PATH 415
Pathology (PATH)
Dept. Contact | Kathleen Fergus |
Location | LUH Russo Entrance 0177 |
Phone | 708-216-2587 |
kfergus@lumc.edu |
Department: |
Pathology |
Course Number: |
PATH-415 |
Course Title: |
Anatomic & Clinical Pathology (Online) Virtual Elective |
No. of Students: |
100 (minimum 5 students required) |
Site: |
LUMC |
Supervisor: |
Alessa Aragao, MD |
Duration: |
4.0 weeks |
Periods Offered: |
Year Round per director discretion [Elective Not Current Available; Resuming August 2024] |
Prerequisite: |
Available to M3 & M4 students |
Special Note: |
Virtual/Online Elective |
Description: |
Goal: This course provides an opportunity for students to gain a deeper understanding of the practice of pathology and laboratory medicine by active involvement in elements of both anatomic and clinical pathology. Background: Informing medical students of the structure and function of pathology and laboratory medicine (anatomic and clinical pathology practice) will improve student knowledge of the pathophysiology of disease and laboratory function. This will lead to improved understanding of laboratory testing, diagnosis and test utilization. Description: With a team of UMEDs pathology educators, Dr. Kamran Mirza has founded pathelective.com which houses web-based training modules for both anatomic and clinical pathology education. At the time of the implementation of this elective most modules will be under construction; however, given the urgency of need for virtual electives (due to the COVID-19 pandemic) most modules will become live early during the course of the elective. During this elective students will
Objectives Patient Care - Facilitate a patient-centered approach when reviewing patient matieral (gross organs and histology slides) Interprofessional Collaboration - Learn ways to strengthen the patient-provider relationship and coordinate care with other specialists (including histotechnologists, medical laboratory scientists and pathologists’ assistants) - Use a team-based approach for reaching a pathologic diagnosis |
Method of Evaluation: |
The course will be graded according to the following scale: Pass/Fail Requirements: Students must complete all of the following to achieve a Passing grade for the elective: a) Meet with the course director (virtually) at the start of the elective to discuss the expectations b) Meet with the course director daily (or as outlined by the course director) regarding dail assignments c) Submit a certificate of completion for at least 10 pathology modules d) Write a detailed pathology report for an unknown slide |
Dept. Contact | Kathleen Fergus |
Location | LUH Russo Entrance 0177 |
Phone | 708-216-2587 |
kfergus@lumc.edu |
Department: |
Pathology |
Course Number: |
PATH-415 |
Course Title: |
Anatomic & Clinical Pathology (Online) Virtual Elective |
No. of Students: |
100 (minimum 5 students required) |
Site: |
LUMC |
Supervisor: |
Alessa Aragao, MD |
Duration: |
4.0 weeks |
Periods Offered: |
Year Round per director discretion [Elective Not Current Available; Resuming August 2024] |
Prerequisite: |
Available to M3 & M4 students |
Special Note: |
Virtual/Online Elective |
Description: |
Goal: This course provides an opportunity for students to gain a deeper understanding of the practice of pathology and laboratory medicine by active involvement in elements of both anatomic and clinical pathology. Background: Informing medical students of the structure and function of pathology and laboratory medicine (anatomic and clinical pathology practice) will improve student knowledge of the pathophysiology of disease and laboratory function. This will lead to improved understanding of laboratory testing, diagnosis and test utilization. Description: With a team of UMEDs pathology educators, Dr. Kamran Mirza has founded pathelective.com which houses web-based training modules for both anatomic and clinical pathology education. At the time of the implementation of this elective most modules will be under construction; however, given the urgency of need for virtual electives (due to the COVID-19 pandemic) most modules will become live early during the course of the elective. During this elective students will
Objectives Patient Care - Facilitate a patient-centered approach when reviewing patient matieral (gross organs and histology slides) Interprofessional Collaboration - Learn ways to strengthen the patient-provider relationship and coordinate care with other specialists (including histotechnologists, medical laboratory scientists and pathologists’ assistants) - Use a team-based approach for reaching a pathologic diagnosis |
Method of Evaluation: |
The course will be graded according to the following scale: Pass/Fail Requirements: Students must complete all of the following to achieve a Passing grade for the elective: a) Meet with the course director (virtually) at the start of the elective to discuss the expectations b) Meet with the course director daily (or as outlined by the course director) regarding dail assignments c) Submit a certificate of completion for at least 10 pathology modules d) Write a detailed pathology report for an unknown slide |