• CME/SAM Resources

    Links to educational activities with "CME/SAM credits", physical attendance required: Links to educational activities with "CME/SAM credits" available online, no physical attendance required:
  • NEW - Minnesota Distinguished Pathologist Award
    Dr. Richard Brunning received the Minnesota Distinguished Pathologist Award in the Fall of 2008 from the Minnesota Society of Pathologists. Enclosed is an article about the award and interview with Dr. Brunning. It includes comments from colleagues.

    We have added a Bulletin board topic where others can add congratulatory messages and comments regarding Dr. Brunning's career and contributions. The topic can be reached via the Bulletin Board menu item on the SH/EAHP website, or directly via the following URL:
    http://www.quicktopic.com/43/H/Fmi2aXiAuvghA

  • NEW - Online Membership Dues Payment
    You may now join the Society for Hematopathology and pay for your membership dues online. All you need is your Member/Login Number and Password to proceed. Click here to join or renew membership. Please call the helpdesk at +1 706-733-7550 if you have any difficulties with this process.

  • New hematopathology journal: The Journal of Hematopathology
    Professor J.H.J.M.van Krieken, Editor-in-Chief, is now active and accepting submissions. The second issue was provided to all attendees of the EAHP meeting in Bordeaux. An online version is also available. Click here for further information and access to the online edition.

  • New! SH/EAHP Discussion Board
    This Discussion Board will serve as a repository for new and ongoing discussions. As new topics are created, you will be notified by email and referred to this site. You can visit anytime. At this time, only the moderator can add a new discussion topic, but we hope to open this to all members in the future.

  • Atlas on Reactive and Inflammatory Lymphadenopathies
    It is my great pleasure and honour to briefly introduce the Atlas on Reactive and Inflammatory Lymphadenopathies produced by Proffessors Lennert and Diebold some years ago. This is a masterpiece that outstandingly covers a very difficult area of our discipline, being provided with beautiful illustrations and comprehensive information that reflect the unique experience and skill of the Authors.

    I wish to thank Springer-Verlag, ADICAP and TRIBUN for the permission given to have the Atlas visible on the EAHP/SH web-site. Those who are interested in having it in the form of a CD can directly contact Springer-Verlag as indicated in the Introduction.

    I do hope that you will enjoy the Atlas and I am sure that we all will greatly benefit from its consultation.

    All the best.

    Stefano A. Pileri

  • Journal of Hematopathology
    On January 1, 2008, the Journal of Hematopathology will be launched. This new, open access journal aims at providing the important developments in Hematopathology for practising hematopathologists, general pathologists with an interest in in hematopathology, hematologists and scientists working in the field of hematopathology. The journal will cover the entire field of hematopathology, including lymphomas, reactive processes, bone marrow diseases, and techniques including flow cytometry, molecular techniques and immunohistochemistry. The first two years the journal will be available on-line without subscription and submission of papers will be at no cost. A printed version will be available at request. I invite you all to submit papers that are of interest for the described audience. The Journal will have a fast reviewing process, and accepted manuscripts will be processed within a very short time and be available on-line. Additional information and online manuscript submission are now available on the Springer Website.

  • WHO Bluebook Revision
    What's going on with the WHO Bluebook revision? You can see a brief powerpoint presentation on the steps leading to the expected publication of the new Bluebook in 2008, review an unofficial draft of the updated classification and see an unofficial listing of the chapters and their authors (all subject to change with some controversial issues still to be settled!). Nothing you see here is final, please keep that in mind.
    1. Report on the WHO Bluebook revision-Powerpoint presentation

    2. WHO proposed Updated Classification-draft document

    3. WHO Bluebook Chapter/Author listing-draft document


  • On November 6th, 2006 Professor Karl Lennert received the first copy of the book "History of the European Association for Haematopathology" he wrote to illustrate the way by which the idea of such Society was developed and nourished through some decades. The book was donated by the EAHP President, Professor Stefano A. Pileri, during a private, touching ceremony organised by Springer (click the following thumbnail images to enlarge).


