The integrated teaching of general and clinical pathology aims to provide the student with the fundamentals of knowledge and understanding of the pathogenetic mechanisms of diseases and the analytical procedures used in laboratory diagnosis. • The General and Cellular Pathology module will give the student the main notions of the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying homeostatic alterations, the response to cell and tissue damage, and the molecular basis of neoplastic transformation and progression. • The Clinical Pathology and Immunohaematology module will provide the student with the fundamentals of the main laboratory methods applicable to the qualitative and quantitative analysis of pathogenetic determinants and significant biological processes in medicine. Acquisition of the ability to correctly apply the methodologies to detect clinical, functional, and laboratory findings, interpreting them critically also from a physiopathological point of view, for diagnosis and prognosis; ability to assess cost/benefit ratios in the choice of diagnostic procedures, taking into account the requirements of both correct clinical methodology and the principles of evidencebased medicine • The Technical Sciences of Laboratory Medicine module will provide notions of molecular biology, flow cytometry, and cytogenetics's main techniques for diagnosing and monitoring blood diseases and the relevance of laboratory activities for integrated clinical management of the hematological patient. By the end of the integrated teaching, the student will have acquired the ability to address the main questions of general and cellular pathology and the basic elements in the clinical diagnosis of the main diseases. By applying the experimental method, the student will be able to analyze and correctly interpret experimental data both in the field of health care and in research and to cooperate in clinical reasoning.

The integrated teaching of general and clinical pathology aims to provide the student with the fundamentals of knowledge and understanding of the pathogenetic mechanisms of diseases and the analytical procedures used in laboratory diagnosis. • The General and Cellular Pathology module will give the student the main notions of the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying homeostatic alterations, the response to cell and tissue damage, and the molecular basis of neoplastic transformation and progression. • The Clinical Pathology and Immunohaematology module will provide the student with the fundamentals of the main laboratory methods applicable to the qualitative and quantitative analysis of pathogenetic determinants and significant biological processes in medicine. Acquisition of the ability to correctly apply the methodologies to detect clinical, functional, and laboratory findings, interpreting them critically also from a physiopathological point of view, for diagnosis and prognosis; ability to assess cost/benefit ratios in the choice of diagnostic procedures, taking into account the requirements of both correct clinical methodology and the principles of evidencebased medicine • The Technical Sciences of Laboratory Medicine module will provide notions of molecular biology, flow cytometry, and cytogenetics's main techniques for diagnosing and monitoring blood diseases and the relevance of laboratory activities for integrated clinical management of the hematological patient. By the end of the integrated teaching, the student will have acquired the ability to address the main questions of general and cellular pathology and the basic elements in the clinical diagnosis of the main diseases. By applying the experimental method, the student will be able to analyze and correctly interpret experimental data both in the field of health care and in research and to cooperate in clinical reasoning.

The integrated teaching of general and clinical pathology aims to provide the student with the fundamentals of knowledge and understanding of the pathogenetic mechanisms of diseases and the analytical procedures used in laboratory diagnosis. • The General and Cellular Pathology module will give the student the main notions of the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying homeostatic alterations, the response to cell and tissue damage, and the molecular basis of neoplastic transformation and progression. • The Clinical Pathology and Immunohaematology module will provide the student with the fundamentals of the main laboratory methods applicable to the qualitative and quantitative analysis of pathogenetic determinants and significant biological processes in medicine. Acquisition of the ability to correctly apply the methodologies to detect clinical, functional, and laboratory findings, interpreting them critically also from a physiopathological point of view, for diagnosis and prognosis; ability to assess cost/benefit ratios in the choice of diagnostic procedures, taking into account the requirements of both correct clinical methodology and the principles of evidencebased medicine • The Technical Sciences of Laboratory Medicine module will provide notions of molecular biology, flow cytometry, and cytogenetics's main techniques for diagnosing and monitoring blood diseases and the relevance of laboratory activities for integrated clinical management of the hematological patient. By the end of the integrated teaching, the student will have acquired the ability to address the main questions of general and cellular pathology and the basic elements in the clinical diagnosis of the main diseases. By applying the experimental method, the student will be able to analyze and correctly interpret experimental data both in the field of health care and in research and to cooperate in clinical reasoning.