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  • Pathology Informatics is a rapidly evolving field.
  • Data analytics, data science, and data management are increasingly vital in pathology and laboratory medicine.
  • The significance of these skills is reflected in resident and fellowship examinations.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To provide pathology trainees with essential knowledge in Pathology Informatics.
  • To focus on data analytics, data science, and data management in 2022.
  • To prepare residents for the data-driven future of pathology.

Main Methods:

  • Annual Pathology Informatics Bootcamp.
  • Curriculum included lectures on databases, programming, analytics, and machine learning basics.
  • Specialized topics covered anatomic pathology data analysis and dashboarding.

Main Results:

  • Trainees gained essential knowledge in Pathology Informatics.
  • The bootcamp addressed the growing importance of data analysis in pathology practice.
  • Curriculum content aligns with the increasing data-related subjects in PIER and fellowship exams.

Conclusions:

  • The bootcamp effectively equips pathology trainees with critical data skills.
  • These skills are essential for pathology practice and laboratory medicine.
  • The training prepares residents for the increasing data demands in medicine.