Bulletin

The Bulletin is the College's quarterly professional membership magazine. We cater for the interests of our diverse readership, provoking discussion and comment on topics that range across the 17 specialties of pathology.

The Bulletin is now fully digital, with improved accessibility and more interactive features.

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

The April Bulletin presents a special theme on education and training in pathology. This issue launches our new Trainee Section Editor, Dr Ryan Clark, who will lead a section dedicated to representing our trainees. The issue includes articles on flexibility and reasonable adjustments for trainees, reflections on autopsy training and an exploration of the challenges faced by pathology trainees. You can also read about how innovative digital resources can benefit trainees.

The issue further includes articles on the College’s new Workforce Strategy and the recent Celtic Nations Summit, a round-up of the ARISE project and our 2024 Trainee Research Medal winners. You can also read about our upcoming College competitions and why you should join a guideline writing group.

In his editorial, Dr Bernie Croal highlights the challenges and trends that impact the training of new pathologists, and how the College’s Workforce Strategy and Pathology Plan will help. The President also emphasises the positive impact that our members can have on the College by volunteering for our guidelines, webinars, meetings and more.

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Bulletin

April 2025 – Education and training in pathology

January 2025 – Paediatric pathology

October 2024 – Health inequalities

July 2024 – Pathology at the cutting edge

April 2024 – Climate change, lab sustainability and pathology

January 2024 – Women's health