CAPcasts
CAPcasts is a podcast series by the College of American Pathologists. It features interviews with leading pathologists on current issues in pathology and laboratory medicine. The discussions cover advancements, challenges, and best practices in the field.
Episodes
Horror Stories in Pathology Informatics: When a Misspelled Name Leads to Transfusion Trouble
A single misspelled name created a duplicate medical record, hiding critical transfusion history and setting the stage for a serious delayed hemolytic transfusion reaction. In this installment of Horror Stories in Pathology Informatics, Alexis Carter, MD, FCAP, and Mandy O'Leary, MD, FCAP, examine how a patient registration error disrupted access to vital blood bank information for a patient
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
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.
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.
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: 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 Patholog
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 Education2025 Annual Report
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 Development2025 Ann
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 o
CAP Review and Forecast: Scientific Affairs 2025/2026
Laboratory testing is evolving fast and the CAP’s new proficiency testing programs are keeping pace. Joel Todd Moncur, MD, PhD, MS, FCAP, chair of the CAP’s Council on Scientific Affairs, breaks down how smarter data is raising the bar and strengthening pathology. Also, find out what his military service taught him about being an effective leader.Council on Scientific Affairs2025 Annual Report
CAP Review and Forecast: Advocacy 2025/2026
From the state level to Capitol Hill, the CAP is advocating for payment reform, workplace issues, and access to care.A. Joe Saad, MD, CPE, FCAP, chair of the CAP's Council on Government and Professional Affairs, leads members in tackling Medicare payment reform and other key legislative issues impacting pathologists and patients.And on a personal note, Dr. Saad shares how his own background a
The Hardest Part of Digital Pathology Isn't Digital
In this episode of CIPI Connections, Jordan Olson, MD, FCAP, and Meredith Herman, DO, share practical insights and lessons learned from real-world digital pathology adoption. They also discuss the new Digital Pathology 101 Guide, created by the CAP's Digital & Computational Pathology Committee.Download the Digital Pathology 101 Guide: https://www.cap.org/member-resources/councils-committe
The Solo Pathologist
In this episode, academic pathologist Edward Gutmann, MD, FCAP, speaks with Dean Joelson, MD, FCAP, a solo practitioner, about what it is like to practice pathology solo in a semi-rural area. They discuss the preparation needed to establish such a practice, the challenges and rewards of serving a community hospital alone, and how these experiences differ from group and academic settings. Surprisin
Horror Stories in Pathology Informatics: In Two Places at Once
In this episode of CIPI Connections, members of the CAP Informatics Committee, Alexis Carter, MD, FCAP, and Lauren Miller, MD, MLS(ASCP)cm, share a cautionary tale about how when it comes to point-of-care testing, sharing is not always caring.Informatics CommitteeCouncil on Informatics and Pathology Innovation (CIPI)For questions, feedback or to learn how to submit your own idea, please email info
CIPI Connections: Pathology Innovation in the Third Dimension
In this episode of CIPI Connections, Nicholas Reder, MD, MPH, FCAP, joins M. E. de Baca, MD, FCAP, to discuss the shift from traditional 2D slides to whole tissue imaging, the expanding role of artificial intelligence in pathology, and the responsibility that innovators carry as medicine and technology evolve.Council on Informatics and Pathology InnovationS
Amyloidosis Workup: What Pathologists Need to Know
Hear from expert panel chairs on the new CAP evidence-based guideline on the workup of amyloidosis. Dylan Miller, MD, FCAP, and Billie Fyfe-Kirschner, MD, FCAP, discuss recommendations for staining techniques and share why fibril subtyping is critical for patient outcomes.CAP Guideline: Laboratory Workup of Amyloidosis
Horror Stories in Pathology Informatics: Lessons from a Missed Cortisol Result
