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UEA Anatomy, Norwich Medical School University of East Anglia Norwich Research Park

Earlham Road Norwich, Norfolk

NR4 7TJ

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Dear Member,

The 2020 Spring Scientific Meeting will held at the University of East Anglia, Norwich on the 2nd & 3rd April 2020. The following provides the meeting programme and some information about the Anatomy department at the Norwich Medical School, UEA and its’ history. Mr Richard Haywood, Sue O’Connor and their colleagues have planned an excellent meeting and your support will be greatly welcomed at this prestigious event. On the evening of the 2nd April, there will be a Dinner at the Assembly House, Norwich. Pre-dinner drinks can be purchased from the bar at 19.00pm followed by Dinner in the Music room at 19.30pm. Located in the heart of East Anglia, the UEA is a campus university, 3 miles from Norwich city centre and 2

hours from London and central England. We are easily accessible by public transport and car. Parking is

available on campus for visitors.

Sat Nav: NR4 7TJ

I am looking forward to seeing you all at the spring 2-day conference being held in Norwich, Norfolk, UK. Best wishes Stephen Franey IAS Meetings Coordinator

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From 11.00am- Refreshments & Registration and time with sponsors. Julian Study Centre,

3.01

At 11.30am Please make your way to Julian Study Centre, 3.02

All talks are in 3.02 Julian Study Centre

Session 1 Chairperson:-

Programme of events.

Time Subject Speaker 11.30 Welcome from the Norwich Medical School Faculty

Manager Mr Stephen Chapman, faculty manager FMH

11.35 Introduction to the Department of Anatomy/Clinical

aspects of Anatomy Mr Richard Haywood, Clinical Senior Lecturer of Anatomy/Head of Anatomy

12.00 Musculoskeletal Research Dr Dan Baumgardt, University of Bristol

12.45 Addressing the difficulties of teaching in a small facility Mrs Sue O’Connor, Senior

Lecturer/Prosector in Anatomy/DI of Body Donations

13.15 Lunch break – JSC 3.01

Session 2 Chairperson:-

14.00 14.00

Green Impact in Anatomy Bequeathal Secretaries meeting

Jasmine Downes, Anatomy Technician Julian Study Centre 2.01

14.25 What has made the UEA famous? Mr Richard Haywood, Clinical

Senior Lecturer of Anatomy/Head of Anatomy

14.45 Afternoon tea, JSC 3.01

15.00 Annual general meeting

16.30 Meeting closes

18.30 Delegates to depart to Assembly House for the evening

meal : drinks on arrival at 19.00pm, sit down for 19.30pm

Assembly House, Theatre Street, Norwich, NR2 1RQ

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All talks are in 3.02 Julian Study Centre

Session 3 Chairperson:-

Programme of events.

Time Subject Speaker 09.15 Welcome to day two Mr Richard Haywood, Clinical

Senior Lecturer of Anatomy/Head of Anatomy

09.20 The history of Norwich Medical School Professor Veena Rodrigues, Deputy Dean of Norwich Medical School

10.00 Sainsbury’s Centre of Visual Arts visit and tour SCVA

11.20 Refreshment break Julian Study Centre 3.01

11.35 Technicians forum Led by Ami Thomas, Anatomy Laboratory Coordinator

12.00 HTA Update

12.20 Anatomy lab tour Queens 0.19

12.45 Charlie James Anatomy drawing master class Charlie James, Lecturer in Anatomy

13.25 Vote of thanks and prize giving Mr Steve Gaze, University of Bristol

13.30 Lunch and close

Please remember that you may be participating in sessions held on HTA licenced premises and that all photography

and recording of images is strictly prohibited. Additionally, please do not record images from lectures without prior

permission from the speaker.

Images of members participating in lectures and social events may be used for further IAS publicity. If you would prefer

not to be photographed, please inform a member of the IAS Council.

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About the University of East Anglia - The University of East Anglia (UEA) is ranked in the UK Top 25

(The Times/Sunday Times 2020 and Complete University Guide 2020), and the World Top 200 Universities (The Times

Higher Education World University Rankings 2020).

We are an internationally renowned university based in a campus that provides top quality academic, social and cultural facilities to over 17,000 students across a diverse range of Undergraduate and Postgraduate degree courses.

The campus is located in 320 acres of rolling parkland just two miles from the centre of Norwich, the cathedral city, and England’s first UNESCO City of Literature. This uniquely placed University is also a leading member of Norwich Research Park, one of Europe's biggest concentrations of researchers in the fields of environment, health and plant science.

Sporting facilities on campus include the University Sportspark, which houses an Olympic-sized swimming pool and regularly hosts international sporting events. UEA also has the world-famous Sainsbury Centre and hosts an International Literary Festival, which has included famous names such as Ian McEwan, Kazuo Ishiguro and Anne Enright (all alumni of UEA's Creative Writing course).

