Input Device Research for Digital Pathology. An Ergonomic Outlook

Alcaraz‐Mateos, Eduardo; Caballero-Alemán, Fuensanta; Albarracín, María J Martínez; Alacid, Fernando; Hernandez, Raymond; Hernández-Kakauridze, Sergio; Hernandez, L.; Miguel, Ignacio de; López, Ana María Rojo; Moreno, Carol; Pérez-Ramos, Miguel; Nieto-Olivares, Andrés; Sánchez-Campoy, Nicolás; González-Moro, Ignacio Martínez; Poblet-Martínez, Enrique

doi:10.17629/www.diagnosticpathology.eu-2016-8:149

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“…Several groups have highlighted the options open to the pathologist as well as attempted to compare them in terms of comfort, speed, and accuracy. [19][20][21] An extensive range of novel peripherals have been evaluated including vertical/ergonomic mice, trackballs, trackpads, a 6 degrees-of-freedom navigator, games console controllers, a hanging gimbal device replicating light microscope stage control, and head and eye tracking software. However, according to a 2019 STP survey undertaken prior to the Covid19 pandemic, there had been very little uptake in the toxicologic pathology field with all respondents reporting that the conventional mouse and keyboard are still used for digital slide navigation in their institution.…”

Section: Hardware Requirements: Input Device/peripheralsmentioning

confidence: 99%

IT/QA and Regulatory Aspects of Digital Pathology: Results of the 8th ESTP International Workshop

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Digital toxicologic histopathology has been broadly adopted in preclinical compound development for informal consultation and peer review. There is now increased interest in implementing the technology for good laboratory practice–regulated study evaluations. However, the implementation is not straightforward because systems and work processes require qualification and validation, with consideration also given to security. As a result of the high-throughput, high-volume nature of safety evaluations, computer performance, ergonomics, efficiency, and integration with laboratory information management systems are further key considerations. The European Society of Toxicologic Pathology organized an international expert workshop with participation by toxicologic pathologists, quality assurance/regulatory experts, and information technology experts to discuss qualification and validation of digital histopathology systems in a good laboratory practice environment, and to share the resulting conclusions broadly in the toxicologic pathology community.

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Section: Hardware Requirements: Input Device/peripheralsmentioning

confidence: 99%