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The BDIAP provides support for training for BDIAP members in the BDIAP Home Countries (Belgium, Ireland, the Netherlands and the UK) Educational fellowships – these grants, for BDIAP members (including trainees), are to fund visits to study in athology laboratories...
The BDIAP provides support for training pathologists in the BDIAP Schools Countries (Sri Lanka, East Africa and Arab Schools) and for pathologists in Bosnia. For support for training for pathologists in other countries please go to the main IAP website...
Membership of the society is open to medical and veterinary practitioners actively engaged in Pathology who are permanently resident in North West Europe. Pathologists from other parts of the world may also join, but are expected first to have become...
Below is an invitation to participate in a survey about The AJCC8 Head and Neck Cutaneous SCC Staging System. Letter of invitation (PDF) Survey link: https://redcap.sydney.edu.au/surveys/?s=MKKARNWKY9 The survey closes the first week of September 2019.
The BDIAP Symposium on Gynaecological Pathology will take place on Friday 22 and Saturday 23 November 2019, organised by Dr Nafisa Wilkinson. The Symposium will take place at The Royal Society of Medicine, 1 Wimpole Street London. A Symposium dinner Read More …
The relaunched IAP Bulletin is now available to view online. There are updates from new President, Dietmar Schmidt, and from the Education Committee, chaired by Jane Dahlstrom, a remembrance of former President, Eduardo Santini Araujo, as well as a fascinating Read More …
The Committee of the Pathological Society of Great Britain and Ireland and the Council of the British Division of the International Academy of Pathology are pleased to announce the move of the combined office of the two organisations to the Read More …
The 13th Bryan Warren School of Pathology will take place on 2-3 November 2019 in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The main topic of the school will be neuropathology. Further information available here. The 13th Bryan Warren School of Pathology Read More …
Watch Professor Sir James Underwood, former President of the Royal College of Pathologists and the BDIAP, in discussion with our Trainee Councillor Dr Matthew Clarke, about how Histopathology training has changed over the years. They discuss changes and similarities in Read More …
The BDIAP is launching a new category of membership for junior doctors who are qualified but not yet in histopathology training, and the aim is to increase awareness of histopathology career opportunities and encourage speciality applications. More details here…