ANATOMY OF THE UPPER
LIMB AND PECTORAL
GIRDLE
REGISTRATION
Limited to 25 students on a “first come,
first serve” basis for practitioners of
Complementary and Alternative
March 22, 2015
Medicine. Interested practitioners
please contact Craig Harness at
[email protected].
The New Medical building opened in
September 2011. It offers a state of the
art anatomical learning facility.
COST
The cost of this experience is $140.
Returning students save 10%
The William James Henderson Anatomy
Learning Centre offers a full spectrum of
cadaveric material, plastinated
specimens, both wet and dry anatomical
specimens, models, audio/visual
references, and much more.
LOCATION
The New Medical Building, 15 Arch
Street, Queen’s University in Kingston
Ontario. Lab and lecture hours take
place in the William James Henderson
Conveniently located, this new facility is
walking distance from any downtown
attraction that the wonderful City of
Kingston has to offer.
CAM – HD
Experience:
Working to create connections
between the anatomy laboratory
and the clinical practice of
Complementary and Alternative
Medicine
Complementary and Alternative
Medicine Human Dissection
Experience (CAM – HD Experience)
C/O Craig Harness MSc, DO(Q)
Botterell Hall, Stuart Street
Queen’s University
Kingston, Ontario
Canada K7L3N6
Phone | 905.449.2104
[email protected]
www.camhde.ca
Anatomy Learning Centre located on
the 3rd floor of the New Medical
Building.
“This was an excellent course as
a family physician with an
interest in pain management.
The clinically relevant anatomy
was especially helpful”
CAM – HD Experience Prosection
Participant December 2013
CAM – HD
EXPERIENCE
www.camhde.ca
PROGRAM OVERVIEW:
FACULTY:
This one day course strives to offer a balance
Craig Harness MSc, DO(Q) is a Lecturer of
between lecture based material and directed
Anatomy at Queen’s University with an extensive
independent learning time focused on the
background in the fields of both Anatomy and
anatomy of the upper limb and pectoral girdle.
Osteopathy. He completed his Masters of
Digital references are supplied at registration and
Anatomy & Cell Biology at Queen’s focusing on
are free to keep.
professional anatomy education for members of
This course offers a complete review of the
relevant anatomy including the bones, joints,
fasciae, vascularization and innervation. The
anatomy is delivered with a biomechanical
approach promoting clinical correlations.
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removal from the prosected specimens
4) All the amenities that the City of
Kingston has to offer.
3)
holds the position of professor.
8:30am – Registration: William James Henderson
rd
Anatomy Learning Centre – 3 Floor
New Medical Building
connections between what they see in the
3) An appreciation of the fascia despite its
d’Ostéopathie du Québec where he currently
are guided. Numerous audio / visual aids are
1) World class anatomy laboratory with full
practices within the CAM stream
d’Ostéopathie from Académie Sutherland
ITINERARY:
also available to optimize the learning
2) Instruction from an anatomist who also
streams. He completed his Diplôme
Both sessions of directed independent learning
ADVANTAGES OF THE CAM – HD
EXPERIENCE AT QUEEN’S
downdraft ventilation systems
the Complementary and Alternative Medicine
experience. Students are encouraged to create
Anatomy Learning Centre and their clinic through
anatomical conjecture with both faculty as well as
9:00am – Lecture: Anatomy of the Upper limb
and pectoral girdle
10:30am – Break before entering lab
peers.
10:45am – Directed Independent Learning
The CAM – HD Experience attempts to meld
1:00pm – Lunch
together the science of Anatomy with the clinical
2:30pm – Directed independent Learning
practice of the CAM professions. Educational
attestations for continuing education units are
provided at the conclusion of the course.
5:00pm – Course Concludes