In this episode of CIPI Connections, Jordan Olson, MD, FCAP, and Meredith Herman, DO, share practical insights and lessons learned from real-world digital pathology adoption. They also discuss the new Digital Pathology 101 Guide, created by the CAP's Digital & Computational Pathology Committee.

Download the Digital Pathology 101 Guide

• Digital & Computational Pathology Committee
• Council on Informatics and Pathology Innovation

For questions or feedback, please email digpath@cap.org.

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In this episode, academic pathologist Edward Gutmann, MD, FCAP, speaks with Dean Joelson, MD, FCAP, a solo practitioner, about what it is like to practice pathology solo in a semi-rural area. They discuss the preparation needed to establish such a practice, the challenges and rewards of serving a community hospital alone, and how these experiences differ from group and academic settings.

Surprisingly, and for different reasons, both guests reject the long-held notion that pathologists are "the doctor’s doctor."

A byproduct of a chance encounter at the CAP's annual meeting, the conversation begins and ends with how the CAP supports pathologists across diverse practice environments.

0:00 A Chance Meeting at CAP25
2:02 A Yale Victory; Harvard Upset
4:52 The Pluses and Minuses of Group Practice
6:11 Choosing the Solo Path
13:00 Not the Doctor's Doctor
22:26 The Business of Going Solo
26:14 The CAP is Your Professional Home

In this episode of CIPI Connections, members of the CAP Informatics Committee, Alexis Carter, MD, FCAP, and Lauren Miller, MD, MLS(ASCP)cm, share a cautionary tale about how when it comes to point-of-care testing, sharing is not always caring.

• Informatics Committee
• Council on Informatics and Pathology Innovation (CIPI)

For questions, feedback or to learn how to submit your own idea, please email informatics@cap.org.

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