Today my guest is Forensic Pathologist Dr Nicole R Jackson.

What we discuss with Dr Jackson:

• Her term as President of the Society of Black Pathology
• Consulting with the SUDC Foundation
• Her current role at the University of Washington
• EPAs in autopsy training
• The recent publication Health disparities among incarcerated populations: a crucial laboratory and pathology review.
• The impact of social media in pathology and forensic pathology

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The Path to PathA

Pathologists' Assistant Shadowing Network

Health Podcast Network

LabVine Learning

Dress A Med scrubs

Digital Pathology Club

Society of Black Pathology

SUDC Foundation

Health disparities among incarcerated populations: a crucial laboratory and pathology review

What’s Wrong with Forensics? Is stigma harming recruitment in forensic pathology? Pathologists and medical students share their experiences

Challenges in autopsy training for pathology residents: A survey of autopsy directors

How (Cautious) Social Media Use May Improve Education and Pipeline Efforts of a Growing Postpandemic Forensic Pathologist Workforce Shortage

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Today my guests are Peter O'Toole and Colin Murphy from mTuitive.

What we discuss with Colin and Peter:

• Colin's and Peter’s journeys to mTuitive
• The origin story of mTuitive
• Challenges and adoption of structured data
• Collaborations with CAP and ACS
• The future of digital pathology and structured data
• Real-time reference materials feature in mTuitive
• Customer success stories and favorite features
• Integration with major EHR systems
• Future innovations and improvements

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The Path to PathA

Pathologists' Assistant Shadowing Network

Health Podcast Network

LabVine Learning

Dress A Med scrubs

Digital Pathology Club

mTuitive

College of American Pathologists Cancer Protocol Templates

American College of Surgeons

The Checklist Manifesto

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My guest today is Dr Kene Ojukwu.

What we discuss with Dr Ojukwu:

• How she discovered pathology
• Educational pursuits: from public health to public policy
• Community engagement: Knowledge is Power Project
• Health literacy and dermatopathology education
• Challenges and innovations in patient-facing pathology
• Exploring language in medical diagnosis
• Inclusive pathology education
• Understanding learning styles in medical education
• Empowering self-assessment in medical training
• The human impact of pathology
• Policy influence in medical training
• The future of pathology and health equity

Links for this episode:

The Path to PathA

Pathologists' Assistant Shadowing Network

Health Podcast Network

LabVine Learning

Dress A Med scrubs

Digital Pathology Club

The Semantics of Cancer

UCLA National Clinician Scholars Program

Who is the Teacher and Who is the Student? The Dual Service- and Engaged-Learning Pedagogical Model of Anatomy Academy

Pathology Project Wins Back to Bedside Recognition

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