13th Annual East African British School of Pathology
The 13th Annual East African British School of Pathology organised by the EADIAP (East African Division of the International Academy of Pathology) and BDIAP (British Division of the International Academy of Pathology)
Presentation Recordings
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Welcome Message
Dr Ahmed Kaleba, EADIAP President, welcomes you to the 13th Annual East African British School of Pathology which this year is themed: “Paediatric Pathology Insights for General Histopathologists”
Speakers
Prof Andrew Nicholson
Consultant Histopathologist, Royal Brompton and Harefield Hospitals; Honorary Professor of respiratory Pathology, National Heart and Lung Institute, Imperial College, London Paediatric Respiratory Pathology – Interstitial Lung Diseases in Children
Prof Roger Feakins
Roger Feakins is a consultant histopathologist at the Royal Free London NHS Trust and an honorary professor of gastrointestinal pathology at University College London. He contributes widely to practice guidelines and service improvement initiatives and holds many leadership roles in national and international organisations.
Dr Matthew Clarke
ST3 Diagnostic Neuropathology, University College London Hospitals Paediatric Neuropathology – Infantile Glioma
Dr Ahmed Kalebi
Consultant Pathologist, Hon President of the EADIAP, Founder and Retired CEO/Chief Pathologist of the Lancet Group of Laboratories East Africa Paediatric Nephropathology – Spectrum of Common Renal Diseases Seen on Medical Renal Biopsies in Kenya
Dr Patricia Okiro
Consultant Anatomical Pathologist and Paediatric Pathologist, Aga Khan University Hospital Nairobi Paediatric Round Blue Cell Tumours with focus on Renal and Soft Tissue Tumors
Dr Edwin Walong
Consultant Pathologist and Lecturer, University of Nairobi Paediatric Autopsy Pathology – Insights from Autopsy Research Series
Scientific Programme
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EADIAP
The East African School of Pathology evolved through original links with the South African Division of the IAP to which the British Division has had links for many years, providing a speaker on a locally-chosen topic to go to all the University departments in South Africa. It became clear that there was a need to broaden this remit to provide education for the wider countries of East, Central and Southern Africa. These links included sponsoring trainees from these countries to go to South Africa for varying periods of further training and also developing educational programmes for biomedical scientists and medical graduates.
The BDIAP was instrumental with colleagues in the Royal College of Pathologists in establishing the autonomous College of Pathologists of East Central and Southern Africa (COPECSA) and has continued to provide speakers and support for their annual meetings.
BDIAP
The BDIAP is the British Division of the International Academy of Pathology. The International Academy of Pathology (IAP) is a global organisation that promotes the advancement of pathology through education by organising an international congress biennially, by organising lectures and seminars and by providing educational grants.
The IAP has numerous Divisions across the world which provide pathology education in their particular regions. Although the BDIAP is called the ‘British’ Division it is made up of members from the Republic of Ireland, the Netherlands and Belgium as well as Great Britain.