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Episodes and Stories 361
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Conquering Cancer (2022)
Aims to propel change by supporting the WHO's cervical cancer elimination targets of vaccination, screening and treatment. Imagine a world without cancer. Cancer is the leading cause of death worldwide. Cervical cancer alone kills over 300,000 women each year. But these deaths are preventable. Cervical cancer - the fourth most common in women - is on the brink of being the first to be eliminated. And the implications of this on conquering cancer more broadly are profound. This program looks at the quest to eliminate cervical cancer. Professor Ian Frazer describes the implications as "rivalling the end of polio in terms of shear impact on humankind. -
Cambodia O.R. - Operating Room
A 'fly on the wall' documentary following the the surgeons, staff and patients at the Children's Surgical Hospital, Phnom Penh, Cambodia, during their daily routines. They are dealing with neglected diseases and injuries. -
Facing Death
How far would you go to sustain the life of someone you love, or your own? When the moment comes, and you're confronted with the prospect of "pulling the plug," do you know how you'll respond? -
Xeno: A Cure For Diabetes?
The story of Karen Skinner, a patient taking part in the first ever xenotransplant, or animal to human transplant trial. Scientist take living cells from pigs to implant into her body to hopefully help combat diabetes. -
Bridge At Midnight Trembles
Follows Richard Moirs, diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease, through the tense months leading up to an acute operation to improve his condition, even if he has to be awake throughout the five hour ordeal. -
Foreign Correspondent - What's Wrong with my Child?
The first segment from this TVNZ 'Foreign Correspondent' episode, sourced from ABC's '20/20' show. The results of drinking alcohol during pregnancy with "foetal alcohol syndrome". Features Michael Dorris who wrote the book The Broken Cord, his wife Louise Erdrich, and a couple whose adopted son, Charles Gaston, is now serving life without parole and who has since been diagnosed with FAS. An ABC 20/20 production. -
In Surgery and Awake - When Anaesthesia Fails
Interviews with people who have been awake during surgery -
Born in the Wrong Body My Transgender Summer Camp
Season 1 , Episode 3Features exclusive access to an American camp for transgender adolescents and their parents. As well as summer fun, they must face huge dilemmas including whether or not to begin hormone blockers to halt male puberty. -
Born in the Wrong Body Girls to Men
Season 1 , Episode 2Follows three young transgender Brits fulfilling their dreams of becoming men. The film features unprecedented access to surgical procedures and also meets the increasingly confident online community of young transgender men baring everything on social media. -
Born in the Wrong Body My Transgender Kid
Season 1 , Episode 1Follow two ordinary British families as they attempt to navigate the extraordinary challenges of having a 7 year old child who was born the wrong gender. The parents are faced with decisions few others could comprehend, from changing pronouns to whether to let their kids go transition at school. -
Child Adolescent and Family Development
Episode 1Lecture 1 Child development and child and adolescent mental health -
Child Adolescent and Family Development
Episode 2Lecture 2 Emotion -
Child, Adolescent and Family Development.
