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The Pathologist / Issues / 2026 / September / Crowdsourcing Med Ed: The Pathology Portal
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Crowdsourcing Med Ed: The Pathology Portal

When the pathology community pools its learning resources, great things can be achieved in continuous education, explains Jo Martin

By Helen Bristow 09/07/2026 Interview 4 min read
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Objective:

To provide free, quality assured learning resources for pathology staff and students.

Approach:
  • Platform Development: The Pathology Portal was developed in collaboration with NHS England to create a modern, accessible digital platform for pathology education.
  • Content Sourcing: Content is primarily crowdsourced from the pathology community, with volunteers managing and reviewing submissions.
  • Quality Control: An editorial group reviews content for quality assurance before publication, with mechanisms for users to report issues.
Key Findings:
  • The Pathology Portal has nearly 8,500 users, including students and senior professionals.
  • Since its launch, the portal has logged over half a million uses, equating to approximately £9.2 million worth of training.
  • The platform has received positive feedback and won innovation and digital awards.
Interpretation:

The Pathology Portal addresses the need for accessible pathology education and fosters a collaborative learning environment.

Limitations:
  • Content availability may vary by discipline due to reliance on community contributions.
  • Ongoing development is needed to fulfill the 'wish list' of functionalities.
Conclusion:

The Pathology Portal serves as a free educational resource in pathology, facilitating knowledge sharing within the community.

Sources:
  • Pathology Portal

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