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The teaching of pathology.

¹Department of Pathology, National University Hospital, Singapore.

Annals of the Academy of Medicine, Singapore

|July 13, 2005

Summary

The teaching of Pathology in the Medical School began in 1905, with close ties to the Government Medical Service. Full-time academic leadership in Pathology commenced in 1955, enabling expanded teaching and research.

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Area of Science:

Medical Education
Pathology
History of Medicine

Background:

The history of Pathology teaching in the Medical School dates back to 1905.
The Pathology Department has historically collaborated with the Government Medical Service.

Observation:

Medical students were taught by Pathologists from the Government Medical Service until 1955.
The establishment of a full-time Chair of Pathology in 1955, under Professor R Kirts, marked a significant shift.

Findings:

The narrative details the evolution of Pathology education and its departmental structure.
It covers undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and research activities within the department.

Implications:

This historical account provides insight into the development of medical training in Pathology.
Understanding this evolution is crucial for appreciating current medical education standards and research trajectories.

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