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Training in Informatics: Teaching Informatics in Surgical Pathology.

Lewis Allen Hassell¹, Kenneth E Blick¹

¹Department of Pathology, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, BMSB 451, 940 Stanton L Young Boulevard, Oklahoma City, OK 73104, USA.

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This article outlines essential pathology training curriculum and competency milestones. Case-based learning, especially hands-on projects, is highlighted for enhancing pathology trainee knowledge and skills.

Keywords:

Competency Informatics Milestones Problem-based learning Surgical pathology

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Area of Science:

Medical Education
Pathology Training

Background:

Pathology training requires a defined curriculum aligned with competency frameworks.
Ensuring graduates possess essential skills for practice is a key educational goal.

Purpose of the Study:

To present an essential curriculum for pathology trainees.
To map this curriculum to Milestones competency statements.
To discuss effective methods for achieving desired competencies.

Main Methods:

Overview of a proposed pathology curriculum.
Mapping curriculum components to established competency frameworks (Milestones).
Discussion of pedagogical approaches for skill acquisition.

Main Results:

An essential curriculum for pathology trainees is outlined.
The curriculum is mapped to Milestones competency statements.
Case-based learning and hands-on projects are identified as valuable pedagogical tools.

Conclusions:

A structured curriculum aligned with Milestones is crucial for pathology education.
Integrative, case-based learning enhances knowledge retention and skill development in pathology trainees.
Hands-on projects are particularly effective for cementing learning and expanding competency.