Previous Webinars

With many pathology groups facing workforce shortages, this webinar will provide innovative approaches to attract and retain the right talent, ensuring your team is equipped to thrive in a diverse environment.

Led by seasoned experts in the world of academia, this roundtable will let you ask your questions to gain a better understanding of how to navigate an academic career in pathology.

Join the CAP’s Practice Management Committee for a series of roundtable discussions to hear what’s happening and discuss how your practice can be its best.

Join the CAP’s Practice Management Committee for a series of roundtable discussions to hear what’s happening and discuss how your practice can be its bes

Join the CAP’s Practice Management Committee for a series of roundtable discussions to hear what’s happening and discuss how your practice can be its best.

From employment agreements to service contracts, we’ll delve into the essential components of contract negotiation that can impact your career trajectory and financial well-being.

This program will provide fundamental knowledge and practical approaches to designing and implementing systems that enhance your ability to establish an equitable approach.

It’s common for pathologists to view errors as personal failures, but this is more than just unhelpful; doing so can cause you to question your own competence and can even compromise your service to patients. It’s important to gain insight into the taxonomy and mitigation of errors to undermine these negative perceptions.

This series will examine both high-level visionary topics for the use of data and real-world, hands-on opportunities to utilize the current data stores. Please join us as we explore the breadth and depth of pathology data that is readily available to support these initiatives.

Digital pathology can reduce overhead, increase efficiencies, and even lead to faster diagnoses—but if your digital arrangements aren't compliant, your practice may take on increased risk. Ensure your practice has a plan in place for this rapidly evolving area.

Digital pathology can reduce overhead, increase efficiencies, and even lead to faster diagnoses—but if your digital arrangements aren't compliant, your practice may take on increased risk.

Join the Practice Management Committee to learn how to manage critical discussions and to work towards an ideal outcome.

Connect with your peers while you gain valuable insights into the unique challenges that arise as you transition from your fellowship to the first few years of professional practice.

Join the Practice Management Committee for Succession Planning Essentials to learn succession best practices.

Join the Practice Management Committee for Make Your Contracts Work for You to discover how to navigate the contract process at any stage of your career.

Managing a pathology practice stretches beyond the science, and more and more pathologists are facing increasing administrative burdens. Whether you're currently managing a practice or moving into a management position, it's important to understand the challenges that may arise—and how you can beat them.

Join the conversation to learn how to address the key cause of turnover, burnout, and dissatisfaction in your practice.

This unique event offers medical students and junior members the opportunity to connect with experts from a diverse range of subspecialties through live Q&A sessions.

Requirements are changing for clinical consultation, and pathologists are being asked to provide more documentation to support payment. Learn about code changes, documentation, and how to successfully adopt these new guidelines within your practice.

Join the conversation to learn how to address the key cause of turnover, burnout, and dissatisfaction in your practice.

Will discuss the new Digital Pathology CPT Codes, how labs should use the codes & how these new codes may impact future reimbursement for digital pathology.

Experts review the fundamentals of accounting and finance that provide a foundation on which to build knowledge and manage pathology practice financial health.

Experts review the fundamentals of accounting and finance that provide a foundation on which to build knowledge and manage pathology practice financial health.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the pathologist and laboratory workforce, with many practices experiencing a tremendous human burden along with decreases in AP and CP testing volumes and other financial strain. Practices across the U.S. are taking measures to help mitigate loss in these uncertain times, but have you wondered if there is more you could do to help your practice survive?

The key objectives of this roundtable are to evaluate best practices of recovery in the immediate post-COVID crisis and propose a preparedness plan to sustain a resurgence of the pandemic.

Gain valuable insights and learn strategies for addressing the unexpected from colleagues and panelists discussing obstacles earlier career pathologists are facing throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

This member-led virtual roundtable enables participants to gain a better understanding of key COVID-19 financial assistance programs made available by Congress. Discussions also include a review of tools developed by the CAP to assist pathologists in program applications and downstream implications to consider when obtaining financial assistance.

Experts review the fundamentals of accounting and finance that provide a foundation on which to build knowledge and manage pathology practice financial health.

Transitioning from a resident/fellow to a staff pathologist will likely involve taking on hospital and administrative duties that may have not been learned during training years. Learn strategies you can use to take on these tasks with confidence.

Navigating difficult conversations requires preparation, perspective, and practice. This roundtable offers ways to plan for how to open a discussion, commit to listen, query and acknowledge, and direct emotional energy from all parties toward a useful purpose.

Understand the purpose of OPPE and FPPE, identify elements of OPPE and FPPE that must be addressed, and hear recommendations for selecting appropriate OPPE and FPPE activities and measures for your practice.

In this roundtable, participants examine the purpose of a business case and how it relates to the practice of pathology, and discuss elements essential to creating an influential business case.

While many pathology practices are not required to produce an annual report, some choose to report their accomplishments and promote their unique differentiators defining their value to administration through an annual report.

Compliance is a subject that can strike fear in the heart of the most stalwart pathologist—But, it doesn’t have to! Join us for a webinar on “Current Topics in Compliance” to unravel some its complexities, including the necessary elements of a robust Compliance Plan per the OIG and a discussion of some of the more risk-prone areas of pathology practice.

Medicare Part A contracts provide significant revenue to many practices but negotiating a good contract can be a challenge.

A merger and acquisition (M&A) event is often disruptive to a pathology practice, at all levels of professional, management, and financial activities. Having a roadmap to navigate the troubled waters of such an event is a critical item to keep in a practice toolbox.

Communicating Pathology and Laboratory Errors – What you need to know