2022 CAP Annual Report
Pathologists Are The Power
Pathologists’ payments are being threatened again with a minimum 3% cut. When we combine our voices, we are the power to influence change.
Interactive Surgical Pathology Cases
CAP Membership
Test Ordering Program
Earn CME On the Go
Try a FastFive Challenge, exclusive to the MyCAP app and earn CME wherever, whenever.
Report Your PT Results Using Direct Transmission
The CAP’s Electronic Cancer Reporting Tools Have a New Name
Pathology in the Islands - June 2023
CAP Today
Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
Catalog and Shipping Information
Publications Catalog
Upcoming Events
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2023 Pathologists Leadership Summit and Spring House of Delegates Meeting
Apr 15, 2023 - Apr 18, 2023Grand Hyatt Washington
COVID-19 Information
The CAP accreditation program adds virtual inspections during pandemic
Public Health Emergency Updates
Access recent updates on public health emergencies, including monkeypox
Latest News from the CAP
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CAP Introduces Mpox Proficiency Testing Program
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CAP Renames electronic Cancer Reporting Tools: electronic Cancer Protocols
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WHAS 11: Health expert raises awareness for kidney testing in honor of National Kidney Month
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WDRB: 'Disparities being recognized' | Louisville doctor encourages patients to ask for updated kidney disease test
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CAP Media Briefing
The College of American Pathologists (CAP) hosted a virtual media briefing featuring leading pathologists—the physicians who biopsy and diagnose disease.
This year, the focus was on the current blood supply shortage, as well as navigating COVID-19 changes to the resurgence of polio. Panelists addressed the current state of the nation’s blood supply, discuss the reasons why our blood bank balances are always low and coping with the shortages, how to use the blood available more efficiently and how blood banks prepare for mass casualty situations, especially in light of trending gun violence. Panelists also discussed the essential role testing and pathologists continue to play when it comes to the current wave of health conditions the country continues to face and as new challenges unfold. How do we ensure we are testing right to get the best results and what tests are essential.