High-volume oncology pathology needs the CAP protocol layer that gets it right every time.
Cancer-focused pathology carries the highest stakes for synoptic completeness, staging accuracy, and registry submission. And the modern cancer case keeps getting more complex, spanning whole-slide images, molecular and genomic results, and deep subspecialty work. SynoptIQ®, the CAP eCP cancer-protocol add-on to VoiceOver PRO®, keeps every protocol current automatically, enforces required fields as a sign-out gate, and outputs structured HL7 data straight to your cancer registries.
The pains that show up at this scale.
CAP eCP protocol velocity
CAP releases updates to cancer protocol checklists multiple times a year. Keeping every site current manually is a real burden.
Synoptic completeness at sign-out
Cancer cases require complete synoptic data for tumor staging, treatment planning, and registries. Manual checklists miss things.
Standardization across pathologists
Three pathologists doing the same CAP report in three different ways introduces inconsistency that downstream oncology teams have to untangle.
Registry submission
Cancer registries need structured data in a standard format. Re-keying reports into registry forms is a constant friction point.
Auto-staging accuracy
T-stage, N-stage, M-stage have logic that depends on the source data. Errors happen when staging is done by hand.
More inputs, one structured report
A modern cancer case pulls together whole-slide images, molecular and genomic results, IHC, and staging, and all of it has to land in one complete, structured report. The reporting workflow has to keep pace as cases grow more complex every year.
Why Cancer Centers choose Voicebrook.
Always current CAP eCP protocols
Automatic eCP updates roll out the latest CAP cancer protocol checklists without IT involvement. Your site-specific customizations are preserved across releases.
Auto-staging catches errors
Intelligent logic auto-stages cases based on the captured data. If you entered T2 but the data actually means T3, the system flags it before sign-out.
Required fields enforced as a sign-out gate
Cancer cases can't be signed out with missing protocol elements. SynoptIQ acts as a safety net: required fields are required.
Structured data → cancer registries via HL7
Structured eCP data is generated in HL7 output and submitted to cancer registries. No re-keying, no duplicate effort.
Pathology-trained vocabulary
Recognition handles histologic types, immunohistochemistry markers, molecular tests, and staging conventions out of the box, not as an afterthought.
Reporting on top of your digital pathology platform
Cancer centers are among the earliest to go digital. VoiceOver PRO is the reporting layer that sits on top of the digital pathology platform you have adopted, so a case can start from the image viewer or the AP system and end as the same complete, structured cancer report either way.
Works inside your Epic Beaker workflow
Many cancer centers run Epic Beaker. VoiceOver PRO is listed in the Epic Showroom for Pathology Speech Recognition & Reporting: case context flows from Beaker into the reporting workflow and the structured cancer report flows back to Beaker as the system of record, without leaving Epic.
Built for the most complex casework
Cancer centers run the most subspecialized, molecular-heavy cases in pathology. As genomic and molecular results become part of the diagnosis, structured templates capture them as discrete, reportable data alongside the synoptic protocol, not buried in narrative text.
SynoptIQ layers onto VoiceOver PRO or Accelera
SynoptIQ is the CAP cancer-protocol add-on. It layers onto VoiceOver PRO or Accelera rather than running on its own, dropping into the reporting workflow your lab already uses and working alongside any AP/LIS.
Cancer Centers rely on Voicebrook.
Voicebrook is deployed at NCI-designated cancer centers and high-volume oncology pathology services nationwide, including:
See the hours come back.
30-minute walkthrough with a pathology-informatics specialist: dictating real cases, with your AP/LIS in the loop. You'll see where your time goes today, and where it comes back once Voicebrook clears the friction.
Why this matters: every report that signs out faster is a patient getting their result sooner.