Certificate of Higher Autopsy Training

A certificate awarded to a histopathologist who has trained for the standard period of 5 years, plus an additional 6 months in autopsy pathology, and passed a more difficult exam in autopsy practice than pathologists who passed the standard RC-Path part 2 examination.
The aims of this package are to:
•demonstrate a level of knowledge and skill consistent with practise as a consultant undertaking autopsies for the National Health Service or Her Majesty’s Coroners/Procurator Fiscal;
• demonstrate the ability to carry out and report autopsies independently, including the interpretation of relevant histopathology and other specialist investigations;
• demonstrate a working knowledge of the Coroner’s Rules and experience of the proceedings in the Coroner’s Court/Death and the Procurator Fiscal 2008 and proceedings of a Fatal Accident Inquiry;
• demonstrate a working knowledge of the Human Tissue Act and the health and safety regulations relevant to autopsy practice; and to
• develop experience of teaching autopsy technique to histopathology trainees.
Competencies required to complete package:
• Ability to technically carry out most autopsies, including the majority of complex and infectious cases;
• Ability to report appropriate autopsy histopathology and to interpret other relevant specialist investigations;
• Ability to appropriately refer cases and investigations to a more experienced colleague for specialist/second opinion;
• Ability to demonstrate excellent time management and task prioritisation in relation to autopsy practice (including ability to recognise which autopsies need to be undertaken as a matter of priority—e.g. for issues relating to faith);
• Ability to function effectively/competently in a Coroner’s Court/Fatal Accident Inquiry;
• Ability to teach in workplace and formal settings.
Practical experience:
• Time spent in specialty—At least 3 months full time equivalent in stage C, or, exceptionally, stage D of training;
• Autopsy numbers—At least 60 autopsies in the package (overall a minimum of 100 autopsies completed during full training programme), with a full and proportionate range of different case types;
• Attendance at court—Experience of attendance at Coroner’s Court/Fatal Accident Inquiry.
Assessments:
• Workplace-based assessments—6 in total, all directed;
• CHAT (Certificate of Higher Autopsy Training)—Pass;
• Educational supervisor’s report—Satisfactory.

单词	certificate of higher autopsy training
释义	DictionarySeechat Certificate of Higher Autopsy Training Certificate of Higher Autopsy Training A certificate awarded to a histopathologist who has trained for the standard period of 5 years, plus an additional 6 months in autopsy pathology, and passed a more difficult exam in autopsy practice than pathologists who passed the standard RC-Path part 2 examination. The aims of this package are to: •demonstrate a level of knowledge and skill consistent with practise as a consultant undertaking autopsies for the National Health Service or Her Majesty’s Coroners/Procurator Fiscal; • demonstrate the ability to carry out and report autopsies independently, including the interpretation of relevant histopathology and other specialist investigations; • demonstrate a working knowledge of the Coroner’s Rules and experience of the proceedings in the Coroner’s Court/Death and the Procurator Fiscal 2008 and proceedings of a Fatal Accident Inquiry; • demonstrate a working knowledge of the Human Tissue Act and the health and safety regulations relevant to autopsy practice; and to • develop experience of teaching autopsy technique to histopathology trainees. Competencies required to complete package: • Ability to technically carry out most autopsies, including the majority of complex and infectious cases; • Ability to report appropriate autopsy histopathology and to interpret other relevant specialist investigations; • Ability to appropriately refer cases and investigations to a more experienced colleague for specialist/second opinion; • Ability to demonstrate excellent time management and task prioritisation in relation to autopsy practice (including ability to recognise which autopsies need to be undertaken as a matter of priority—e.g. for issues relating to faith); • Ability to function effectively/competently in a Coroner’s Court/Fatal Accident Inquiry; • Ability to teach in workplace and formal settings. Practical experience: • Time spent in specialty—At least 3 months full time equivalent in stage C, or, exceptionally, stage D of training; • Autopsy numbers—At least 60 autopsies in the package (overall a minimum of 100 autopsies completed during full training programme), with a full and proportionate range of different case types; • Attendance at court—Experience of attendance at Coroner’s Court/Fatal Accident Inquiry. Assessments: • Workplace-based assessments—6 in total, all directed; • CHAT (Certificate of Higher Autopsy Training)—Pass; • Educational supervisor’s report—Satisfactory.
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