The Versailles Hospital Center has begun a digital pathology transformation by selecting Tribun Health's CaloPix imaging platform.
This move is a significant step in modernising the French public healthcare system's diagnostic services and integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into pathology.
The implementation of CaloPix within the pathology department is set to streamline primary diagnostics and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Tribun Health CEO Jean-François POMEROL said: “This choice reflects a shared commitment to innovating for more effective, collaborative, and patient-centered healthcare.”
Tribun Health's platform has a user-friendly interface and flexibility, catering to the dynamic requirements of hospital infrastructures. It is designed to be open and interoperable, allowing it to integrate with the hospital's digital strategy.
This initiative is in line with the Versailles Hospital Center and GHT 78 Sud's digital objectives, which are coordinated with GHT Nord. It contributes to a national effort to upgrade and digitise healthcare facilities.
Versailles Hospital Center is GHT 78 Sud’s supporting institution.
Versailles Hospital Center Pathology Department head Dr Claire GLASER said: “The selection of CaloPix is fully aligned with our digital transformation strategy. We were impressed by the solution's user-friendliness, performance, and the quality of support offered by Tribun Health’s teams.
“This project, developed in collaboration with the GHT Yvelines Nord, marks a key step for the future of our specialty in the region, particularly regarding AI and collaborative work. It also enhances our integration into APHP’s expert networks equipped with the same software.”
Tribun Health uses data-driven technology and AI to improve precision and minimise turnaround times to assist laboratories and hospitals in transitioning from glass slide pathology to complete digital solutions.
