335INTEGRATING TECHNOLOGY IN MEDICAL EDUCATION: THE ROLE OF AN INTERACTIVE DIGITAL PATHOLOGY REPOSITORY IN ENHANCING LEARNING OUTCOMESThe analysis of literature revealed an important deficiency regarding studies about digital e-learning pathology resources that target senior medical students and interns. A team developed the Interactive Digital Pathology Repository (iDPR) as a platform which unites 2D and 3D high-resolution anatomical pathology images along with matching digital histopathology data. An advanced platform underwent thorough evaluation through mixed-methods research that included pathology knowledge pre-and-post assessments as well as quality impact survey results and user feedback from focus groups and eyetracking analysis for studying user engagement with 2D and 3D images. The iDPR system improved user understanding of pathology because nurses achieved higher quiz scores after using it (n = 69, p < 0.001). The platform gained strong positive feedback regarding its main design elements from most of the surveyed users. The iDPR received positive feedback from focus groups for being an important online teaching tool yet technical problems were mentioned. Diagnostic pathological lesions became detectable quicker through 3D images than through 2D images according to eye-tracking results. The iDPR demonstrates promising potential for use in pathology education for senior medical students and interns because of the gathered good quantitative and qualitative user feedback. The tool has the potential to transform diagnostic pathology and telepathology through additional development of interactivity and annotation features alongside technological progress. At a later stage of development, the iDPR system could implement virtual reality or holographic imaging technology to enhance its ability for rapid diagnosis through detailed anatomical specimen visualizationPraveen@gmail.comResearch1422024Digital Pathology, Medical Education, E-Learning, 3D VisualizationDr. Praveen CS1*, Dr. Elakkya K21Associate Professor, Department of Pathology, PSP medical College and hospitals, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. 2Associate Professor, Department of Pathology, Indira medical College and hospitals, Thiruvallur, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.