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February 21, 2026Toxicologic Pathology0 citations

Toxicologic Pathology Forum*: Opinion on Remote Digital Toxicologic Pathology in Practice—Lessons From a Digital Team and Approach to Scientific Quality, Flexibility, and Well-Being

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FGFrederic GervaisMCMalgorzata CiurkiewiczADAnna Domenech-Fontanals

Key Points

  • To explore the implementation and benefits of remote digital toxicologic pathology teams.
  • Developed a remote digital pathology team across multiple European countries.
  • Implemented strict regulatory compliance and scientific quality standards.
  • Promoted flexibility and collaboration among team members.
  • Increased productivity while maintaining high scientific standards.
  • Enhanced work-life balance and mental health of team members.
  • Fostered social connections despite remote working conditions.

Abstract

The field of toxicologic pathology is increasingly embracing digital transformation, making remote work a viable and sustainable model. At Charles River Laboratories Evreux, we have developed a fully operational remote digital pathology team working across multiple European countries while maintaining strict regulatory compliance and high scientific standards. This article offers a practical experience-based perspective on how we manage remote toxicologic pathologists by promoting flexibility, fostering collaboration, and ensuring both productivity and well-being (understood here as encompassing work-life balance, mental health, job satisfaction, and social connection). With the right tools, structure, and culture, remote pathology can thrive—bringing new opportunities to individuals and organizations alike.

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Gervais et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69994bef873532290d0200c1https://doi.org/10.1177/01926233261416818
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