfaces with a variety of state and national laboratory accrediting agencies on behalf of The University of Arizona and University Medical Center. The faculty is also responsible for the education of medical students, residents, graduate students, and post-graduate physicians as well as conducting research.

The goals of the Department of Pathology are inseparable from the goals of the Health System: leadership in education, research, and service. In addition, by virtue of its position, the Department is dedicated to serve in a unifying role within the university medical community.

The University of Pittsburgh's Department of Biomedical Informatics (DBMI) brings together a diverse group of faculty committed to improving biomedical research and clinical care through the application of innovative technologies. Currently funded projects explore areas such as genomic and proteomic data mining, natural language processing, machine learning, and biosurveillance.

With 91 full-time primary faculty, 31 dual-appointment faculty, 92 voluntary faculty and 41 residents and fellows in training, the Keck USC Department of Pathology is one of the largest pathology departments in the United States.  The Department provides diagnostic laboratory services for the LAC+USC Medical Center, the USC University and Norris Cancer Hospitals, the Doheny Eye Institute, and through its reference laboratories, the USC Clinical Laboratory Group.