CQI resources

 A conversation with Professor Peter Johnston.

Originally released 

Quality and safety in laboratory medicine practice

We talk to Dr Cate Wight about how a near miss with a breast tissue sample led to an improvement project to ensure the safety, accuracy and efficiency of processing histology samples from receipt to barcoding.

Originally released 2 May 2019

Using A3 problem solving for change and patient safety. A conversation with Dr Cate Wight.

We are joined by Dr Shubha Allard and Dr Lise Estcourt to discuss why quality improvement matters in transfusion medicine and what can you do in your own hospital to improve patient care in relation to pre-operative anaemia.

Originally released 2 May 2019

CQI in transfusion medicine: A conversation with Dr Shubha Allard and Dr Lise Estcourt

We discuss innovative approaches to gentamicin prescribing for sepsis with Dr Tom Lewis and learn the importance of approaching improvement from the patient perspective.

Originally released on 2 May 2019

Mis-dosed gentamicin might be dangerous to patients. A conversation with Dr Tom Lewis

We speak to Professor Sebastian Lucas about the importance of high quality in autopsy services and the challenges to implementing guidelines and improvements.

Originally released on 2 May 2019

Is there a need to improve autopsy pathology? A conversation with Professor Sebastian Lucas.

Pathologist and patient; sharing the journey

Originally released on 4 March 2020

Pathologist and patient; sharing the journey

Interview with Dr Jacqueline McDermott, winner of the Furness Prize for Science Communication 2014.

Originally released in 2014


Interview with Dr Jacqueline McDermott

Making Sense of Screening

Originally released 20 June 2016

Making Sense of Screening

Mothers and Babies Pathology a science beyond test tubes

Originally uploaded 27 July 2015

Mothers and Babies: Pathology

Dr Jacqueline McDermott Furness Prize for Science Communication 2014 winner

Originally released in 2014

How to do a Heart Transplant

Originally released on 24 July 2015

How to do a Heart Transplant

Heart Attack - behind the Scenes

Originally released on 24 July 2015

Heart Attack - behind the Scenes

What happens during a post-mortem? Dr Suzy Lishman, Consultant Histopathologist at Peterborough City Hospital, explains how histopathologists work through the different sections and organs of the body to determine the cause of death.
Watch the lecture on YouTube at: youtu.be/kSDZZ0czZ3U

Find out about a career in histopathology: www.rcpath.org/discover-patholog…opathologist.html

Originally released on 25 February 2019

'Living Autopsy': lecture by Suzy Lishman

Disease Outbreak

Originally released on 2 January 2008

Disease Outbreak

Self testing, what's in it for you?

Originally released 3 January 2008

Self-testing - What s in it for you?

Autopsy the ultimate surgical operation

Originally released on 4 January 2008

Autopsy the ultimate surgical operation

The Royal College of Pathologists promotes excellence in the practice of pathology. Members work across 17 specialties in healthcare, universities & industry. Find out more at www.rcpath.org

Is there a need to improve autopsy pathology? A conversation with Professor Sebastian Lucas.

The Royal College of Pathologists

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