Programme Outline

& Social Programme

Keynote Speakers:

Chris Eden, Consultant Urologist and Leading Laparoscopic Urologist, Guildford
Lesley Hanson, Nurse Continence Advisor, Edmonton, Alberta Canada
Hilary Jones, Media Doctor and General Practitioner, Basingstoke
James Malone-Lee, Professor of Medicine, London
Bobby Schull, Professor of Urogynaeology, Texas, USA
  Plus a Speaker from the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence
WEDNESDAY 9TH APRIL 2008
10.30 ‘Ring in the Changes; pesseries to dry for!’
Lesley Hanson, Nurse Continence Advisor at Royal Alexandra Women's Centre, Edmonton, Alberta
OFFICIAL OPENING  
13.45 Introduction Tim Sayer
SESSION 1 State of the Art 1
The Pelvic Floor – Past Innovations, Bob Shull
SESSION 2 Pharmacology
SESSION 3 Surgical and Medical Treatment
18.00 – 18.50 Satellite Symposium
19.00 Welcome Reception
THURSDAY 10TH APRIL 2008
08:00 Accreditation of Urodynamics: an open meeting on the presentation of the
discussion document proposed by the Urodynamics Accreditation Working Group
09.00  
SESSION 4 Pharmacology 1
SESSION 5 State of the Art 2
Clinical Papers, James Malone-Lee
SESSION 6 Clinical Practice 1
13.30 Lunch and Satellite Symposium hosted by Ethicon Women's Health & Urology
SESSION 7  
14.15 Urodynamics 1
SESSION 8 State of the Art 3
15.00 Medicine and the Media, Hiliary Jones,
SESSION 9 Debate
17.00 – 18.00 Satellite Symposium
FRIDAY 11TH APRIL 2008
07.45 Breakfast Symposium, TBC
09.00 UKCS AGM
SESSION 10  
10.00 Urological Laparoscopy – a review, Chris Eden
SESSION 11 State of the Art 4
10.40 NICE Guidelines – a review
Guest Speaker from NICE
SESSION 12 Faecal Incontinence (Oral Abstracts)
13.00 Close

SOCIAL PROGRAMME

WEDNESDAY 9TH APRIL 2008

MilestonesWelcome Reception
at Milestones, Hampshire’s Living History Museum.

Step back in time through three quarters of a mile of replica shops, garages, railway stations and factories at Milestones, Hampshire’s Living History Museum.
The streets, laid out in scenes from the late 1880s and 1930s are housed in a speciallyconstructed
modern building, but with cobblestones and tramlines underfoot and historic characters stopping for a chat, the past comes alive.
This will be a great way for us to end the first day’s official activities to then explore the restaurants of Basingstoke and its surrounds with colleagues and
friends.
www.milestones-museum.com
Please book your ticket at the time of registering.

THURSDAY 10TH APRIL 2008

Oakley HallBlack Tie Gala
Dinner and Dance
at Oakley Hall

Oakley Hall is an elegant and luxurious 18th Century Georgian Manor set in 315 acres of gardens and rural land, within a few minutes’ drive of Basingstoke’s town centre.
Oakley Hall has a distinguished past with links to Jane Austen who was good friends of the Bramstons – former owners of Oakley Hall. It is even rumoured that her novel, Mansfield Park is based on Oakley Hall and the main character Lady Bertram was based on Mrs Bramston.
The social events at UKCS Conferences are always popular and fun and this year will be no exception. The dress code for the event is Black Tie based upon popular demand, so we look forward to seeing participants in their glad-rags!
Transport will be provided.
Please book your ticket at the time of registering and please note that this event will strictly be by ticket only. Your guests are welcome too.
www.oakleyhall-park.com