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Update on endocervical adencarcinomas

Upper GI tract

A brief overview of two interesting case studies in uropathology covering the normal histology of the kidney and prostate, the common tumour types/pathologies and the potential challenges or differential diagnoses that may need to be considered.

The aim of this presentation is to explain the growing importance of the use of cytopathology cell blocks in the diagnostic process and how this has evolved over recent years. In the past they were used as an 'extra' to the traditional Papanicolaou and Romanowsky stains whereas now they have an essential role in providing material for ancillary testing - immunocytochemistry and molecular studies.

The variety of methods of cell block preparation will be covered and why it is important that a department choses what method, or methods, are best suited to what is required from the finished result.

We are living through a world of change. COVID has had a long-lasting impact on how the next generation learn and the skills they have when entering higher education. Black Lives Matter emphasises once again the barriers to learning faced by so many marginalised members of our communities. An inclusive curriculum aims at eliminating barriers by embracing difference and fostering a strong sense of belonging. It enriches the learning experience to enable students to develop empathy, cultural competence, and responsibility for social cohesion.

Whats new in Diagnostic Cytology (Reporting systems; biomarker testing)

Your career in Clinical Biochemistry: IBMS qualifications and the role of the Advisory Panel

Your career in Clinical Biochemistry: IBMS qualifications and the role of the Advisory Panel

A project with a purpose – the challenge of identifying and supporting research projects in the workplace

Delegates will understand:

What is a quality culture.
Importance of obtaining and maintaining ISO accreditation.
Maintaining and improving quality and compliance.
Key tips for supporting daily quality and compliance.