- When in Doubt, Try Getting Out
- Transformational Pathologist as Medical Director of a Large Hospital Blood Bank
- Junior Member Transforms NewsPath® into an Experience for Residents to Get Involved Immediately
- Dr. Hicks Teams Up with Operating Room Staff to Speed Specimen Handling
- Dr. Zarka and the Village of a Thousand Voices
- “Go-to” Pathologist Dedicated to Patient Care and Colleagues
- Pathologist’s Trip to South Pacific Brings Child Accurate
Diagnosis, Treatment to Ease Pain, and Consultation for
Family’s Understanding of Daughter’s Disease - Pathologist Protects and Advocates for Patients through
Multidisciplinary Weekly Meetings - Doctor Creates Neuropathology Blog—Now Read Around the World
- Pathologist Treats
Uninsured Patients - Build People,
Not Houses - Pathologist Helps Firefighter
CAP Campaign for the Transformation of the Specialty
Case studies and stories
Case studies and stories
Dr. Hicks Teams Up with Operating Room Staff to Speed Specimen Handling
When David Hicks, MD, FCAP, a breast pathologist, joined the pathology group at the University of Rochester Medical Center in Rochester, New York in 2008, the average time from collection to fixation for most specimens was more than two hours.
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