    Stefano Pileri, remembering with some emotion the time spent by himself and many other colleagues at the Kiel Institute of Pathology in the past, expressed the pleasure of all EAHP members, Executive Committee, past-Presidents and President-elect in supporting the publication of the book as a tribute to Professor Lennert for his dedication in the EAHP development and outstanding scientific work that pioneered the present knowledge of Haematopathology. Prof. Pileri also thanked Springer for the skilled and participated Editorial activity. The copy was co-signed by Professor Lennert, Professor Pileri, Misses Gabriele Schröder and Ellen Blasig, Springer Clinical Medicine Executive and Desk Editor, respectively.
  • September 24-26, 2010
    The European School of Haematology (ESH)
    12th International Conference

    CHRONIC MYELOID LEUKEMIA - Biological Basis of Therapy
    Washington DC, USA

    Chairs: J.M. Goldman, J. Cortes, T. Hughes

    Registration: http://www.esh.org/agenda10.htm

  • September 25-30, 2010
    15th EAHP Meeting
    Uppsala, Sweden

    Organizer: Christer Sundström

    Registration: http://www.akademikonferens.uu.se/eahp2010/

  • October 27-31, 2010
    American Society for Clinical Pathology
    2010 Annual Meeting

    San Francisco Marriot Marquis
    San Francisco, California


    Program:
    1. Bone marrow failure and childhood Myelodysplastic Syndromes: Dr. Mihaela Onciu (St. Jude's)
    2. Diagnostic workup of Myelodysplastic Syndromes Dr. Bueso-Ramos (MD Anderson)
    3. Anaplastic large cell lymphoma: Dr. Raymond Lai (Cross Cancer Institute, Alberta, Canada)

  • November 11-13, 2010
    Third Neoplastic Hematopathology Update: New Insights into Old Questions
    Westin Diplomat Resort & Spa
    Hollywood, Florida


    Offered By:
    The University of Nebraska Medical Center, Department of Pathology and Microbiology and the University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center

    For More Information:
    Brenda Ram, CMP, Coordinator
    Center for Continuing Education
    University of Nebraska Medical Center
    986800 Nebraska Medical Center
    Omaha, NE 68198-6800
    Telephone 402-559-9250, Facsimile 402-559-5915, Toll Free 877-832-6924
    e-mail bram@unmc.edu or visit http://www.unmc.edu/hematopathologyupdate

  • January 24-28, 2011
    Tutorial on Neoplastic Hematopathology
    Marco Island Florida Resort & Spa
    Marco Island, Florida


    The Tutorial, sponsored by The Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Weill Cornell Medical College, will be held under the direction of Dr. Daniel M. Knowles, Professor and Chairman. The program will consist of lectures and case presentations. The Tutorial faculty will prepare an extensive CD Rom comprised of lecture notes and reference citations covering all of the topics presented at the Tutorial. In addition we will provide a notebook comprised of all power point presentations. The registration fee is $1,295, after December 27, 2010 $1,395.

    For further information, please contact: Ms. Jessica Pfeifer, Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, WCMC Room C-302, 1300 York Avenue, New York, N.Y., 10065. Telephone (212) 746-6464; Fax (212) 746-8192; e-mail: jep2018@med.cornell.edu or visit our website at www.cornellpathology.org

  • February 14-16, 2011
    EuroClonality Workshop
    "Clonality assessment in Pathologie"

    Nijmegen, The Netherlands

    Information: EuroClonalityWebsite.doc

    Registration: EuroClonalityRegistrationForm.doc

  • Upcoming flow cytometry meetings Updated listing from Purdue University



  • Bulletin boards
    Job/resume/fellowship bulletin boards
    have been created for posting and review of new positions, resumes and hematopathology fellowship announcements. Select "Job/resume bulletin board from the SH index page menu. Postings last 90 days, and complement the e-mail postings.



  • New Hematopathology Fellowship directors page We have created a new site for information and guidelines regarding Hematopathology fellowship programs.



  • An online listing of U.S. hematopathology fellowship programs is available. It is updated by the Intersociety Committee on Pathology Information, Inc., publishers of the Directory of Pathology Training Programs book and can be viewed through the highlighted link above.



  • Membership specific listservs have now been created for the SH, EAHP, and the combined memberships. make sure your email address is current.
  • Presentations from the XIII Meeting of the EAHP in Vienna, Austria - October, 2006

  • Published proceedings,
    Workshop of the X1 Meeting of the European Association for Haematopathology/Society for Hematopathology "Aggressive B Cell Lymphomas", Siena, Italy, May, 2002

    (PDF File: 3.1 MB - this could take a while to download)