Medical Photography in Oculoplastics: Methods & Techniques
Date: Friday 03 November 2023 – 9 am – 4 pm
Location: The Carriageworks, Millennium Square, Leeds
Course Aims
This medical photography course will provide a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental principles of medical photography. Participants will learn techniques for capturing high-quality, accurate images of the eye and orbital structures, alongside surgical videography and information governance considerations. By the end of the course, participants will have the skills and knowledge necessary to create accurate images that effectively communicate the nuances of oculoplastic procedures and incorporate these skills into their everyday practice.
Course Structure
This course covers both theory and practical aspects of oculoplastic photography through a mix of lectures and hands-on workshops, including the chance to test out a range of current mirrorless camera technology.
Course Tutor: Mr. Timothy Zoltie BA (Hons) PGC
Mr. Timothy Zoltie is a professional photographer in the specialist area of medicine and dentistry. He has been a qualified medical photographer for over 15 years and is Head of Medical & Dental Illustration at the University of Leeds. He is Chief Editor of the Journal of Visual Communication in Medicine, and regular teaches nationally and internationally. He also undertakes medico-legal photography and is an occasional writer for the Law Gazette. His healthcare photography work has led to commissions from NHS England, Health Education England and various national health institutions and NHS trusts.
Course Learning Objectives
- Identify and demonstrate use of ISO, Aperture, Shutter Speed, colour balance and understand outcomes of adjusting each
- Key pieces of equipment required to accurately undertake medical photography and videography inclusive of camera equipment and lighting
- Infection control practices in medical photography
- How to undertake standardised facial images for comparative analysis
- Consent, legal and ethical issues
- Information governance and file naming conventions
- Use of editing software and what constitutes photographic manipulation
Who should attend
The workshop is limited to 15 participants on a first booked basis and is suitable for consultants, senior registrars, and fellows working in Ophthalmology, Oculoplastic and Facial plastic surgery. The course is aimed at both beginner and intermediate level.
Cost
£250
The cost includes teaching, materials, lunch and refreshments. All equipment will be provided.
Venue information
https://www.carriageworkstheatre.co.uk
Refunds and Cancellation
The Society will offer a 100% refund if you cancel before 1st September 2023, 50% refund if you cancel before 30th September. No refund after 1st October 2023.
Registration
To register log in to your BOPSS account or create a new account on the website (if you don’t have one) and complete the registration form and pay the £250 fee. Confirmation of the course, and a receipt will be available in your dashboard to download after payment has cleared.
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