In this episode of CIPI Connections, members of the CAP Informatics Committee, Alexis Carter, MD, FCAP, and Omar Baba, MD, share a gripping cautionary tale of unflagged abnormal laboratory values and the informatics solutions designed to avert similar pitfalls. Informatics CommitteeCouncil on Informatics and Pathology Innovation (CIPI)Subscribe to CIPI Connections on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wh
CIPI Connections: Pathology Meets AI: Translating AI Frameworks into Practice
In this episode of CIPI Connections, members of the CAP Artificial Intelligence Committee, Matthew Hanna, MD, FCAP, Nick Spies, MD, FCAP, and Larissa Furtado, MD, FCAP, discuss how pathology is integrating AI. They discuss how existing CAP validation frameworks apply to AI, the unique challenges of data quality and, and the emerging role of AI implementatio
CIPI Connections: Driving Innovation in Pathology with Rajendra Singh, MD, FCAP
As the founder of PathPresenter, a groundbreaking global platform with over 70,000 users, Rajendra Singh, MD, FCAP mission is clear: to make whole slide images accessible for educational purposes. His passion for pathology has driven him to integrate advanced technology into everyday practice, ensuring that pathologists remain at the forefront of health car
CIPI Connections: Insights, Updates, and the People Behind the Innovation
Welcome to the debut episode of CIPI Connections, the official podcast of the College of American Pathologists' Council on Informatics and Pathology Innovation (CIPI). Co-hosts Dr. Giovanni Lujan and Dr. M.E. de Baca introduce the podcast’s mission and discuss Dr. de Baca’s inspiring journey from ophthalmology in Germany to leading innovation in pathol
Trailer: PATH News Network Daily Edition
PATH News Network Daily Edition is the College of American Pathologists' flagship daily newscast, providing the most up-to-the-minute news and information about pathology and laboratory medicine.Tune in weekdays at 5:00 AM Eastern Time starting July 14th. Available wherever you get your podcasts, including:Apple PodcastsAmazon MusicOvercastSpotifyYouTu
Cleats and Causes
When pathologists go to advocate for causes that are important to the specialty, having a uniform approach is key to getting the message across. Tevi Troy, CEO of the American Health Policy Institute and former US Deputy Secretary of Health and Human Services, says having a unilateral approach to what you're trying to lobby for is the key to success in
10,000 Slides and a Substack
With slides and a Substack, Bruce Mehlman, Partner at Mehlman Consulting and former Assistant Secretary of Commerce, works to help people understand the state of our political system, how we got here, and future concerns.Mehlman encourages pathologists to remain engaged by embracing patience, persistence, and making personal connections with lawmakers. Mehl
CAP Review and Forecast: 2024 Financial Update
Alfred Wray Campbell, MD, MBA, FCAP, is secretary-treasurer of the CAP Board of Governors. He offers an overview of the CAP's financial reports.CAP Annual Report 2024
Leading with Purpose and Strategy
This weekend, pathologists in Washington, DC for the CAP's House of Delegates and Pathologists Leadership Summit can attend a new strategic leadership workshop. The event is designed to help CAP members build credibility, influence, and authority.In this podcast episode, Carey August, MD, FCAP, gives members a preview of the free executive leadership w
Strengthening Pathology Advocacy with PathPAC
The CAP's political action committee, PathPAC, provides its members with a collective voice on issues important to the specialty and patients. PathPAC is the only federal political action committee working on behalf of pathology and pathologists. It was created to advocate for the election and re-election of candidates for federal office who understand
Why Pathologists Need to Advocate
As a pathologist, you know how to advocate, but do you have plans to let Congress know where you stand? Now is your chance to make your voice heard on Medicare payment reform, workforce concerns, and other critical pay-related policies.Come to Washington, DC for the CAP's House of Delegates and Pathologists Leadership Summit from April 26 through April
Increase Your Influence Through Strategic Leadership
A new workshop to help pathologists grow their influence through strategic leadership is on the agenda when members of the College of American Pathologists meet in Washington, DC, this month.The CAP is partnering with the American College of Healthcare Executives to produce the workshop. It offers six CME hours to attendees. The workshop is planned for Satu
What Do Pathologists Want From Congress?
Four key policy issues will top the list of priorities the CAP will raise when members go to Capitol Hill on April 29. If you're concerned about the impact of federal policy on you and your patients, then you need to make time to be among those who visit the nation’s capital April 26–29. Mary Le, MD, FCAP, Chair of the CAP's Federal and State Aff
Pathologists Assemble! Plan to Visit Congress in April
Congress hasn't been able to agree on inflationary pay increases for pathologists. During the College of American Pathologists annual House of Delegates/Pathologists Leadership Summit, members will let Congress know where they stand on Medicare payments and other issues affecting pathologists and patients. The more pathologists who join the CAP on Cap
Preview: CAP House of Delegates and Pathologists Leadership Summit 2025
Pathologists from across the US will gather in Washington, DC, in April to discuss important policy issues impacting their practice and patients.It's all a part of the College of American Pathologists annual House of Delegates and Pathologists Leadership Summit happening April 26–29. Sang Wu, MD, FCAP, speaker o
CAP Review and Forecast: Informatics and Pathology Innovation 2024/2025
Understanding new digital technologies and helping members engage with them in their laboratories are at the top of the informatics and innovation agenda at the College of American Pathologists. M. E. (Doc) de Baca, MD, FCAP, Chair of the CAP's Council on Informatics and Pathology Innovation and a member of the
CAP Review and Forecast: Education 2024/2025
Cutting edge training, education about new policies, and programs to develop future pathologists are all at the top of the education agenda at the College of American Pathologists. Kalisha Hill, MD, MBA, FCAP, FASCP, Chair of the CAP's Council on Education and a member of the CAP's Board of Governors discu
CAP Review and Forecast: Membership 2024/2025
This year marks the beginning of a new membership era at the College of American Pathologists, focusing on several priorities, including member recruitment, onboarding and retention, creating a personalized member experience, and facilitating networking and mentoring.Guillermo Martinez-Torres, MD, FCAP, Chair of the
CAP Review and Forecast: Accreditation 2024/2025
Hundreds of new laboratories achieving accreditation, releasing new checklists, and increasing communication with international partners are at the top of the accreditation agenda at the College of American Pathologists.Earle S. Collum, MD, FCAP, Chair of the CAP's Council on Accreditation, discusses the CAP&apo
Magnifying the Power of Pathologists
Pathologists have an opportunity to make their voice heard on key policy issues under consideration in Congress. The College of American Pathologists will host its annual House of Delegates and Pathologists Leadership Summit April 26 –29 in Washington, DC. Listen to CAP President Donald Karcher, MD, FCAP, share why
CAP Review and Forecast: Scientific Affairs 2024/2025
Leading the development of new proficiency testing programs for laboratories, the publication of new research, and tracking threats to public health are at the top of the scientific agenda at the College of American Pathologists. In this episode, Council on Scientific Affairs Chair and member of the CAP’s Board of Go
From Capitol Hill to Australia: Advocating for Pathology
In this episode, Daniel Owens, Vice President of the Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia visits Washington, DC, to learn about the CAP's advocacy work in the nation's capital.Learn more:The Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia
CAP Review and Forecast: Advocacy 2024/2025
Throughout 2024, the College of American Pathologists (CAP) advocated on behalf of pathologists to address critical issues, including the oversight of laboratory-developed tests (LDTs), protecting the value of pathology services, opposing private payer interference, and state-level regulation of health insurance. The
Cancer PathCHART: A Revolution in Cancer Surveillance Standards
In this episode, Gladell Paner, MD, FCAP, hosts a dynamic discussion with experts Alison Van Dyke, MD, PhD, FCAP, Rich Moldwin, MD, and Mary Kay Washington, MD, PhD, FCAP, about Cancer PathCHART—a groundbreaking initiative redefining cancer surveillance standards. Learn how this collaborative effort between the CAP, the National Cancer Institute, and global
Breaking the Stigma: Physician Mental Wellness and Burnout
In this deeply personal and insightful CAPcast, Dr. Alison Van Dyke and Dr. Darrell Kirch share their journeys through mental health challenges and discuss the pervasive issue of physician burnout. With a focus on breaking the stigma, they explore the importance of seeking help, fostering open conversations, and building supportive communities. They also hi
Finding Community and Purpose: Dr. Michael Williams on Resilience, Representation, and the Power of Conversation
In this episode, Dr. Juanita Evans interviews Dr. Michael Williams on his journey of building a platform to amplify diverse voices in pathology. Together, they discuss the challenges and triumphs of fostering inclusivity in healthcare, highlighting how representation reshapes patient care, medical education, and the future of medicine.Support the CAP Founda
How Insurer Interference Impacts Medical Care
Insurer interference is on the rise, creating barriers for patients to access medical care. Insurer interference often happens under the guise of cost-cutting measures for patients, but pathologists report an increase in disruptions to providing timely diagnosis and medical care for their patients. In this CAPcast, we discuss how insurer interference impact
Revolutionizing Molecular Pathology: The Evolution of Next-Generation Sequencing Proficiency Testing
Dr. Joel Moncur is joined by a panel of distinguished experts to discuss the groundbreaking journey of molecular proficiency testing programs, including next-generation sequencing (NGS). Drs. Wayne Grody, Karl Voelkerding, and Jason Merker discuss the impact these programs have on laboratories, patient care, and regulatory compliance, as well as the role of
Hepatocellular Carcinoma Pathology Reporting in Academic and Private Practice Settings
In this CAPcast episode, Dr. Gladell Paner speaks with two GI and liver pathologists, Dr. William Chopp and Dr. John Hart, as they explore the use of the CAP hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) reporting protocol in both academic and private practice settings. Tune in as Dr. Chopp discusses the evolution of HCC reporting standards and how the protocol adapts to
A Closer Look at Pathology Curriculum in US Medical Schools
The perception of pathology as one of medicine's best-kept secrets underscores the growing concern that medical students are not exposed to it early enough. To highlight the specialty's clinical importance, Dr. Swati Bhardwaj recently sat down with CAP members Dr. Valerie Fitzhugh, Dr. Gary Procop, Dr. Bronwyn Bryant, and Dr. Kalisha Hill to talk
Pioneering Precision: The Evolution and Future of Accuracy-Based Proficiency Testing
In this CAPcast episode, we discuss the CAP's accuracy-based proficiency testing (PT) programs with experts Dr. David Sacks and Dr. Andy Hoofnagle. Dive into the history and evolution of accuracy-based PT, which uses advanced techniques to ensure lab results meet rigorous national and international standards. Learn how these programs revolutionized hem
Optical Genome Mapping: A One-Stop Shop for Genome Assessment?
Genomic studies center on detecting and excluding single nucleotide variants. While evaluation of structural variants remains most often performed by traditional cytogenetic approaches, these unaddressed blind spots in cytogenetic studies leave room to improve detection of clinically relevant structural variants through other methodologies including optical
Bridging the Gap: Tips for Effective Pathologist-Clinician Communication
In this episode, members of the CAP's New-in-Practice Committee share valuable advice for effective communication with non-pathology colleagues. Dr. Esther Yoon, Dr. Hafsa Nebbache, and Dr. Jennifer Woo discuss their personal experiences, survey insights, and strategies for building strong relationships with clinicians, handling challenging conversatio
LDT Advocacy: What You Should Know
The Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) Laboratory Developed Test (LDT) final rule outlines new regulations for tests developed and used within a single laboratory. In this episode, we will discuss the newly proposed rule and the CAP's ongoing advocacy efforts to protect pathologists and ensure patients have access to the tests they need for qual
A Healthy Discussion on Renaming Low-Grade Prostate Cancer as Non-Cancer
In this CAPcast episode, Gladell Paner, MD, FCAP, discusses the renaming of low-grade prostate cancer with genitourinary pathologists Ming Zhou, MD, FCAP, and Rajal Shah, MD, FCAP. They explore the history, benefits, and challenges of removing the cancer label from Grade Group 1 prostate cancer and its potential impact on patient care, pathologist practices
Navigating Blood Bank Lookbacks
While blood transfusion safeguards are highly effective, they're not completely infallible. If new information arises suggesting an unsuitable blood unit was collected and then unknowingly transfused, the blood bank must undertake a “lookback,” or a process of investigating and identifying prior donations from the same donor. This episode features a di
Navigating Familial Cancers: What Pathologists Need to Know to Diagnose MEN1
Join Gladell Paner, MD, FCAP, as he delves into inherited cancer syndromes with surgical pathologist Vania Nosé, MD, FCAP, and oncologist Mark Lewis, MD, who is also a cancer survivor. They focus on multiple endocrine neoplasia type 1 (MEN1), an autosomal dominant disorder affecting the pituitary, parathyroid, and pancreas. Dr. Nosé explores the genetic and
Future Pathologist Champions: Ensuring the Future of the Specialty
Beginning in the early 2000s, the number of US medical school seniors matching into a pathology residency experienced a steady decline. Rates went from 2.5% in 2003 to nearly 1% in the late 2010s. In response, the CAP created the Future Pathologist Initiative Project Team to address the critical issue of preventing a pathologist shortage by inspiring medica
Pathology Reports: Can One Size Fit All Stakeholders?
Pathology reports are pathologists’ main line of connection with patients—their primary stakeholders. Since the CURES Act made it so patients can access their pathology reports digitally as soon as they’re released, questions have been raised about how to make the reports more discernable for the average person. However, the pathology report must also speak
Pathologists Hold Capitol Hill Briefing to Promote Diagnostics Reform and the VALID Act
In this special edition CAPcast, the College of American Pathologists (CAP) shares the audio of a July 9 briefing on laboratory-developed tests (LDTs). The CAP discussed how Congress can promote patient safety without overburdening laboratories through enacting a diagnostic reform package that provides oversight of LDTs and allows for innovation of new tech
Melanoma and Skin Cancer Awareness
Gladell Paner, MD, FCAP, speaks with dermatopathologists Wonwoo Shon, DO, FCAP, and Christopher Kinonen, MD, MBA, FCAP. The group discusses the development of the CAP's new melanoma reporting templates, how they are used in testing, and what's on the horizon for biomarkers.
Infectious Disease Program: Continuously Evolving to Bolster Public Health
The CAP introduced its first infectious disease testing survey program in 1989, 40 years after launching its PT survey program in 1949. Over the past 35 years, the CAP has led the way in developing new programs to ensure the quality and accuracy of laboratory testing for infectious diseases, including SARS CoV-2, Zika testing, and testing for molecular micr
Enhancing Public Health Readiness: Laboratory Preparedness Exercise
Launched in 2004, the CAP’s Laboratory Preparedness Exercise (LPX) was developed as a collaborative effort involving the College of American Pathologists, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the Association of Public Health Laboratories. In this CAPcast episode, Dr. Kathleen Beavis and Dr. Carol Rauch discuss the history of the program and i
2024 Pathologists Leadership Summit and Hill Day Recap
The 2024 Pathologists Leadership Summit took place in mid-April and featured the Spring House of Delegates meeting, educational courses, Advocacy programing, and our annual Hill Day. For this episode, we revisit the Pathologists Leadership Summit with two CAP leaders. Dr. Sang Wu is speaker of the CAP’s House of Delegates. And, Dr. Mary Le is the vice chair
Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Month
Gladell Paner, MD, FCAP, speaks with Raja Seethala, MD, FCAP, and Nicole Cipriani, MD, FCAP, surgical pathologists specializing in head and neck pathology and members of the CAP Cancer Committee. The group discusses the development of the CAP's Head and Neck Biomarker Reporting Templates, how they are used in testing, and what's on the horizon for
The Importance of Conrad 30 to Pathology – March 2024 Advocacy Recap
This month we have a conversation with Dr. Andres Romero about the Conrad 30 waiver program and what it means to physicians like him. We’ll also review a boost to Medicare pay in the new spending bill, calls to address the shortage in the health care workforce, and the CAP president's testimony to Congress regarding LDTs.
CAP Foundation Chat - Pathology Grants and Awards
The CAP Foundation aims to develop tomorrow's pathology leaders through awards for advanced training, research, and education, as well as to mobilize pathologists to expand health equity in medically underserved communities within the US and globally. This CAPcast episode features a panel discussion between three recipients of Foundation grants and awa
Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. In this episode, Gladell Paner, MD, FCAP, talks with gastrointestinal pathologists Dhanpat Jain, MD, FCAP, and Adam Booth, MD, FCAP, about how the CAP Biomarker Reporting Protocols were developed and used in practice.
February 2024 Advocacy Recap
This month we look at the historic benchmarks earned by the CAP’s Pathologists Quality Registry, advocacy wins and strides in the private sector, changes to an FDA reclassification process and more. We also speak with Matthew Foster, MD, FCAP, about Hill Day at the 2024 Pathologists Leadership Summit, key policy requests, and why it's important for CAP
Commemorating World Cancer Day
World Cancer Day is recognized around the world on February 4th to raise awareness of and encourage the prevention, detection, and treatment of cancer. To commemorate World Cancer Day, Gladell Paner, MD, FCAP, chatted with M.E. de Baca, MD, FCAP, and Gail Vance, MD, FCAP, about how the CAP is addressing barriers to health equity through the Cancer Protocols
Why the CAP No Longer Supports 'Excited Delirium' as a Cause of Death - January 2024 Advocacy Recap
This month we'll look at a prior authorization rule that could pave the way for legislation to reduce burdens on clinicians, a grant awarded to the CAP to improve healthcare communication, action on Medicare cuts, and more. We'll also sit down with Anna Tart, MD, FCAP, to talk about why the CAP no longer supports 'excited delirium' as an
What Pathologists Need to Know About HER2 Testing Guidelines
Jason Scapa, MD, FCAP, Chair of the Digital Content Committee talks with Andrew Bellizzi, MD, FCAP, Past Chair of the Immunohistochemistry (IHC) Committee and current IHC Committee Member Gregory Bean, MD, PhD, FCAP, about the latest update to HER2 Breast Cancer Testing Guidelines. Issued in June 2023, the CAP and the American Society of Clinical Oncology (
December 2023 Advocacy Recap
This month we'll take a look at efforts to mitigate recent Medicare cuts, digital and cybersecurity news in the health care sector, and more.
