CAPcasts

College of American Pathologists

The College of American Pathologists' CAPcasts feature interviews with leading pathologists on current issues impacting pathology and laboratory medicine.

  1. 14 juill.

    30,000 Consults Later: A Conversation with Andrew Rosenberg, MD, FCAP

    What does it take to become a trusted expert consultant in pathology?  In this episode, academic pathologist Edward Gutmann, MD, AM, FCAP, sits down with Andrew Rosenberg, MD, FCAP, to reflect on a career spanning approximately 30,000 bone and soft tissue pathology consultations. Together, they discuss the path to expertise, the demands of a consultation practice, and the commitment to patient care that drives Dr. Rosenberg's work. Chapters 02:50 Choosing a Subspecialty 09:28 Becoming an Expert Consultant 15:30 The Responsibility of Being an Expert 20:18 Communicating with Patients 21:38 The Business Side of Consulting 30:01 Sharing Cases with Colleagues and Intradepartmental Consultations

  2. 19 juin

    Horror Stories in Pathology Informatics: The Case of the Phantom Neutrophil

    In this episode of CIPI Connections, members of the CAP Informatics Committee, Alexis Carter, MD, FCAP, and Richard Davis, MD, MPH, BS, FCAP, discuss the mysterious case of a disappearing hypereosinophilic syndrome. For questions, feedback, or to learn how to submit your own idea, please email informatics@cap.org.

    Horror Stories in Pathology Informatics: The Case of the Phantom Neutrophil

  3. 5 juin

    Securing Pathology's Future: Payment, Visas, and the Next Generation

    A. Joe Saad, MD, CPE, FCAP, and Carmen Gomez‑Fernandez, MD, FCAP, break down how payment pressures, visa challenges, and workforce shortages are putting pathology’s future at risk. They share how these policy hurdles directly affect patient access and how the next generation of advocates can drive meaningful change.

  4. 1 juin

    CAP Review and Forecast: 2025 Financial Update

    A strong financial footing for the CAP—how lower expenses and smart cost management are shaping the year ahead.   Alfred Wray Campbell, MD, MBA, FCAP, secretary-treasurer of the CAP, describes the financial outlook for the organization. Also, learn how a young man from small-town Texas charted a deliberate path to the career he always envisioned. 2025 Annual Report

    CAP Review and Forecast: 2025 Financial Update

  5. 29 mai

    CAP Review and Forecast: Informatics and Pathology Innovation 2025/2026

    AI is transforming pathology—but where can you safely experiment without the risk? M. E. (Doc) de Baca, MD, FCAP, chair of the CAP’s Council on Informatics and Pathology Innovation, shares how collaboration is shaping health care policy—and why her grandfather’s journey from traditional to modern farming offers a surprising roadmap for navigating innovation today. Council on Informatics and Pathology Innovation Annual Report

    CAP Review and Forecast: Informatics and Pathology Innovation 2025/2026

  6. 26 mai

    CAP Review and Forecast: Education 2025/2026

    Genomics. Microlearning. The future of pathology education is evolving fast, but what’s really driving the shift? Raj C. Dash, MD, FCAP, chair of the CAP’s Council on Education, pulls back the curtain on what’s next—and shares how his early spark for innovation, designing video games as a kid, still shapes his vision today. Council on Education 2025 Annual Report

    CAP Review and Forecast: Education 2025/2026

  7. 22 mai

    CAP Review and Forecast: Membership 2025/2026

    What do pathologists really need right now—and how is the CAP evolving to meet those needs? Guillermo G. Martinez-Torres, MD, FCAP, chair of the CAP’s Council on Membership and Professional Development, reveals a major membership milestone and shares why his daughter’s path into medicine makes the future of pathology more personal than ever. Council on Membership and Professional Development 2025 Annual Report

    CAP Review and Forecast: Membership 2025/2026

  8. 20 mai

    CAP Review and Forecast: Accreditation 2025/2026

    What's at stake as the CAP faces a critical federal review—and how accreditation has expanded to serve veterans. Earle S. Collum, MD, FCAP, chair of the CAP’s Council on Accreditation, discusses deemed status review by the CMS and review of non-traditional laboratory testing. Plus, a side you don’t expect: the COA chair reveals his favorite artist—a rapper from the South… any guesses? Council on Accreditation 2025 Annual Report

    CAP Review and Forecast: Accreditation 2025/2026
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The College of American Pathologists' CAPcasts feature interviews with leading pathologists on current issues impacting pathology and laboratory medicine.

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  • Créateur
    College of American Pathologists
  • Années d’activité
    2017 - 2026
  • Épisodes
    122
  • Classement
    Tout public
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