CPQA-AQCP Events
Learn about upcoming and past events
Saturday, June 1 to Sunday, June 2
Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute
Toronto ON
Planning Committee
Brandon Sheffield, MD, FRCPC
Blake Gilks, MD, FRCPC
Robert Wolber, MD, FRCPC
John Garratt, RT (cyto)
Vidya Beharry, Technical Specialist
Jennifer Won, PhD
Presentation Downloads
Brandon Sheffield | Novel Approach to Proficiency Testing In Molecular Pathology
Andrea Beharry | Point of Care Molecular Testing: Implementation of Rapid NGS
Filomena Servidio-Italiano | Biomarker Testing: The Patient Experience
Rashmi Goswami | Molecular Pathology Training in Canada: Is there A Need?
Vidya Beharry | IHC Pre-Analytics: Back to Basics
Kevin Chan | IHC: Inculcating Hospitality Culture
Andrew J. Evans | Implementation of Digital Pathology for Diagnostic Purposes: The Critical Role of Histotechnologists
Catherine Streutker | Gastric Cancer Biomarker Testing; What Are We Doing & What Will We Be Doing?
Rola Saleeb | How to Fit the Different PD-L1 Clones & Platforms to you Clinical Need
Jason Karamchandani | Advanced Diagnostics & Immunohistochemistry in Neuropathology
Matthew Cecchini | Practical Deployment of AI & Image Analysis for Enhance Biomarker Reporting in Clinical Practice
Anjelica Hodgson | HER2 & Endometrial Cancer: Basics & Challenges
Chelsea Maedler-Kron | Liver Unknown Primaries; Tips to Streamline IHC & Molecular Workup
Blake Gilks | Endometrial Carcinoma Molecular Subtype Diagnosis
Gilbert Bigras | Potpourri of PD-L1-related Issues
CANCELLED
For technologists, pathologists, residents, scientists or anyone else interested in immunohistochemistry
On Friday, October 25, 2019, the CIQC will be holding our 2019 Technical Workshop: The Finer Details of IHC Readout. Speakers will include Dr. Carol Cheung (UHN), Dr. Emina Torlakovic (Saskatchewan Health Authority, CIQC), John Garratt (CIQC) and Nadia Gale (Vancouver Coastal Health).
- Based on the webinar series “Epitopically Speaking…” learn the important difference between reading and interpreting IHC staining in tissues.
- Learn how to design, implement and interpret the results of iCAPCs (immunohistochemistry Critical Assay Performance Controls ) to improve consistency and quality of staining in your laboratory.
- See a demonstration of the new online IHC readout proficiency modules to be offered by the cIQc/CAP-ACP that will provide on-going CME to technologists and pathologists. Participants at the workshop will receive free registration for one module of choice.
- Learn how to design and maintain a tissue control bank for IHC using four normal tissues that will cover the majority of your Class I testing.
Vancouver Eye Care Centre
Lecture Theatre (Room 100)
2550 Willow Street
Vancouver BC