20th Annual Meeting of the BAGP is being held on 13th & 14th June 2024. The programme has a galaxy of renowned international speakers looking at all aspects of pathology of the FGT.
The British Society of Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology and The British Association of Gynaecological Pathologists have put together this half day virtual course aimed at colposcopists, nurse colposcopists and early career pathologists. This comprehensive course covers all aspects of cervical histopathology including HPV associated and HPV independent lesions, their mimics and correlation of colposcopy impression with pathology. The course includes a mock MDM session which offers an interactive learning experience for participants. The course contains a virtual tour of a histopathology laboratory, fulfilling the BSCCP training requirement to attend a pathology laboratory.
REGISTRATION HAS CLOSED. COURSE IS FULLY BOOKED. Please email info@thebagp.org to add your name to the expressions of interest list…
The course will be run as a half-day session covering aspects of the Stage C exam in Gynaecological Pathology reporting including short and long cases, macro and OSPE components.
Downloadable programme These virtual sessions are free of charge, but registration is mandatory. The registration link is as follows: 2024…
Macroscopy is a critical aspect of histopathology reporting that has generally received less attention than microscopy and is not uncommonly…
The BAGP is planning a half day virtual meeting, for consultant pathologists, trainees and BMS's, on Friday 29 November 2024 in the morning. Early booking is highly recommended.
BAGP 21st Annual Hybrid Meeting in Collaboration with ISGyP on 4-6 June 2025 at Assembly Buildings Conference Centre, Belfast
Join us for the BAGP 21st Annual Hybrid Meeting, held in collaboration with ISGyP, where esteemed national and international experts in gynaecological pathology will gather in Belfast. This premier three-day event will provide cutting-edge insights, innovative research, and unparalleled networking opportunities, available for both in-person and virtual attendance. The meeting has been accredited for CPD points by RCPath.
Event Highlights (In-Person or Virtual Attendance):
Masterclass for Consultants: A specialised masterclass on Wednesday, designed to provide consultants with the latest advancements and critical insights by experts in the field via case based discussions.
Meet the Experts for Trainees: A special Wednesday session for trainees to connect directly with global experts, designed to support growth and learning for the next generation in gynaecological pathology via case based discussions.
Main Conference (Thursday & Friday): Two days of engaging talks from leaders in the field, focused on recent advances and practical updates.
BAGP 21st Annual Hybrid Meeting in Collaboration with ISGyP on 4-6 June 2025 at Assembly Buildings Conference Centre, Belfast
Join us for the BAGP 21st Annual Hybrid Meeting, held in collaboration with ISGyP, where esteemed national and international experts in gynaecological pathology will gather in Belfast. This premier three-day event will provide cutting-edge insights, innovative research, and unparalleled networking opportunities, available for both in-person and virtual attendance. The meeting has been accredited for CPD points by RCPath.
Event Highlights (In-Person or Virtual Attendance):
Masterclass for Consultants: A specialised masterclass on Wednesday, designed to provide consultants with the latest advancements and critical insights by experts in the field via case based discussions.
Meet the Experts for Trainees: A special Wednesday session for trainees to connect directly with global experts, designed to support growth and learning for the next generation in gynaecological pathology via case based discussions.
Main Conference (Thursday & Friday): Two days of engaging talks from leaders in the field, focused on recent advances and practical updates.
This is the 15th Joint Meeting of the British Division of the International Academy of Pathology (BDIAP) and the Pathological Society of Great Britain and Ireland, joint with the Belgian Society of Pathology.
The multidisciplinary meeting brings together histopathologists, molecular pathologists, scientists, clinicians, laboratory technicians, trainees, PhD students and undergraduates to hear about the latest advances in our rapidly changing field.
The scientific programme features lecturers from Europe, US and Japan discussing the latest advances including the applications of molecular and digital pathology.
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