Virchows Archiv

Quality in pathology: how good is good? An introduction

Fred T. Bosman, Hans-Anton Lehr

Quality improvement in basic histotechnology: the lean approach

David Clark

Proficiency testing in immunohistochemistry—experiences from Nordic Immunohistochemical Quality Control (NordiQC)

Mogens Vyberg, Søren Nielsen

Endorsing good quality assurance practices in molecular pathology: risks and recommendations for diagnostic laboratories and external quality assessment providers

Lien Tembuyser, Elisabeth M. C. Dequeker

Sense and nonsense in the process of accreditation of a pathology laboratory

Elodie Long-Mira, Kevin Washetine, Paul Hofman

Does standardised structured reporting contribute to quality in diagnostic pathology? The importance of evidence-based datasets

D. W. Ellis, J. Srigley

Communication skills in diagnostic pathology

Hans-Anton Lehr, Fred T. Bosman

Does everything a surgeon takes out have to be seen by a pathologist? A review of the current pathology practice

Ivan Damjanov, Semir Vranic, Faruk Skenderi

The medical autopsy as quality assurance tool in clinical medicine: dreams and realities

Jan G. van den Tweel, Christian Wittekind

Quality assurance in clinical trials—the role of pathology

Christoph Röcken

Challenges for quality management in implementation, maintenance, and sustainability of research tissue biobanks

S. Schmitt, K. Kynast, P. Schirmacher, E. Herpel

Individualized medicine and demographic change as determining workload factors in pathology: quo vadis?

Arne Warth, Albrecht Stenzinger, Mindaugas Andrulis, Werner Schlake, Gisela Kempny, Peter Schirmacher, Wilko Weichert

Quality assurance in postgraduate pathology training the Dutch way: regular assessment, monitoring of training programs but no end of training examination

Paul van der Valk

Ensuring quality in postgraduate medical education: competency testing is the key

David Bailey

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