1, construction planning: it should be clear that the construction objectives, construction content, construction scale, construction time, investment and other elements, and develop a systematic implementation plan.
2, construction conditions: should have the construction site, infrastructure, equipment, personnel and other conditions, and in accordance with the relevant standards and norms for design and acceptance.
3. Organizational structure: the leadership, management, technology and quality control of the pathology department should be clearly defined, and a professional code of ethics and work norms should be formulated to maintain the normal order of the profession.
4, staffing: should be based on the size of the Department of Pathology and business needs of professional and technical personnel, doctors, nurses, etc., to ensure the normal operation of the department.
5, equipment: should be equipped with advanced laboratory instruments and equipment according to the needs of modern pathology diagnosis, including lenses, microscopes, automatic sectioning instrument, automatic staining instrument, digital image processing system.
6, quality control: a good quality control system should be established, including specimen collection, specimen processing, experimental operation, result interpretation, data recording, quality evaluation, etc., to ensure that the results are accurate and reliable.