Pathology in the Blogosphere

A blog is a website with regular entries commonly organized in a reverse chronological order.



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ClinLab Navigator Blog

• Author: Fred V. Plapp, MD PHD
• Description: Fred V. Plapp, MD PHD is the author of “Essentials of Transfusion Medicine.” The Kansas City-based, board certified Clinical Pathologist regularly updates his ClinLab Navigator Blog, which details explanations of laboratory tests, transfusion guidelines, method evaluation protocols, test utilization guidelines and algorithms.
• Quality: A blog written by a medical professional since 2010.

Digital Pathology Blog

• Author: Keith Kaplan, Surgical pathologist interested in digital pathology.
• Description: A weblog for the digital pathology community and laboratory professionals.
• Quality: Contact information and disclaimer are provided. The blog is written by a medical professional.

Lab Soft News

• Author: Pathology Education Consortium
• Description: "An idea factory for pathology informatics and the clinical laboratory."
• Quality: It has been updated since 2005; clear description and contact information are available.

Neuropathology Blog

• Author: Brian E. Moore, MD
• Description: "I discuss issues pertaining to the practice of neuropathology -- including nervous system tumors, neuroanatomy, neurodegenerative disease, muscle and nerve disorders, ophthalmologic pathology, neuro trivia, neuropathology gossip, and new trends in medical education."
• Quality: Member of Medpedia News & Analysis.

Oncopathology

• Author: Dr.Prashant Jani MD,FRCP(C),FCAP
• Description: "The purpose of this blog is to post recent updates in oncopathology as well as to evaluate the importance of Pathologist in management of cancer."
• Quality: Accredited by HONcode.

Pathology Student

• Author: Unknown
• Description: "I started this website to help make pathology understandable – and fun – for medical students, dental students, and allied health students. I have taught medical student pathology since 1993 and dental student pathology since 2005, with lectures covering a bunch of different areas such as hematopathology, endocrine pathology, microbiology, and dermatopathology."
• Quality: Written by an M.D. who completed a combined anatomic and clinical pathology residency with fellowships in hematopathology and molecular pathology.

Pathtalk.org

• Author: Contributors are listed here
• Description: "Pathtalk.org is a weblog about pathology and laboratory medicine. The mission of this site is to provide an interesting, engaging and informative collection of posts on a variety of pathology topics."
• Quality: Contact information, description and license details are provided.

The 1x Objective

• Author: Dr. Karl
• Description: "This blog was created to serve as medicine/pathology/informatics news blog as seen through the editorial eyes of a resident physician. Sometimes serious, but often intended for a laugh, this blog is an opportunity to share my take on and ideas about medicine and pathology today."
• Quality: The blog is written by a pathology resident. It has contact information and description.

The Daily Scan

• Author: Ole Eichhorn
• Description: "Make Pathology Extraordinary!"
• Quality: Written by a medical professional featuring clear contact information.

The Daily Sign-Out

• Author: Mark D. Pool, M.D.
• Description: "Surgical pathology and laboratory medicine for practicing pathologists integrating new research, novel opinions, systems theory and Lean principles into daily practice."
• Quality: The blog is written by a medical professional and has clear contact information.