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The Pathologist / Issues / 2026 / July / Supporting Innovation and Advocacy in Pathology
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Supporting Innovation and Advocacy in Pathology

Key initiatives from the ASCP Pathologist Council unpacked

By Anna Beata Owczarczyk 07/01/2026 Learning 3 min read
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Objective:

To connect ASCP with pathologist members and shape the society’s priorities and initiatives.

Approach:
  • Workforce Survey: Partnering with ASCP research analysts to develop a survey to understand the impact of workforce attrition on pathologists' well-being, burnout, and job satisfaction.
  • Educational Content Development: Collaborating with the ASCP Resident Council to create engaging educational content for trainees and practicing pathologists using social media.
  • Survival Guide for Early-Career Pathologists: Assembling a self-paced guide for early-career pathologists covering essential topics and professional skills to aid their transition into practice.
Key Findings:
  • Workforce attrition is a significant challenge in pathology.
  • New educational content is being developed to enhance learning and engagement.
  • A survival guide for early-career pathologists is being created to support their transition into practice.
Interpretation:

The ASCP Pathologist Council is actively addressing the challenges faced by pathologists through targeted initiatives.

Limitations:
  • The survey's findings will depend on participation and response rates.
  • The effectiveness of social media as a teaching tool may vary among users.
Conclusion:

The initiatives aim to strengthen the pathology profession and support pathologists at various career stages.

This content is an AI-generated, fully rewritten summary based on a published scholarly article. It does not reproduce the original text and is not a substitute for the original publication. Readers are encouraged to consult the source for full context, data, and methodology.

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Anna Beata Owczarczyk

Anna Beata Owczarczyk, MD, PhD, FASCP

Dr. Owczarczyk is the 2025-2026 ASCP Pathologist Council Chair.

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