Canadian Society of Cytopathology

The Canadian Association of Pathologists, an intentional expert association, progresses the interests of our profession and advances high quality standards for patient consideration by giving national administration and promoting excellence in pathology and lab medicine practice, training and research. It was founded in 1949. The CAP-ACP achieves its work through its Sections, Committees, and Special Interest Groups. The CAP-ACP distributes a companion audited Journal, gifts Awards and sorts out an Annual Meeting, a yearly Resident Review Course and other Continuing Professional Development open doors for its individuals. The standing rules of the Pathologists' Assistants (PA) Section are a living document.  The Executive Committee of the Section has the duty to keep the report liquid. Modifications or changes may have been endorsed yet, may have not been made for public. The Section of Pathologists' Assistants inside the Canadian Association of Pathologists, from this point alluded to as the "PA Section", is dedicated to establishing standard of morals, education, and center skills, prompting national accreditation of Pathologists' Assistants. We advance and support excellent principles of practice, to guarantee the highest quality of patient care in anatomic pathology. This society is located in Kingston, Ontario Canada.