Research at Norwich Medical School

With over 300 researchers and £60 million worth of ongoing research, Norwich Medical School, at the heart of Norwich Research Park (NRP), is dedicated to performing world leading fundamental and applied research. In the 2014 REF, 83% of the School overall research profile including 81% of our publications were rated as either world leading or internationally excellent (4* and 3*). Within our three themes, we focus on making scientific breakthroughs in mechanisms of disease, the identification of novel therapeutics and preventive strategies, and delivering health services innovation. The Clinical Anatomy Department is part of the Department of Medical Education in the Faculty of Medicine and Health Science, and serve the medical students of Norwich Medical School. The Clinical Anatomy team also teach nursing students, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, paramedics and speech language therapists from the School of Rehabilitation Sciences. The state-of-the-art facilities enable the Clinical Anatomy team to teach clinical anatomy to undergraduate and postgraduate students, also offer specialist cadaveric dissection courses. Embalmed and fresh frozen cadaveric material a large sample of prosections and anatomical models to support the learning experience.

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How to find us

By Car and Car Parking

UEA is a campus university, 3 miles from Norwich city centre and 2 hours from London and central England. We are easily accessible by public transport, bike and car.

Postcode for sat nav: NR4 7TJ

Main UEA Car Park Location – main UEA campus, accessible from both vehicle entrances. Payment – pay at the parking machines before returning to your vehicle or pay online/mobile. Max stay – no limit Monday to Friday, 6am – 10am £5.00 per hour Monday to Friday, 10am – 6pm £3.00 per 2 hours

£3.50 per 3 hours £4.40 per 4 hours

£5.50 per 5 hours £6.50 per 6 hours £7.50 per 7 hours

All other times (including Weekends and Bank Holidays) - £1.00 flat fee

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Accessible parking: There are disabled parking spaces for blue badge holder across UEA campus. View accessible campus map If you have specific requirements or want to make specific arrangements, please contact UEA Travel and Transport Team. +44 (0)1603 592353 transport@uea.ac.uk

By Train

• The nearest train station to UEA is Norwich railway station, 4 miles away.

• Taxis take 15 minutes and cost £10 (approx). First Bus Routes 25 & 26 depart from the station forecourt and serve the University directly.

• Greater Anglia trains run to London Liverpool Street every 30 minutes (approx). There are also services from local stations in Norfolk.

• East Midlands Trains runs an hourly service between Norwich and Liverpool Lime Street, calling at all main stations along the route.

By Bus:

First Bus Routes – 25 and 26 serve Norwich city centre, Norwich bus station and Norwich railway station. Bus stops – throughout camps Runs – daily, up to 7mins (peak) and 15 mins (off-peak) National Express Buses National Express serves campus directly as well as Norwich bus station. There are regular services to central London, Stansted Airport, Gatwick Airport and Heathrow Airport.

Megabus Megabus serves campus directly as well as Norwich bus station. There are regular services to London Victoria coach station and London Stratford International. By air Norwich International Airport is located 4 miles from UEA. There are domestic flights to destinations throughout the UK and international destinations. Recommended accommodation The University hosts its own guest accommodation on campus at Broadview Lodge, and we are less than three miles from Norwich city centre. One of England's most beautiful medieval cities, Norwich is ideal for shopping, the theatre or eating out. Overlooking the broad from its site at the top of one of the modern UEA Residences, Broadview Lodge is wonderfully convenient for your visit to the University and the Norwich area. Close to shops, restaurants, banks and bars, all in walking distance within the campus. We are also just a stone's throw away from the renowned Sainsbury Centre, an inspirational public art museum. Other places to stay Norwich also has a wide variety of hotels, bed and breakfasts, cottages and other accommodation to suit all needs and all tastes. There are a number of hotels and B&Bs close to the University, and for more information about accommodation in Norwich please go to the Visit Norwich website.

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Founded in 1984, the Institute of Anatomical Sciences is a growing international group of Anatomy and Anatomically

related professionals dedicated to sharing knowledge, techniques and practices to ensure informed intellectual and

technical expertise in the Anatomical Sciences.

We have an educational programme including anatomical techniques workshops, skeletal preparations, embalming,

dissection/prosection and several other techniques/skills unique to our profession. A formal educational qualification,

the IAS Diploma provides and ensures a gold standard of expertise expected by Higher Educational Institutions and is

accompanied by a Certificate in Anatomical Technology and Science.

In addition to holding two Scientific Meetings a year in the UK and Ireland to update and educate our general

membership, there is a journal and a newsletter, which serves to keep the members informed.

The benefits of membership of the IAS include:

• Networking with colleagues from other Institutions in both Medical & Veterinary Schools. Gaining insight into new

developments in teaching methods and specimen preparations. Sharing ideas and information for courses

(programmes run/cost comparisons)

• Staff development: Training program for staff through the IAS Diploma and Foundation Certificate, supported by IAS

workshops. Opportunity to give presentations at scientific meetings developing communication skills.

• Opportunity to enhance the reputation of your Institution through presentations, the winning of awards

(dissection/museum competition and open awards), and hosting IAS Scientific meetings.

• Links with other professional bodies, The Anatomical Society of Great Britain and Ireland, The British Association of

Clinical Anatomists and the Human Tissue Authority through the ‘Professional Guidelines and Practices(Anatomy)

committee.

Membership grades are awarded based on our Accreditation Scheme which was introduced in 1990. Points are gained

for experience, qualifications and actively supporting the I.A.S. by giving talks, writing articles for the newsletter or

journal, presenting a poster, attending meetings and entering competitions.

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The IAS wishes to express its continued gratitude to our

sponsors