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10.30 The National Genomics Test Directory and its implications for cellular pathology laboratories Siobhan Taylor, Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and Keeley Thwaites, Barking Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust

09.30 Clinical informatics: the importance and impact for pathology Robert Simpson, ME-5 Pathology Network

11.30 How genomics is helping to revolutionise cancer care: integration of pathology and genomics in the NHS
Jane Starczynski, University Hospitals
Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust

Development of the Biomedical Scientist workforce in molecular pathology and additional speaker with Victoria is Wendy Leversuch, Health Services Laboratories LLP

14.30 Diploma of expert Practice in Histological Dissection
Chris Ward, Head of Examinations, IBMS

14.00 Expert practice in histology – it’s more than just dissection
Tracey De Haro, Specialist Scientific Lead for Electron Microscopy, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust

09.00 How green is your laboratory
– Embedding sustainability into practice?
Sheri Scott, Nottingham Trent University

Chair: Dr Matthew Griffiths
14.00 The benefits of including pathology in multidisciplinary training days for forensic paediatric post mortems Lorraine Marshall, NHS Lothian
14.30 UK NEQAS Tissue EQA Scheme Jane Woods, UK NEQAS Cellular Pathology Technique
15.30 The evolution of EQA through Pathology Modernisation Chantell Hodgson, UK NEQAS Cellular
Pathology Technique

Chair: Tracey De Haro
9.00 Recent advances in
immunocytochemistry for melanoma diagnosis
Dr Guy Orchard, Viapath Analytics - An NHS partnership with SYNLAB
9.30 Cellular Pathology in sub- Saharan developing Africa – to share and learn
Scott Gable, Cardiff and Vale University Health Board
10.30 Advanced Specialist Diploma (ASD) in Histological Dissection
Chris Ward, Institute of Biomedical Science
11.00 The histopathology of COVID-19
Dr Vivek Sekawat, Guy’s and St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust
11.30 Advantages & disadvantages of using CT for post-mortem examination
Dr Angus McGregor, Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust

Chair: Dr Nigel Brown
14.00 The screening and quantification of gabapentin
and pregabalin in post-mortem
samplers using high performance liquid chromatography- high resolution mass spectrometry (HPLC- HRMS)
Samantha Maslin, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust
14.15 Dinitrophenol
– more than an explosive Leanne Boxshill, Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
14.30 Laboratory- based drug adherence testing Dr Alexander Lawson, University
Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust 15.00 How low are some people prepared to go?
Hypoglycaemia and murder
Prof. Stephen Morley, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust