Pathologist to Pathologist

Pathologist to Pathologist are peer-reviewed articles written by our members on topics germane to the practice of pathology. They capture firsthand experiences pathologists are likely to encounter during the span of their career. The types of content produced include:

• in-depth articles
• trending topics
• case studies
• interviews
• video, podcast, presentations

The Digital Content Committee spearheads the Pathologist to Pathologist effort. Individual members serve as both editors and authors for content published across the CAP's digital channels.

• Twitter Chat Wrap-Up: Digital Pathology and A.I.: How Pathologists Can Leverage Emerging Technologies; Michael J. Misialek, MD
• Shaping the Future: How Texas State Pathology Leads the Way in Engaging Young Pathologists; Ziad El-zaatari, MD
• Steps to Start a Patient-Pathologist Consultation Program; Emily A. Green, MD, FCAP
• Eyes Have It: Tips on Good Eye Habits for Pathologists; Adam L. Booth, MD
• The Importance of State Pathology Membership: The Massachusetts Experience; Michael J. Misialek, MD, FCAP
• Twitter Chat Wrap-Up: How Pathologists Can Engage + Connect with Medical Students; Adam L. Booth, MD
• CAP and State Society Partner in Legislative Win for Patients; Suzanne Dintzis, MD, PhD, FCAP
• Culture Club: Promoting a Culture of Safety and Quality; Michael J. Misialek, MD, FCAP
• How to Advocate for our Specialty; Adam L. Booth, MD
• Pathologist Impact on Treatment Options; Amy H. Deeken, MD, FCAP
• A Pathologist Picks 2018’s Top Medical News; Michael J. Misialek, MD, FCAP
• UCLA’s Laboratory Tour for Medical Students is a Model to Replicate; Jason Scapa, MD
• Surviving Pathology Residency: Advice from 1st Year to 4th Year Residents; Ziad El-zaatari, MD
• So, You Are a New Laboratory Medical Director; Sharon Bihlmeyer, MD, FCAP
• Reducing Malpractice Risk in Pathology; Michael J. Misialek, MD, FCAP
• Disclosing Serious Pathology Errors; Suzanne Dintzis, MD, PhD, FCAP