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Pathology | “…I believe it is a ‘great course’” * | “I feel [the course] helped me pass.” * | The Osler Institute has nearly thirty years of experience in preparing physicians for their board examinations. We can help you today.
A survey of Osler participants shows significantly higher pass rates for Osler students compared with those who did not take our course.
The difference in pass rates is difficult to explain away by self-selection in attendance over-representing those who would have passed without taking the Osler course.
| Exam pass % for: | Written | Oral | | Osler Participants | 91% | 96% | | Candidates without an Osler review | 68% | 72% | “Osler gives … unfair advantage” said a Board Trustee. “He’s wrong and right,” reported an Osler participant who heard the trustee’s comment. “The course does give candidates an advantage – but it’s not unfair.” This student had failed his boards before taking the Osler course but told us that he passed easily after doing the course. “This time didn’t even feel like an exam. It was like having a discussion with a colleague.” The Osler course can work for you too. | Objectives | Methods | | Increase basic knowledge and clinical skills | Home study questions with answers and review | | Prepare candidates for written and oral board exams | Seminar with Powerpoints and lecture-note syllabus | | Provide practicing physicians with a review and update | Practice exams for your written and oral boards |
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| BRS Pathology (softbound) |
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Author(s):Arthur S Schneider MD, Philip A Szanto MD
Pages: 464 Illustrations: 132
One of the flagship titles in the best-selling Board Review Series, is the best pathology review for the USMLE Step 1 exam. The concise, well-organized text helps students identify major pathological concepts deserving special emphasis. More than 450 USMLE-style review questions appear as chapter reviews and an end-of-book comprehensive exam. All questions include answers and full explanation sections. The Fourth Edition features full-color text and 75 additional full-color photographs to guide students to visual mastery of pathologic diagnosis.
A companion Website provides the fully searchable text and all the questions in the text through an interactive question bank.
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| Objectives | | Increase basic knowledge and clinical skills | | Prepare candidates for pathology boards exams | | Provide practicing pathologists a review and update | | Methods | | Self-directed study with questions and answers | | Seminar with slides and lecture notes | | Practice exams for your written board exams | Back To Top |  | D. Joe Chaffin, MD Medical Director/VP Med Affairs Bonfils Blood Center, Denver, CO www.bbguy.org |  | Aaron Auerbach, MD Associate Professor Armed Forces Institute of Pahtology |  | William Winter, MD Professor of Pathology University of Florida, Gainesville | 
| Anwar Raza, MD Associate Professor of Pathology Loma Linda University |  | D. Robert Dufour, MD Professor of Pathology George Washington University |  | Margie Morgan, PhD Staff Microbiologist Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles | 
| Ramon Sandin, MD Associate Professor of Pathology University of south Florida |  | Camilla Cobb, MD Associate Professor of Clinical Pathology University of Southern California |  | Anupamjit Mehrotra, MD Staff Pathologist Armed forces Institute of Pathology |  | Maxine Sutcliffe, PhD Associate Professor of Pediatrics University of south Florida |  | Sheldon Campbell, MD, PHD Assistant Professor Yale School of Medicine, Dept of Laboratory Medicine |  | Karlene Hewan-Lowe, MD Associate Professor of Pathology East Carolina University |  | Daniel Spitz, MD Cheif Medical Examiner Macomb County, Michaiganv |  | Andras Khoor, MD Associate Professor of Pathology Mayo Medical School, Jacksonville |  | Simon Bergman, MD Assistant Professor of Pathology Wake Forest University |  | Adam Bagg, MD Director of Hematology University of Pennsylvania |  | Darryl Heustis, MD Professor of Pathology Loma Linda University |  | Mahul Amin, MD Associate Professor of Pathology Emory University |  | Tarik Tihan, MD, PhD Associate Professor of Pathology University of California, San Francisco | | Anthony Killeen, MD Associate Professor of Pathology University of Michigan, Ann Arbor | | Yezid Gutierrez, MD, PhD Retired Pathologist Novelty, Ohio | | Ashraf Hassanein, MD Associate Professor of Pathology and Dermatology University of Florida, Gainesville | | Fleurette Abreo, MD Progessor of Pathology Louisiana State University | | Carol Adair, MD Staff Pathologist Baylor University Medical Center, Dallas | | A. Kevin Raymond, MD Associate Professor of Pathology Univ of Texas, MD Anderson Cancer Center | | Thomas Alexandar, PhD Professor of Pathology Northeastern Ohio Universities | | | | | | * Not All Faculty Appear at Each Course | †Course Director | | Back To Top Topics (Tenative Schedule) | Saturday, 1pm-8pm | Thursday, 8am-9pm | Extra Glass-slide Lab | Immunopathology | | Immunophysiology | Sunday, 8am-9pm | Immunopathology | General Pathology | Immunohistochemistry | Inflammation and Repair | Molecular Pathology | Pathology of Neoplasia | Blood Banking | Pediatric Patholoyg | | Forensic Pathology | Friday, 8am-9pm | Electron Microscopy | Microbiology | | Bacteriology | Mon-Tues, 8am-9pm | Mycobacteriology | Systemic Pathology | Virology | Cardiovascular Pathology | Mycology | Pulmonary Pathology | Parasitology/P> | Gastrointestinal Pathology | Sensitivity Testing | Endocrine Pathology | | Liver and Gallbladder | Saturday, 8am-9pm | Breast Pathology | Chemistry | Renal Disease | Statistics and Quality Control | Female reproductive | Instrumentation | Male reproductive | Acid-base and Blood Gases | Bone Tumors | Enzymes and liver | Soft Tissue Pathology | Radioimmuno Assay | Dermatopathology | Toxicology | Neuropathology | Lipid and Protein | | Endocrine Chemistry | Wednesday, 8am-9pm | Urinalysis | Cytology and Hematology | | Cytopathology | | Cytogenetics | | Lab Management | | Lymph Node Pathology | | Red Cells and White Cells | | platelets and Coagulation | | | | Back To Top |
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