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October 5th, 6th & 7th, 2008
The National Center on Shaken Baby Syndrome invites you to
participate in the Seventh North American Conference on Shaken Baby
Syndrome (Abusive Head Trauma), October 5th, 6th & 7th, 2008
at the Westin Bayshore Hotel, on the oceanfront of Coal Harbour in
scenic Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Come
learn about the newest research on shaken baby syndrome, the best
prevention techniques and meet families and professionals from
around the world who deal with this form of child abuse. Recognized
experts from throughout the world comprise our distinguished list of
confirmed presenters for the 7th North American Conference.
Please follow this link for confirmed keynote addresses and Invited
Workshops.
Dear
CAP member,
At the upcoming CAP meeting in Ottawa from July 12 - 16, 2008, there
will be a symposium on "Pathology in Developing Nations" (Monday
July 14 from 8:30 to 11 AM). We believe that there is a great deal of
experience among Canadian pathologists in this area. With the goal
of making our membership more aware of this experience, encouraging
interest in the subject, supporting the symposium and providing a
forum for participation, we encourage Canadian pathologists with the
relevant experience to submit an abstract for presentation at the
meeting.
The
experience could include a period of service, teaching and/or
collaborative research with pathologists/in pathology departments in
low resource countries.
The
deadline for abstract submission is February 29, 2008. Time
is short, however we encourage you to share your experience in this
stimulating subject with your national colleagues, especially in the
context of this symposium. The presentation could be in either
platform or poster format.
Please
use the instructions and the electronic submission page at
www.pathologyconference.com
Looking
forward to your attendance at the symposium and active participation
in Ottawa.
Sincerely,
Indrojit Roy, MD
Hallgrimur Benediktsson, MD
Organizers of the "Pathology in Developing Nations" Symposium
Pathologists' Assistants Section
Synoptic
Cancer Reporting System: (in development)
Vincent Falck, Calgary, is working on a synoptic reporting system
for cancers of various organ sites. He is soliciting input from CAP
members.
If you have been given the userid and
password to review the beta version, please click on the link above.
If you are interested in participating the review process and have
not yet been contacted, please contact:
vincent.falck@cls.ab.ca
for further instructions.
May
2008 Case of the
Month
posted 01/05/08
Submitting a Case of the
Month.
Case of the Month with Interactive
Virtual Microscopy
The Canadian Association of Pathologists, in collaboration with
Objective
Pathology Systems Ltd. is pleased to announce a new "Case of
the Month" series featuring interactive virtual microscopy. This
exclusive web-based service will allow CAP members to appreciate
interesting peer-reviewed cases using innovative pathology software
tools that convert any standard internet-enabled computer into a
virtual microscope that will enable members to interact, share and
discuss interesting pathology cases with colleagues regardless of
location and time.
CAP's
Newsletter Winter 2008 Issue
(password required) posted 01/04/08
CAP
2008 Membership Directory
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(password required) (updated 06/02/08)
Increase in the advertising rates in
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