American Society for Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology

With an aim of promoting educational activities in human pathology, diagnostic practices of high standards, applied as well as translational research activities in the field of pathology American Society of Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology was founded in 1964 as a non-profit specialty society, Introduced to the United States in the early 1960.The ASCCP scholastic mission is to amend clinician competence and performance and patient outcomes through inculcative activities focused around the study, obviation, diagnosis, and management of lower genital tract disorders. The intended audience is licensed health professionals intrigued with colposcopy and disorders of the lower genital tract. Included are medicos (gynaecologists, family medicos, gynaecologic oncologists, pathologists, and others), Smart practice clinicians (nurse practitioners, medico auxiliaries, and certified nurse midwives), nurses, public health advisors and epidemiologists administering cancer obviation programs. The audience commix varies by activity, from neophyte clinicians learning rudimental approach for experiencing practitioners seek to update erudition and refine techniques.Introduced to the Amalgamated States in the early 1960s, colposcopy is the magnified Check-up of the cervix and vagina. Colposcopy was initially detected by those gynaecologists receiving training precisely from the early European and Australian colposcopists and from the gynaecologists they trained. During these early years, the majority of members were gynaecologists and GYN pathologists.