This day is available for those who plan to take the RCPath CHCCT exam and who would like the opportunity to review a set of slides with known outcomes in preparation for the exam and the pre-exam course.
This is a two-day course ideal for anyone intending to sit the Certificate in Higher Cervical Cytology Training (CHCCT) exam.
The North Of England Pathology and Screening Education Centre Introductory Course in Gynaecological Cytology is a NHSCSP approved four week course designed especially for trainee BMS’s and Cytoscreeners.
Any one course accommodates a maximum of eight trainees and through a series of workshops, lectures and tutorials it introduces the many aspects of gynaecological cytology to students at their own pace.
This workshop will discuss the process of cancer causation, its classification and the classical features of invasion on cytology. It will also illustrate the features of those cases which arise in the invasive audit, in the hope of reducing their occurrence in future.
There will be a review of the findings from the published invasive audit reports, outlining what has been learned and where the programme may make improvements to further reduce the burden from cervical cancer.
Finally, there will be an outline of usual management options for those with cervical cancers.
Cases will be in ThinPrep™ Cytology
This workshop will discuss the process of cancer causation, its classification and the classical features of invasion on cytology. It will also illustrate the features of those cases which arise in the invasive audit, in the hope of reducing their occurrence in future.
There will be a review of the findings from the published invasive audit reports, outlining what has been learned and where the programme may make improvements to further reduce the burden from cervical cancer.
Finally, there will be an outline of usual management options for those with cervical cancers.
Cases will be in ThinPrep™ Cytology
This workshop will discuss the process of cancer causation, its classification and the classical features of invasion on cytology. It will also illustrate the features of those cases which arise in the invasive audit, in the hope of reducing their occurrence in future.
There will be a review of the findings from the published invasive audit reports, outlining what has been learned and where the programme may make improvements to further reduce the burden from cervical cancer.
Finally, there will be an outline of usual management options for those with cervical cancers.
Cases will be in ThinPrep™ Cytology
This workshop will discuss the process of cancer causation, its classification and the classical features of invasion on cytology. It will also illustrate the features of those cases which arise in the invasive audit, in the hope of reducing their occurrence in future.
There will be a review of the findings from the published invasive audit reports, outlining what has been learned and where the programme may make improvements to further reduce the burden from cervical cancer.
Finally, there will be an outline of usual management options for those with cervical cancers.
Cases will be in ThinPrep™ Cytology
This workshop will discuss the process of cancer causation, its classification and the classical features of invasion on cytology. It will also illustrate the features of those cases which arise in the invasive audit, in the hope of reducing their occurrence in future.
There will be a review of the findings from the published invasive audit reports, outlining what has been learned and where the programme may make improvements to further reduce the burden from cervical cancer.
Finally, there will be an outline of usual management options for those with cervical cancers.
Cases will be in ThinPrep™ Cytology
This workshop will discuss the process of cancer causation, its classification and the classical features of invasion on cytology. It will also illustrate the features of those cases which arise in the invasive audit, in the hope of reducing their occurrence in future.
There will be a review of the findings from the published invasive audit reports, outlining what has been learned and where the programme may make improvements to further reduce the burden from cervical cancer.
Finally, there will be an outline of usual management options for those with cervical cancers.
Cases will be in ThinPrep™ Cytology
This workshop will discuss the process of cancer causation, its classification and the classical features of invasion on cytology. It will also illustrate the features of those cases which arise in the invasive audit, in the hope of reducing their occurrence in future.
There will be a review of the findings from the published invasive audit reports, outlining what has been learned and where the programme may make improvements to further reduce the burden from cervical cancer.
Finally, there will be an outline of usual management options for those with cervical cancers.
Cases will be in ThinPrep™ Cytology