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  • Postgraduate assessment in pathology an eight-year experience. (section Pathology Education)

    Author(s)
    Lam, Alfred
    Griffith University Author(s)
    Lam, Alfred K.
    Year published
    2014
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    Abstract
    Successful running of postgraduate assessments in pathology is essential to maintain the professional standard in pathology and ensure safety and quality of pathology services to the patients. In Australia, pathology laboratories are also required to be accredited for the training of pathologist trainees. Pathology trainees are required to undergo appropriate years of training and clinical rotations in different pathology laboratories to be eligible for assessment. Assessments in anatomical pathology comprise inhouse assessments, completion of anatomical pathology portfolios and national examinations. The national examinations ...
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    Successful running of postgraduate assessments in pathology is essential to maintain the professional standard in pathology and ensure safety and quality of pathology services to the patients. In Australia, pathology laboratories are also required to be accredited for the training of pathologist trainees. Pathology trainees are required to undergo appropriate years of training and clinical rotations in different pathology laboratories to be eligible for assessment. Assessments in anatomical pathology comprise inhouse assessments, completion of anatomical pathology portfolios and national examinations. The national examinations focus on the applications of pathology knowledge. Candidates were provided feedback including the expected answers and common errors in the diagnostic approach. The examinations were compiled and conducted by a team of examiners with combined expertise across a wide range of sub-disciplines to ensure the materials examined were fair and representative of real life pathology practices.
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    Conference Title
    Congress of the International Academy of Pathology 2014.
    Publisher URI
    https://www.iapcentral.org/meetings/iap-past-meetings-2019-2010/2014-bangkok/xxxth-congress-of-the-international-academy-of-pathology-2014
    Subject
    Medical and Health Sciences not elsewhere classified
    Clinical Sciences
    Publication URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10072/68006
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