Negotiation Tips and Insights for Early Career Pathologists
So you have a job offer. Now what? If you're a senior trainee or new-in-practice pathologist navigating contract negotiation for the first time, this episode is for you. Jennifer Woo, MD, FCAP, and Esther Yoon, MD, FCAP, from the New-in-Practice Committee chat with Practice Management Committee members Moira Larsen, MD, MBA, FCAP, and Cedric Bailey, DO
Emerging Markets and Technologies in Biobanking
Biobanking of human biospecimens has a long history. In the last two decades, several best practices have been developed, resulting in better-quality specimens. Jim Vaught, PhD, Editor Emeritus of the Biopreservation and Biobanking journal, joins the podcast to talk about the new era we are entering where new markets and technologies will result in new appr
Digital Pathology Implementation at UoL Health
Joseph Sirintrapun, MD, FCAP, and Dibson Gondim, MD, FCAP discuss implementing digital pathology at UofL Health. Dr. Gondim shares the challenges and easy wins that the University of Lousiville experienced during the process and how artificial intelligence will continue to impact digital pathology in the next 5 to 10 years. This episode is part of a series
November 2023 Advocacy Recap
This month we'll review the 2024 Final Medicare Physician Fee Schedule and what it means to you as well as a grant for the CAP's work to promote effective communication in health care. We will also sit down with Dr. Mark Synovec to discuss what happened at the most recent AMA meeting and what it means going forward.
How are Cancer Protocols Created?
In this CAPcast, Mary Edgerton, MD, FCAP, talks with experts in the field of cancer research, diagnosis, and treatment: Lara Harik, MD, FCAP; Stephen Edge, MD, FACS, FASCO; Donna Gress, RHIT, CTR; Veronica Klepeis, MD, PhD, FCAP; and Eric Daley, MS, PA (ASCP).The group discusses how the CAP’s Cancer Protocols are created and used, the difference between Can
Interview Dos and Don'ts for Early Career Pathologists
Interviewing for your first job as a pathologist might seem intimidating. But this is an opportunity to not only showcase your abilities but to find out if the position and practice setting are a good fit for you and your career goals.Neha Varshney MD, FCAP, FASCP, from the New-in-Practice Committee, chats with Practice Management Committee members Karim Si
CAP Foundation Chat - Connecting Pathologists and Patients
In this special CAPcast episode, CAP Foundation President Eva M. Wojcik, MD, FCAP, talks with CAP Foundation board member Sara Herbek, Esq, and CAP Board member Diana Cardona, MD, FCAP. They share their personal connections to the CAP Foundation and discuss advocating for your own personal health and the work the Foundation is doing for pathologists and pat
How to Understand, Compare, and Choose a Molecular Test
As leaders in the medical laboratory, pathologists are important gatekeepers to the highest value use of ancillary testing techniques for patient samples. So, how can a pathologist prepare for questions on molecular tests before they come? In this episode, Jennifer Yoest, MD, FCAP, author of the new Clinical Pathology Improvement Program case Choosing a Mol
Applying Liquid Biopsies to Cancer Biomarkers in Circulating Tumors
The liquid biopsy has rapidly emerged as a method to minimize the amount of tissue needed for testing, making it a less invasive and safer alternative to more traditional procedures. As it continues to evolve, liquid biopsies offer exciting new options in the practice of pathology. In this episode, Maria Arcila, MD, FCAP, and JinJuan Yao, MD, FCAP, discuss
Advocacy Priorities with CAP President Dr. Donald Karcher
We sat down with the newly inaugurated CAP President Dr. Donald Karcher to discuss the CAP's legislative priorities and how advocacy by CAP members can advance the profession.
Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month
In this CAPcast, Mary Edgerton, MD, FCAP, talks with experts in pancreatic cancer research, diagnosis, treatment, and patient advocacy: Paula Kim, co-founder of Pancreatic Cancer Action Network (PanCAN); Ariban Maitra, MD, FCAP, Nilo Azad, MD; Ralph Hruban, MD; and, Fatima Zelada-Arenas, Senior Director of Research and Education at PanCAN.
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