Welcome to our new digital Bulletin

Our quarterly Bulletin magazine has now moved to a fully digital format, with improved accessibility and more interactive features.

Discover more about how to use the features of the Bulletin in our guides.

You can still download a full-issue PDF of the Bulletin by downloading the document below.

Editorials

 From the Editor

A photograph of Professor Angharad Davies, editor of the Bulletin on a plain background

Welcome to the April Bulletin.

Election season is upon us. For the College, first and foremost, the outcome of the election for our next President was recently announced – Professor Sarah Coupland will take up the mantle in November. Sarah is an academic histopathologist and an experienced leader, as a past Vice-President of the College and currently its registrar; she is also Pathological Society President. Huge congratulations go to Sarah – we wish her well in taking up this most important of roles for pathology. I am quite sure her presidential term will be highly productive and successful.

 From the President

Photograph of Dr Bernie Croal who is President of the College (2023-)

The future of pathology services – The good, the bad and the College.

Having spent over 30 years working in pathology – along with an exposure to services, providers, NHS leadership, government and industry that my term as President has gifted me – I feel well placed to comment on where we are, where we are going and how we can get there, including the barriers that will slow progress.

 

AI in pathology services

 

College news

 

On the agenda

 

Sharing our subject

 

Training

 

Reviews and letters

 

Noticeboard and adverts

 
Disclaimer: authors’ views are personal and are not indicative of College policy, except when a College officer writes in their official capacity. Errors or admissions are the responsibility of the authors alone.