In accordance with the Chancellor’s Decree Number 2425/UN7.P/HK/2020, the number of mandatory credits is 105 credits and the study period that must be taken is 8 semesters.
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Semester I Courses
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1
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Pathobiology (2 Credit Points)
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2
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General Pathology (2 Credit Points)
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3
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Histopathological Techniques (2 Credit Points)
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4
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Basic Freeze Cut Technique (1 Credit)
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5
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Cytology Techniques (2 Credit Points)
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6
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Histochemistry Fundamentals (1 Credit)
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7
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Autopsy Technique (1 Credit)
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Semester II Courses
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1
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Basic Organ Pathology (6 Credit Points)
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2
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Basic Cytology (2 Credit Points)
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3
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Clinical Autopsy (1 credit)
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4
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Immunohistochemistry (1 Credit)
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5
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Basic FNAB Technique (1 Credit)
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6
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Experimental Pathology (1 Credit)
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7
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Research Methodology (2 Credit Points)
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Semester III Courses
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1
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Systemic Pathology I (8 credits)
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2
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Advanced Cytology I (6 credits)
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Semester IV Courses
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1
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Systemic Pathology II (8 credits)
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2
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Advanced Cytology II (6 credits)
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3
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Preparation of thesis proposal (2 credits)
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Semester V Courses
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1
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Systemic Pathology III (8 credits)
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2
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Systemic Pathology III (8 credits)
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3
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Thesis Research (2 Credits)
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Semester VI Courses
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1
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Systemic Pathology IV (8 credits)
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2
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Advanced Cytology IV (6 credits)
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Semester VII Courses
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1
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Systemic Pathology V (8 credits)
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2
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Advanced Cytology V (6 Credits)
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Semester VIII Courses
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1
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Advanced Thesis Research (2 Credits)
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2
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Thesis Preparation and Thesis Examination (4 Credits)
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Competence of graduates
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After completing their studies students will be able to: :
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Applying the professional ethics of Pathology Specialist Doctors in carrying out their duties or responsibilities as Pathology Specialists.
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2
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Take an active role in developing medical science, especially in the field of Anatomic Pathology through the writing of scientific papers that are presented or published from research results.
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3
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Establish a diagnosis of Anatomic Pathology, both routine histopathologic, frozen and cytopathological sections of the material or organs being examined.
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4
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Determine the cause of death of the patient by performing an autopsy.
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5
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Manage a pathology diagnostic center in designing, implementing and supervising activities in each unit.
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6
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Take an active role in the hospital medical team as a specialist in anatomic pathology in patient management.
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7
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Acting as manager of a center for diagnosis of anatomic pathology.
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8
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Act as a teacher and mentor in the field of anatomic pathology.
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Learning Method and Assessment (Learning Method and Assessment)
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1
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Interactive Discussion
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2
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CPC (Clinicopathological Conference)
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3
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Assignment to read scientific journal articles (journal reading)
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4
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Referral
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5
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Case-based learning with teaching set materials
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6
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Case-based learning with materials from archives
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7
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Case-based learning with everyday patient case materials
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8
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Study
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9
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Practice making your own preparations
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10
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Practice guiding younger participants of the Anatomic Pathology Specialist Doctor education program
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11
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Scientific paper writing
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The stages of education to achieve competence as a Specialist in Anatomic Pathology consists of 3 stages
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Stage I/ Initial stage/ Debriefing
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1
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Is a PPDS PA Semester 1 and 2 participants who are able to carry out all medical practices as carried out by general practitioners.
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2
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Studying the basic processes of morphological changes in tissue and observing/training some of the SPPA medical practices under the guidance of DSPA.
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3
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Lectures and discussions of semester 1 courses.
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4
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Presentation and discussion of pathobiological science and basic organ pathology with designated supervisors.
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5
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Practicum of basic and advanced anatomical pathology laboratory techniques, as well as experimental pathology.
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6
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Basic autopsy engineering internship in the forensic department.
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7
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Writing scientific papers in the form of a literature review of anatomical pathology.Writing scientific papers in the form of a literature review of anatomical pathology.
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8
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Authority: not yet authorized
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9
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After being declared complete by the education center, they are registered to take the Theory National Examination (Unas Phase I) which is carried out by the PA Collegium
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Stage II/ Internship Stage
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1
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Is a PPDS PA Semester 3, 4 and 5 participants who are able to carry out most of the SPPA medical practices with conditions under the guidance and responsibilities of the authorized DSPA.
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2
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Internship activities in cutting/grossing and frozen cutting rooms.
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3
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Diagnostic internship activities according to organ module rotation.
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4
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Daily case discussion reading assignments, difficult cases and teaching sets with related supervisors.
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5
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Assignment as a community service.
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6
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Pap smear and FNAB examination.
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7
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Making scientific papers in the form of case reports and retrospective studies presented at scientific meetings.
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8
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Presentation of case reports in the form of case reports and retrospective studies presented at national/international scientific meetings.
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9
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Writing research proposals presented at scientific meetings.
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Authority:
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1
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Bypass the network received for PA checks.
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2
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Describe macroscopic and microscopic features.
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3
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Establish the diagnosis of PA based on the abnormalities found.
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4
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Determine the special coverage required in certain cases.
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5
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This authority remains under the guidance and responsibility of the competent DSPA.
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6
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After being declared completed/passed by the Education Center, they are sent to take the National Diagnostic Ability Examination (UNAS Phase II) organized by the PA Collegium.
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Stage III/Independent Stage
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Is a PPDS semester 6 and 7 who is able to carry out all SpPA medical practices as carried out by SpPA doctors under the guidance of DSPA.
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1
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Self-diagnostic activities with DPJP supervision.
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2
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Practice FNAB independently.
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3
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Assignment as community service and person in charge of CPC.
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4
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Research activities and thesis writing which are then presented in closed exams or open exams.
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5
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Writing manuscripts for scientific publications published in accredited national/international journals.
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Authority:
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1
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1 Bypass the network received for PA checks.
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2
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Describe macroscopic abnormalities and diagnose microscopically.
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3
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Perform macroscopic examinations, take samples, read and diagnose cases and discuss with supervisors.
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4
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Prepare and study cases to be discussed and present in clinicopathology/CPC discussion forums and actively participate in discussions.
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5
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Perform cytopathological examinations and diagnoses as well as perform clinical autopsies and compile autopsy reports under the guidance of the authorized DSPA.
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6
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After being declared passed by the Education Center, they are sent to take the Final/Professional National Examination (UNAS Phase III) which is carried out by the PA Collegium
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