Jerad-Gardner

Dr. Jerad Gardner

Dr. Jerad M. Gardner, Associate Professor of Pathology and Dermatology, Dermatopathology Fellowship Program Director and Co-director, Musculoskeletal/Skin Module at the College of Medicine, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), Little Rock, AR, USA

Published Pieces by Dr. Jerad

COVID-19 has Confronted us with our Own Humanity – Now Let’s Take Pathology Forward
Blogs (Knowledge Pathway)

Dr. Jerad Gardner explores how the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world of pathology and what can we take forward from the experience to raise the profile of the pathology profession.

Pathologists can Help Cancer Patients Better Understand their Disease Both in Real Life and Online – Here’s How
Pathologist Pathway (Knowledge Pathway, Knowledge Pathway) , Blogs (Knowledge Pathway, Knowledge Pathway)

Cancer patients have many questions and pathologists have a unique opportunity to help empower them with knowledge online and on social media, says Dr. Jerad Gardner.

Pathologists can Help Cancer Patients Better Understand their Disease Both in Real Life and Online – Here’s How
Pathologist Pathway (Knowledge Pathway, Knowledge Pathway) , Blogs (Knowledge Pathway, Knowledge Pathway)

Cancer patients have many questions and pathologists have a unique opportunity to help empower them with knowledge online and on social media, says Dr. Jerad Gardner.

Pathologists can Help Cancer Patients Better Understand their Disease Both in Real Life and Online – Here’s How
Pathologist Pathway (Knowledge Pathway, Knowledge Pathway) , Blogs (Knowledge Pathway, Knowledge Pathway)

Cancer patients have many questions and pathologists have a unique opportunity to help empower them with knowledge online and on social media, says Dr. Jerad Gardner.

The Unseen Wall – Changing the Perception of Pathology
Pathologist Pathway (Knowledge Pathway, Knowledge Pathway) , The Future of Pathology Report (Knowledge Pathway, Knowledge Pathway)

All pathologists are disease detectives with unique insight, but the evolving discipline of pathology is often misunderstood. In this chapter, Dr. Gardner recommends ways pathologists can create a human interface between themselves and the people they impact.

The Unseen Wall – Changing the Perception of Pathology
Pathologist Pathway (Knowledge Pathway, Knowledge Pathway) , The Future of Pathology Report (Knowledge Pathway, Knowledge Pathway)

All pathologists are disease detectives with unique insight, but the evolving discipline of pathology is often misunderstood. In this chapter, Dr. Gardner recommends ways pathologists can create a human interface between themselves and the people they impact.

The Unseen Wall – Changing the Perception of Pathology
Pathologist Pathway (Knowledge Pathway, Knowledge Pathway) , The Future of Pathology Report (Knowledge Pathway, Knowledge Pathway)

All pathologists are disease detectives with unique insight, but the evolving discipline of pathology is often misunderstood. In this chapter, Dr. Gardner recommends ways pathologists can create a human interface between themselves and the people they impact.

Cancer Numbers are on the Rise – only Teamwork can Turn the Tide
Pathologist Pathway (Knowledge Pathway, Knowledge Pathway) , Blogs (Knowledge Pathway, Knowledge Pathway)

Both pathologists and hospital administrators gain from working as a team to improve cancer diagnostics and patient care. If we raise awareness of pathology together, we can achieve even more, says Dr. Jerad Gardner.

Cancer Numbers are on the Rise – only Teamwork can Turn the Tide
Pathologist Pathway (Knowledge Pathway, Knowledge Pathway) , Blogs (Knowledge Pathway, Knowledge Pathway)

Both pathologists and hospital administrators gain from working as a team to improve cancer diagnostics and patient care. If we raise awareness of pathology together, we can achieve even more, says Dr. Jerad Gardner.

Cancer Numbers are on the Rise – only Teamwork can Turn the Tide
Pathologist Pathway (Knowledge Pathway, Knowledge Pathway) , Blogs (Knowledge Pathway, Knowledge Pathway)

Both pathologists and hospital administrators gain from working as a team to improve cancer diagnostics and patient care. If we raise awareness of pathology together, we can achieve even more, says Dr. Jerad Gardner.