workload

How is Workload Measured?

Workload in histology can be measured using various metrics:
Number of Slides Prepared: The total number of slides produced in a given period.
Staining Procedures: The number of special stains or immunohistochemistry tests performed.
Turnaround Time: The average time from sample receipt to report generation.
Case Complexity: The proportion of routine versus complex cases.

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