Association of Anatomical Pathology Technology
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Ebola - NHS England Operational Update (4 Sep 2014)
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2021
- Chair Report 2021
- AAPT Webinar - COVID-19 post mortem cases study
- Professional Standards Authority consultation on the future shape of the Accredited Registers programme
- Completing your Science Council application
- The Covid pandemic has changed the world in which we live
- Royal Free APTs featured in Sky News report
- COVID-19 BBC coverage features APTs at Royal London
- Head of Vaccination announcement
- AAPT webinar 19th February 2021
- Operational guidance: vaccination of frontline health and social care workers
- Are you wanting to become an APT?
- Level 3 Diploma in Healthcare Science (Anatomical Pathology Technology)
2020
- COVID-19: the green book, chapter 14a
- AAPT Winter Competition 2020
- On the capital’s Covid frontline
- Learning from Death to help the Living
- Are you an APT Student at Level 3 or 4?
- SARS-CoV-2 Immune Responses: our current understanding
- COVID-19 post mortem experience webinar report
- Handle with Care
- 'Seeing the painting helped me heal' the NHS workers captured on canvas
- Local Registration Services Association
- Undetectable SARS-CoV-2 in a nasopharyngeal swab but persistent viral RNA from deep lung swabs: findings from an autopsy
- The Biomedical Scientist Live
- Functional Anatomy on-line class
- Human Tissue Authority: mortuary guidance on traceability procedures of the deceased
- COVID-19 post mortem experience webinar
- Diagnostics: Recovery and Renewal
- Council Ballot results 2020
- The Art and Science of Practical Management
- Cemetery planning, preparation and management during COVID-19: A quick guide to proper documentation and disposition of the dead
- AAPT webinar 28th October 2020
- Bloody Scotland On-Line - featuring Professor Sue Black
- Histopathological findings and viral tropism in UK patients with severe fatal COVID-19: a post-mortem study
- Registered Science Technician - success through CAP
- Showcasing Science: Behind the Scenes of COVID-19
- The Coroner Service - inquiry
- Caring for the Deceased at Nightingale
- AAPT AGM 2020
- Apprenticeship Reforms - An Overview
- Council Elections 2020
- Practical Assessment Resumption
- CDAS Newsletter July 2020
- Disaster victim identification operations with fragmented, burnt, or commingled remains: experience-based recommendations
- Tissue-specific tolerance in fatal Covid-19
- RCPath launch new Cause of Death List
- Dark Bosnia
- Remote, Restricted, and Redesigned: Funerals in the time of Coronavirus
- Science Council CPD Awards 2020
- Post mortems of coronavirus victims 'vital’ to get tissue for researchers
- How Coronavirus bill is reshaping hospitals’ relationship with death
- Sign up to HCSWellbeing today
- If I go to work, will it kill me? Courage, hope and dedication in the London NHS hospitals fighting deadly coronavirus
- NHS England and NHS Confederation launch expert research centre on health inequalities
- Medical Examiner Officer (MEO) Zoom training
- Advancing Healthcare Awards 2020
- Capturing beneficial clinical changes in the NHS
- Cardiff and Vale Health Board’s YouTube channel - focus on the mortuary
- Pulmonary and systemic involvement of COVID19 assessed by ultrasound guided minimally invasive autopsy
- Lack of post-mortems hampering fight against Covid-19
- The HTA publishes its revised Code of Practice F
- Healthcare Scientist COVID-19 Response Survey
- A technical report from the Italian SARS-CoV-2 outbreak
- Level 3 Diploma in APT during the COVID-19 Pandemic
- UK National Snapshot HealthcareCovid Survey for all UK-based healthcare workers.
- PHE Guidance for care of the deceased with suspected or confirmed coronavirus (COVID-19)
- Update on Max and Keira’s Law and the impact of COVID-19
- Council Nominations 2020 - are you interested in joining the AAPT Council?
- AAPT statement - The Guardian article 29th April
- AAPT statement - Cohort 7 Level 3 Diploma
- Chief Coroner's Guidance COVID-19
- AAPT Winter Competition 2020
- AAPT Webinar - COVID-19 post mortem cases study