Episode 7Lecture 7 Cognitive Development -
Child Adolescent and Family Development
Episode 7aCognitive Development Part 2 -
Child, Adolescent and Family Development
Episode 5Lecture 5: Peer Relationships. -
Child, Adolescent and Family Development
Episode 6Lecture 6: Morality, Altruism & Aggression -
Child, Adolescent and Family Development
Episode 9The Myth of the Teenage Werewolf -
Child, Adolescent and Family Development
Episode 10Pathways to Violence -
Child, Adolescent and Family Assessment
Understanding Risk to others in Adolescents -
Child, Adolescent and Family Assessment
Depression in Children & Adolescents: Cognitive Assessments -
Child, Adolescent and Family Assessment
Anxiety / Suicide -
Child, Adolescent and Family Assessment
Statistics & Measurement -
Child, Adolescent and Family Assessment
Observational Methods -
Case Studies in Child and Adolescent Mental Health
Episode 1Introduction to Case Studies -
Case Studies in Child and Adolescent Mental Health
Episode 2Developmental History -
Case Studies in Child and Adolescent Mental Health
Episode 3Documenting Family Observations -
Physical examination of the musculoskeletal system The knee
Episode 3Examines the knee and its related structures. Covers assessment of quadriceps atrophy, assessment of knee swelling, patellar apprehension sign, McMurray test, Apley compression and distraction test, ligament stability assessment, and posterior cruciate ligament. Commercial Recording -
Physical examination of the musculoskeletal system The hip
Episode 4Gives a thorough examination of the hip including many tests and measurements. Covers many examination techniques including gait abnormalities, Trendelenburg test, Thomas test, leg length determination, and Ober test. Commercial Recording -
Physical examination of the musculoskeletal system Lumbar spine and neurological examination of the lower extremities
Episode 5Covers the Schober test, assessment of sacroiliac joint, tests for nerve root tension, sensory examination, motor examination, reflexes, tests to detect meningeal irritation, and tests to assess patient cooperation. Commercial Recording -
Physical examination of the musculoskeletal system Cervical spine and neurological examination of the upper extremities
Episode 6Covers many topics related to the cervical spine including distraction and compression tests, Adson test, sensory examination, motor examination, and reflex examination. Commercial Recording -
Physical examination of the musculoskeletal system Hand and wrist
Episode 8Part one covers inspection, palpation, and range of motion of the hand and wrist. Part two covers neurological examination, Allen test, Tinel sign, Phalen test, Finklestein test, isolation tests, extrinsic extensor tightness, and intrinsic muscle lightness. Commercial Recording -
Primary health care: nursing for the future
Explains the philosophy of primary health care nursing, and promotes the concept of 'health for all by the year 2000' through PHC. -
Gutbusters - Med Revue (1985)
The University of Auckland Medical School annual Med Revue, 1985. Entirely produced by Auckland University medical students, the Revue includes songs, skits, dances parodies and more with tongue in cheek comedy, ridiculous skits or Broadway theatre. -
Back to the Suture - Med Revue (1986)
The University of Auckland Medical School annual Med Revue, 1986. Entirely produced by Auckland University medical students, the Revue includes songs, skits, dances parodies and more with tongue in cheek comedy, ridiculous skits or Broadway theatre. -
Physical examination of the musculoskeletal system Shoulder and elbow
Episode 7Examines the shoulder and elbow and covers the the following topics: impingement tests, biceps tendinitis and instability test, tests for rotator cuff tear, frozen shoulder syndrome, tests for shoulder instability, tests for elbow instability, lateral and medial epicondylitis, and elbow deformities. Commercial Recording -
The Sound of Mucus - Med Revue (1983)
The University of Auckland Medical School annual Med Revue, 1983. Entirely produced by Auckland University medical students, the Revue includes songs, skits, dances parodies and more with tongue in cheek comedy, ridiculous skits or Broadway theatre. -
Les miserables medicales - Med Revue (1988)
The University of Auckland Medical School annual Med Revue, 1988. Entirely produced by Auckland University medical students, the Revue includes songs, skits, dances parodies and more with tongue in cheek comedy, ridiculous skits or Broadway theatre. -
The "Snuff-it" show - Med Revue (1990)
The University of Auckland Medical School annual Med Revue, 1990. Entirely produced by Auckland University medical students, the Revue includes songs, skits, dances parodies and more with tongue in cheek comedy, ridiculous skits or Broadway theatre. -
A better start in life: the work of the Auckland Early Intervention Centre
The work of the Early Intervention Team based at Mangere Hospital, Auckland. -
Footloose - Med Revue (1989)
The University of Auckland Medical School annual Med Revue, 1989. Entirely produced by Auckland University medical students, the Revue includes songs, skits, dances parodies and more with tongue in cheek comedy, ridiculous skits or Broadway theatre. -
Home (1984)
A day at the Sutherland Unit of the Auckland Area Health Board, home for 60 severely disabled people. -
Disease modifying therapy for asthma
Karen Sims interviews five specialists who explain the need for disease modifying therapy and the benefits in improving patients' understanding of the disease. Video sponsored by Fisons (NZ) Ltd. -
Insanity Night Fever - Med Revue
The University of Auckland Medical School annual Med Revue, 1991. Entirely produced by Auckland University medical students, the Revue includes songs, skits, dances parodies and more with tongue in cheek comedy, ridiculous skits or Broadway theatre.
