Diana M. Haninger
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Diana M. Haninger is a pathologist whose research focuses on advancing laboratory hematology through digital innovation. Her most cited work, "Live remote digital microscopy in peripheral blood smear evaluation: Intraobserver concordance and experience" (2018), tackles a critical challenge in pathology—the need for rapid, remote interpretation of peripheral blood smears when on-site pathologists are unavailable. This study demonstrated that real-time remote digital microscopy can achieve high intraobserver concordance with traditional microscopy, validating its potential to improve turnaround times and expand access to expert review in underserved or after-hours settings. While her citation count is modest, Haninger’s contribution is notable for addressing a practical, workflow-oriented problem that directly impacts patient care. By providing evidence for the reliability of digital microscopy in routine hematology, she has helped pave the way for telepathology solutions that enhance diagnostic efficiency. Her work is particularly valuable for trainees and practicing pathologists seeking to integrate digital tools into their practice, offering a foundation for further studies on remote diagnostic accuracy and clinical implementation.
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