Medical Teacher
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Audiovisual Programmes:The Audiovisual Centre, University of London To cite this article: (1979) Audiovisual Programmes:The Audiovisual Centre, University of London, Medical Teacher, 1:3, 164-165 To link to this article: http://dx.doi.org/10.3109/01421597909023837
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AUDIOVISUAL PROGRAMMES
The aim of this series is to draw teachers’ attention to useful sources of audiovisual programmes, to describe the services they provide and to highlight some of their recent titles.
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The Audiovisual Centre, University of London. I n this issue, we give information about material for medical education made at the University of London Audiovisual Centre. The Centre makes films, sound and video recordings, largely for the British Postgraduate Medical Federation of the University. A catalogue of biological and medical titles is currently being revised and will contain some 400 items. The Centre runs a loan and sale service for the University of London and most of the material is also available for medical educators elsewhere in the UK. Loan of material for 10 days or less costs $5.00 (free to the University of London); video and audio programmes can be purchased at f20.00 ($5.00 to the University of London) plus the cost of the tape. For hire or sale to commercial firms, or sale to overseas bodies, prices are available on request. Pi-ogrammes cannot be loaned or hired overseas. Video recordings can be copied onto most formats in use (NOT the Philips 1700 series). Enquiries and orders should be sent to: The Administrative Secretary, Audiovisual Centre, University of London, 11 Bedford Square, London WClB 3RA. Telephone: London 636 3104. With the exception of ‘How Special’ all the titles below are video recordings.
TITLE
ACADEMIC CONTRIBUTOR
LENGTH
T H E SCIENTIFIC BASIS O F MEDICINE
INTENDED AUDIENCE General postgraduate medical and scientific audiences
COMMENTS These video recordings replace an annual set of lectures organized by the British Postgraduate Medical Federation. They consist of discourses by distinguished scientists about recent advances in the sciences related to medicine and current developments in their research.
e.g. T h e Biochemistry of Connective Tissue
Dr Helen Muir
44 min
Definition of connective tissues: the damage to joint cartilage in arthritic disease: Dr Muir’s recent work on aggregation; the nature of osteoarthrosis.
Pulmonary Oedema
Mr J. M. B. Hughes
22 min
The normal state of the lungs and two case histories with different causes: Starling’s filtration and other aspects of the condition.
UPTODATE
164
Each series under this general title presents recent developments on a selected topic of particular interest. Though the programmes are presented by specialists, the audiences aimed at are non-specialists.
Medical Teacher Vol 1 No 3 1979
TITLE
e.g. Disorders of the Skeletal System (13 programmes)
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Clinical Nutrition (8 programmes)
ACADEMIC CONTRIBUTOR
LENGTH
Various
Various
Undergraduates and postgraduates interested in the clinical and scientific aspects of the topics treated
The series was made under the editorship of the Institute of Orthopaedics. Titles include: Mucopolysaccharidoses, Orthotics, Scoliosis, Osteoarthritis, Congenital Disorders of the Hip.
Various
Various
Undergraduates, post graduates training for MRCP and FRCS, GPs, dieticians and nutritionists
Editor: Dr Andrew Tomkins, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Titles include: Nutritional Requirements, Causes of Obesity, Dietary Fibre, Rickets, Nutritional Anaemias.
Medical students and junior doctors
This on-going series is designed for local self-instructional use.
CLINICAL PROCEDURES 14 titlesso far, e.g. Examination of the Lower Limb in Peripheral Vascular Disease Part 1 Venous
COMMENTS
Professor G. W. Taylor
31 rnin
ALCOHOLISM 4 programmes
Mr Marcus Grant and various specialists
34, 44, 42, 46 rnin
Medical students and junior doctors
The 4 programmes define the problem, its causes, its effects and the benefits of treatment.
SURGERY SAGAS
Dr P. Grob
38 min
General practitioners and vocational trainees
A collection of 18 very short simulated consultations covering such common aspects as the power struggle between patient and doctor, confidentiality, patient’s deception, patient seeking a non-professional encounter. Designed for group study and discussion. Essential notes for the tutor.
40 rnin
Primarily for dental students but of interest to all those concerned with community health
Made for the Board of Studies in Dentistry, University of London. Leaflets for tutor and audience. There are 5 other titles (video) on this general topic of community dentistry.
28 min and under
Those with a working knowledge of statistics working on their own or in groups
The series aims to bring potential users of SPSS to the point where they can start their own programming. The titles of the programmes are: Introduction; Describing the Data: Data Modification and Missing Values; Selection, Labelling and File Handling: Some Simple Procedures.
