1. Overview
The Osler Pathology Virtual Review Spring provides a rigorous and comprehensive overview of anatomic and clinical pathology. The program spans a wide array of subspecialties, including cytopathology, dermatopathology, hematopathology, and infectious disease pathology, equipping participants with the knowledge necessary for accurate diagnostic interpretation and laboratory management.
Course Dates: April 11-17, 2026
This comprehensive review course is designed to strengthen your clinical knowledge and support your success on the Anatomic Pathology (AP) and Clinical Pathology (CP) board examinations, whether for initial certification or continuing certification. The curriculum emphasizes evidence-based practice and board-relevant standards of care, integrating updated concepts, testing strategies, quality assurance principles, and laboratory management essentials. Past attendees consistently report improved diagnostic accuracy, stronger evaluative skills, and clearer insight into areas requiring further study.
The program features didactic lectures with end-of-topic review questions, an e-syllabus containing all presentation slides focused on Blood Bank procedures and Clinical Chemistry. Anatomical Pathology lectures will run from Saturday through Tuesday, followed by Clinical Pathology sessions from Tuesday through Friday. Tuesday serves as an integrated overlap day, offering both AP and CP topics.
2. Learning Objectives
Use the evidence-based information and practice tools presented to formulate differential diagnoses for most clinical scenarios better
Effectively apply current practice guidelines published by CAP, ASCP, and other major medical and governmental agencies
Recognize common patterns of test results and recommend additional tests, as needed, to characterize the etiology and prognosis of individual patient conditions
Identify indications and contraindications for transfusion and problems that might arise to advise better attending physicians
Apply strategies for integrating molecular and genetic testing into routine clinical practice
Describe the basic technique and pitfall avoidance of fine-needle aspiration biopsy performance
Apply increased knowledge of pathology to achieve specialty board certifications
3. Target Audience
Best for pathology residents and practicing pathologists who want a comprehensive review of anatomic and clinical pathology for board preparation or practice updates.
4. Topics
01 Pancreas Pathology
02 Dermatopathology I
03 Dermatopathology II
04 Forensic Pathology
05 Inflammation and Repair
06 Breast Pathology
07 Cytopathology I
08 Cytopathology II
09 Cytopathology III
10 Cytopathology IV
11 Cardiac Pathology
12 Renal Pathology
13 Electron Microscopy
14 Neuropathology I & II
15 Female Reproductive I
16 Female Reproductive II
17 Endocrine Pathology I
18 Endocrine Pathology II
19 Pulmonary Pathology I & II
20 Genitourinary Pathology I
21 Genitourinary Pathology II
22 Pediatric Pathology I
23 Pediatric Pathology II
24 Gastrointestinal Pathology I & II
25 Liver Pathology
26 Specimen Collection and Safety
27 Immunoassay, Toxicology, TDM
28 Statistics and Quality Control
29 Diabetes and Renal Function
30 Lipids and Protein
31 Molecular Pathology
32 Platelets and Coagulation I
33 Platelets and Coagulation II
34 Cytogenetics
35 Blood Bank I
36 Blood Bank II
37 Blood Bank III
38 Blood Bank IV
39 Blood Bank V
40 Blood Bank VI
41 Humoral and Cellular Immunity
42 Immunodeficiency and Autoimmunity
43 Flow Cytometry
44 Endocrinology I
45 Endocrinology II
46 Head and Neck Pathology
47 Bone Pathology
48 Soft Tissue Pathology I & II
49 Lab Management
50 Instrumentation and Measurement
51 Enzymes and Liver
52 Acid Base, Electrolytes, and Tumor Markers
53 Mycology I & II
54 Mycobacteriology
55 Lymph Node I
56 Lymph Node II
57 White Blood Cells
58 Red Blood Cells
59 Parasitology I
60 Parasitology II
61 Virology
62 Bacteriology I
63 Bacteriology II
64 Antibiotic Sensitivity Testing





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