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Clinical biochemistry

Clinical biochemistry

On this page, you can find resources, events and information for professionals working in clinical biochemistry, otherwise known as chemical pathology.

Our clinical biochemistry committees

The College hosts two committees with representatives from across clinical biochemistry. Visit the pages below to find minutes and updates from each group.

Clinical Biochemistry SAC
Chemical Pathology CSTC

Upcoming events

Medical Examiner face to face training session

11 September 2019
Midlands and East - East Midlands

UK CLL Forum Clinical Sciences Day

20 September 2019

Medical Examiner face to face training session

14 November 2019
London - North, Central and East London

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New clinical biochemistry documents

3a. Chemical pathology ECE SLE Form (Y3-4)
3b. Chemical pathology ECE SLE Form (Y5)

July 2019
4. Chemical pathology MiniCEX form

July 2019
2. Chemical pathology DOPS SLE Form (Y1-2)

July 2019

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More resources for pathologists

Protecting patient safety

Continuing Professional Development (CPD)

Patient safety and quality improvement

Joanne Morris, Consultant Clinical Biochemist

Choosing Wisely recommendations for clinical biochemistry

Choosing Wisely is a global initiative that seeks to encourage both doctors and patients to have a conversation about the value of treatments.

Clinical Biochemistry Learning Resources

Find out more about training, assessment and examinations in clinical biochemistry.

Clinical biochemistry training pathway
Clinical biochemistry curriculum
Clinical biochemistry higher specialist scientific training (HSST) curriculum
Clinical biochemistry workplace-based assessment
Clinical biochemistry examinations

External support for clinical biochemists

Association for Clinical Biochemistry and Laboratory Medicine (ACB)
Lab Tests Online UK

I first came across chemical pathology when I was at medical school – we were looking at blood test results and using them to make a diagnosis. I found it fascinating and have done ever since. My role is really exciting – it’s a good balance between seeing patients and thinking about the scientific details of the tests.

Dr Kate Earp Consultant Chemical Pathologist

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