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Teaching Pathology At The University Of Auckland School Of Medicine

INTRODUCTION In this paper, the teaching of Pathology as presently conducted at the University of Auckland School of Medicine will be outlined. However, the discipline of Pathology should be viewed in the context of the entire medical curriculum. It is therefore necessary to examine the aims and objectives of medical education and ask critically what role Pathology can or should play in the achievement of those objectives. Pertinent to this are a number of difficulties faced by the discipline of Pathology, which stem from attitudes held not only by medical and non-medical academics and by society, but by Pathologists themselves.