Table 1.

Daily Schedule^a

Day	Big Topic	Morning Session 1	Morning Session 2	Afternoon Session
1	Introduction	Normal histology	Neoplasia	Orientation, presentation of group case (Detective Case)
2	The nuts and bolts of pathology processing	Anatomic pathology (biopsies, resections, frozens)	Cytology processing and introduction	Neoplastic vs reactive slide session
3	GI	Tubular GI (esophagus to colon)	Pancreaticohepatobiliary	GI pathology slide session
4	Dermatopathology	Inflammatory dermatopathology	Neoplastic dermatopathology	Dermatopathology slide session
5	Cardiothoracic	The lungs	The heart	Cardiothoracic slide session
6	GU	Upper GU (medical kidney, cystic kidney, neoplastic kidney)	Lower GU (bladder, male reproductive organs)	GU slide session
7	Women’s health	Breast	GYN	Breast and GYN slide session, presentation: laboratory-developed tests and the UW COVID-19 experience
8	Head and neck pathology	ENT	Glands (thyroid, parathyroid, salivary)	ENT pathology slide session
9	BST and molecular	BST	Molecular genetics	BST slide session, presentation: COVID-19 autopsy findings
10	Autopsy and neuropathology	Neuropathology	Autopsy and death certificate	Neuropathology slide session, Detective and Good Will Hunting Case wrap-ups

BST, bone and soft tissue; COVID-19, coronavirus disease 2019; ENT, ear, nose, and throat; GI, gastrointestinal; GU, genitourinary; GYN, gynecology; UW, University of Washington.

^aThe remote anatomic pathology course is 2 weeks long, consisting of 10 days of remote instruction. Morning sessions are large group with all students calling into the same live lectures. During each session, the presenter explores a topic (organized by organ system) to review anatomy, normal histology, and pathologic entities, toggling back and forth between a PowerPoint and a virtual slide set. Afternoon sessions consist of unknown cases from the organ system of the day with Detective Case workup discussions. Two days include lectures on the University of Washington Medical Center pathology experience with COVID-19.