Podcasts

Join Gladell Paner, MD, FCAP, as he delves into inherited cancer syndromes with surgical pathologist Vania Nosé, MD, FCAP, and oncologist Mark Lewis, MD, who is also a cancer survivor. Dr. Nosé explores the genetic and clinical aspects of multiple endocrine neoplasia type 1 (MEN1), while Dr. Lewis shares his personal journey with the condition.

Dr. Kalisha Hill and Dr. Kamran Mirza discuss how future pathologist champions are working to prevent a pathologist shortage by inspiring medical students to pursue pathology.

Dr. Diana Cardona and Dr. Harry Hwang explore format and verbiage changes that could make pathology reports work for both patients and other clinicians, without burdening pathologists.

Donald Karcher, MD, FCAP, the CAP’s President and Joe Saad, MD, FCAP, President, Surgical Pathologists of Dallas presented congressional staff with CAP’s concerns that the FDA is moving forward with its regulatory oversight plan for LDTs without making the additional changes needed to ensure both patient safety and access to accurate and innovative testing.

Gladell Paner, MD, FCAP, speaks with dermatopathologists Wonwoo Shon, DO, FCAP, and Christopher Kinonen, MD, MBA, FCAP.

Since 1989, the CAP has led the way in developing new programs to ensure the quality and accuracy of laboratory testing for infectious diseases, including SARS CoV-2, Zika testing, and more.

The CAP’s Laboratory Preparedness Exercise helps laboratories assess and enhance their readiness for bioterrorism incidents, as well as natural emergencies, disasters, and other challenging situations.

Dr. Sang Wu is speaker of the CAP's House of Delegates and Dr. Mary Le, vice chair for the CAP Federal and State Affairs Committee revisit the 2024 Pathologists Leadership Summit and Hill Day.

Gladell Paner, MD, FCAP, speaks with Raja Seethala, MD, FCAP, and Nicole Cipriani, MD, FCAP, surgical pathologists specializing in head and neck pathology and members of the CAP Cancer Committee.

We’ll speak with Dr. Andres Romero about the Conrad 30 waiver program We’ll also review a boost to Medicare pay in the new spending bill, a hearing on LDTs, and more.

Three previous recipients of CAP Foundation grants and awards discuss the impact of the awards on their careers in pathology and involvement in the CAP.

In this episode, Gladell Paner, MD, FCAP, talks with gastrointestinal pathologists Dhanpat Jain, MD, FCAP, and Adam Booth, MD, FCAP, about how the CAP Biomarker Reporting Protocols were developed and used in practice.

This month we’ll look at the historic benchmarks earned by the CAP’s Pathologists Quality Registry, advocacy wins and strides in the private sector, changes to an FDA reclassification process and more. We'll also speak with Matthew Foster MD, FCAP, about Hill Day at the 2024 Pathologists Leadership Summit, key policy requests, and why it's important for CAP members to get involved.

To commemorate World Cancer Day, Gladell Paner, MD, FCAP, chatted with M.E. de Baca, MD, FCAP, and Gail Vance, MD, FCAP, about how the CAP is addressing barriers to health equity through the Cancer Protocols, Council on Informatics and Pathology Innovation, and the CAP Foundation Global Pathology Committee.

This month we'll look at a prior authorization rule that could pave the way for legislation to reduce burdens on clinicians, a grant awarded to the CAP to improve healthcare communication, action on Medicare cuts, and more. We'll also sit down with Anna Tart, MD, FCAP, to talk about why the CAP no longer supports 'excited delirium' as an official cause of death.

Dr. Jason Scapa, Chair of the Digital Content Committee, talks with Dr. Andrew Bellizzi, Past Chair of the Immunohistochemistry (IHC) Committee, and current IHC Committee Member Dr. Gregory Bean about the latest update to HER2 Breast Cancer Testing Guidelines.

This month we'll take a look at efforts to mitigate recent Medicare cuts, digital and cybersecurity news in the health care sector, and more.

So you have a job offer. Now what? If you're a senior trainee or new-in-practice pathologist navigating contract negotiation for the first time, this episode is for you.

Jim Vaught, PhD, Editor Emeritus of the Biopreservation and Biobanking journal, joins the podcast to talk about the new era we are entering where new markets and technologies will result in new approaches to collecting, processing, and storing samples.

Joseph Sirintrapun, MD, FCAP, and Dibson Gondim, MD, FCAP discuss implementing digital pathology at UofL Health.