School of Pathology

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The School of Pathology is an academic institution specializing in the study, research, and teaching of disease mechanisms and diagnostic laboratory medicine.

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School of Pathology canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf academic institution ⓘ
educational organization ⓘ
medical school department ⓘ
collaboratesWith hospitals ⓘ
medical schools ⓘ
public health laboratories ⓘ
research institutes ⓘ
employs academic researchers ⓘ
laboratory technologists ⓘ
medical scientists ⓘ
pathologists ⓘ
fieldOfStudy diagnostic laboratory medicine ⓘ
disease mechanisms ⓘ
pathology ⓘ
focusesOn laboratory diagnostics ⓘ
research in pathology ⓘ
study of disease ⓘ
teaching of pathology ⓘ
hasActivity basic research in disease mechanisms ⓘ
clinical research in pathology ⓘ
diagnostic test development ⓘ
teaching laboratory methods ⓘ
training of fellows in subspecialty pathology ⓘ
training of medical students ⓘ
training of residents in pathology ⓘ
hasFacility classrooms ⓘ
diagnostic laboratories ⓘ
research laboratories ⓘ
seminar rooms ⓘ
teaching laboratories ⓘ
hasGoal advancement of knowledge in disease mechanisms ⓘ
improvement of diagnostic accuracy ⓘ
support of clinical care through laboratory medicine ⓘ
training qualified pathologists ⓘ
offersDegree bachelor’s degree in pathology-related fields ⓘ
doctoral degree in pathology-related fields ⓘ
master’s degree in pathology-related fields ⓘ
professional medical qualifications in pathology ⓘ
offersProgramType continuing medical education ⓘ
graduate education ⓘ
postgraduate training ⓘ
undergraduate education ⓘ
teachesSubject clinical chemistry ⓘ
cytopathology ⓘ
forensic pathology ⓘ
hematopathology ⓘ
histopathology ⓘ
immunopathology ⓘ
microbiology ⓘ
molecular pathology ⓘ

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Medical School Campus → hostsAcademicUnit → School of Pathology ⓘ