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Looks at how health in Britain is monitored, noting that general practices are now run more like businesses, giving doctors greater freedom to offer a wider range of services to patients. People are...
Tom Peters discusses innovation and customer service in the health sector.
Shows the experiences of people who have a diagnosis of schizophrenia who are using mental health services. The nine sequences cover reflections on hospital, medication, relatives’ experiences, becoming...
In 1982 Devon Health Authority closed all its large mental hospitals and replaced them with care in the community, centred in mental health centres in the patient’s locality. This process had been...
Shows the work of the Family Centre in Corby, East Midlands, looking at the distinctive method of working with families that Pen Green has developed since its creation in 1982. The main focus is on the...
Video-based training that challenges staff groups to see difficult behaviour as one way in which a person may be trying to communicate something. The programme provides illustrative materials, raises...
Nineteen ‘trigger videos’ in which health care staff are providing sexual counselling or encountering sexual harassment. Although most scenes are unresolved, four are ‘finished’- thus offering...
Discusses the effects of hospital cuts on community care and how the policy of reducing the number of long-stay bed for old people in the NHS affects their quality of life.
Looks at some new forms of democracy which are emerging in the United Kingdom, concentrating on community democracy and looking at two examples, a community health project at North Kenton in Newcastle upon...
Describes the Elderly Persons Support Unit (EPSU) at Ecclesfield, the first of its kind in Great Britain and the first of five to serve Sheffield. The unit was established for 120 frail elderly people living...
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