Events in 2023

Introduces the knowledge for participants to recognize, demonstrate, review, and troubleshoot the H&E stain for diagnostic cellular pathology

Full Hands-on Practical Microtomy Training course.

Microtomy is a skill that requires training and practice. The course is practical and hands-on for anyone who desire to work in histopathology department.

Full Hands-on Practical Microtomy Training course.

One To One Training

Microtomy is a skill that requires training and practice. The course is practical and hands-on for anyone who desire to work in histopathology department.

Activity Details
17th January to 8th Feb 2023 Weekday
28th January to 19th Feb 2023 Weekend
7Th Feb to 15th Feb 2023 Weekday
21st Feb to 15th March 2023 Weekday
4th March to 26th March 2023 Weekend
18th April to 10th May 2023 Weekday
22nd April to 14th May 2023 Weekend
18th July to 9th August 2023 Weekday
5th Sept to 27th September 2023 Weekday

This webinar discusses the importance of using control material in the laboratory and how to verify control material.

This webinar introduces the selection and use of appropriate fixatives for sample preparation, the rationale of tissue selection, processing and embedding procedures and theory, including performing decalcification, and the use of a microtome for tissue section preparation. Utilises presentations, and discussion-based sessions.

This microscope workshop provides a basic introduction and training in Diagnostic Cytopathology, principles of preparation and cell morphology. Delegates will be given a basic overview of Diagnostic Cytopathology sample types, preparation methods, cell morphology and quality issues. Utilises presentations, hands on and discussion-based sessions.

This practical workshop will include specimens obtained using radiological guidance as part of ROSE (rapid on site evaluation) service, and will look at preparation methods, cell morphology and quality issues. Utilises presentations, hands on and discussion-based sessions.

In this webinar we will discuss general demonstration techniques, troubleshooting, and how to make the best out of the feedback you receive from your UK NEQAS CPT Results reports.

This webinar discusses the importance of reticulin demonstration in the laboratory, including the practice of special stains, examples in diagnostic use, what controls to use, common issues and troubleshooting techniques.

The course runs over four half-days, plus one optional additional Clinical Module on the following Monday. The course is suitable for those who are relatively new to flow cytometry and who wish to expand their experience with applications and specific analysis.