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Increasingly, primary health care is being provided by teams of staff based in custom built health centres. Looks at the work of one particular team based in Didcot, Oxfordshire and considers the...
Explores the experiences of sexually abused men and women, both the psychological and physical impact, as well as the difficulties of going through the American legal system. Addresses the structural means...
Uses the propaganda short aimed at servicemen, the documentary, and the feature film to examine the new interest in welfare issues provoked by World War II. Professor Marwick discusses differences between...
Reports on the boom in private old peoples’s homes, largely on the South coast, caused by the Government’s policy of subsidising 75% of people who reside in private old people’s homes with DHSS...
Trigger videos that raise issues of general relevance in working with young people. 1: relationships with family and peers, confrontations with adults, identity, sexuality, the transition to independence and...
Examines the various stages of language development in children from birth to age six. Shows how parents can support and contribute to their child’s language development.
Introduces the subject of solvent abuse and shows how the caring professions are dealing with the problems it creates. Intended as a trigger for discussion. Contains scenes of simulated glue sniffing...
Made in Occupational Therapy Golden Jubilee Year the programme illustrates how, in a time when limited resources are available to meet increasing demands, occupational therapists are rising to the challenge...
Explains the concept of ‘normalisation’ of the mentally handicapped. Shows how people who are mentally handicapped can lead a fully integrated life within the community.
A series filmed in a social services department in Nottingham.
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