Practitioners in the field
Each guest speaker presents hidher research and then discusses it with Mr Chamberlain. Notes for tutors will be available.
HOW SPECIAL? 16 mm colour film
STATISTICAL PACKAGE FOR T H E SOCIAL SERVICES OUTLINE 5 videotapes and handbook
John Illingworth
CURRENT RESEARCH IN OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY 9 programmes
Mr Geoffrey Chamberlain, medical editor, in association with the Blair Bell Research society.
~~
Medical Teacher Vol 1 No 3 1979
Part 1: Venous. Part 2: Arterial.
32 rnin
An introduction to impairment, handicap and dental care
~~
INTENDED AUDIENCE
~
~~
165
ISSN: 0142-159X (Print) 1466-187X (Online) Journal homepage: http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/imte20
Audiovisual Programmes:The Audiovisual Centre, University of London To cite this article: (1979) Audiovisual Programmes:The Audiovisual Centre, University of London, Medical Teacher, 1:3, 164-165 To link to this article: http://dx.doi.org/10.3109/01421597909023837
Published online: 03 Jul 2009.
Submit your article to this journal
Article views: 6
View related articles
Full Terms & Conditions of access and use can be found at http://www.tandfonline.com/action/journalInformation?journalCode=imte20 Download by: [University of California, San Diego]
Date: 05 November 2015, At: 13:13
AUDIOVISUAL PROGRAMMES
The aim of this series is to draw teachers’ attention to useful sources of audiovisual programmes, to describe the services they provide and to highlight some of their recent titles.
Downloaded by [University of California, San Diego] at 13:13 05 November 2015
The Audiovisual Centre, University of London. I n this issue, we give information about material for medical education made at the University of London Audiovisual Centre. The Centre makes films, sound and video recordings, largely for the British Postgraduate Medical Federation of the University. A catalogue of biological and medical titles is currently being revised and will contain some 400 items. The Centre runs a loan and sale service for the University of London and most of the material is also available for medical educators elsewhere in the UK. Loan of material for 10 days or less costs $5.00 (free to the University of London); video and audio programmes can be purchased at f20.00 ($5.00 to the University of London) plus the cost of the tape. For hire or sale to commercial firms, or sale to overseas bodies, prices are available on request. Pi-ogrammes cannot be loaned or hired overseas. Video recordings can be copied onto most formats in use (NOT the Philips 1700 series). Enquiries and orders should be sent to: The Administrative Secretary, Audiovisual Centre, University of London, 11 Bedford Square, London WClB 3RA. Telephone: London 636 3104. With the exception of ‘How Special’ all the titles below are video recordings.
TITLE
ACADEMIC CONTRIBUTOR
LENGTH
T H E SCIENTIFIC BASIS O F MEDICINE
INTENDED AUDIENCE General postgraduate medical and scientific audiences
COMMENTS These video recordings replace an annual set of lectures organized by the British Postgraduate Medical Federation. They consist of discourses by distinguished scientists about recent advances in the sciences related to medicine and current developments in their research.
e.g. T h e Biochemistry of Connective Tissue
Dr Helen Muir
44 min
Definition of connective tissues: the damage to joint cartilage in arthritic disease: Dr Muir’s recent work on aggregation; the nature of osteoarthrosis.
Pulmonary Oedema
Mr J. M. B. Hughes
22 min
The normal state of the lungs and two case histories with different causes: Starling’s filtration and other aspects of the condition.
UPTODATE
164
Each series under this general title presents recent developments on a selected topic of particular interest. Though the programmes are presented by specialists, the audiences aimed at are non-specialists.
Medical Teacher Vol 1 No 3 1979
TITLE
e.g. Disorders of the Skeletal System (13 programmes)
Downloaded by [University of California, San Diego] at 13:13 05 November 2015
Clinical Nutrition (8 programmes)
ACADEMIC CONTRIBUTOR
LENGTH
Various
Various
Undergraduates and postgraduates interested in the clinical and scientific aspects of the topics treated
The series was made under the editorship of the Institute of Orthopaedics. Titles include: Mucopolysaccharidoses, Orthotics, Scoliosis, Osteoarthritis, Congenital Disorders of the Hip.
Various
Various
Undergraduates, post graduates training for MRCP and FRCS, GPs, dieticians and nutritionists
Editor: Dr Andrew Tomkins, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Titles include: Nutritional Requirements, Causes of Obesity, Dietary Fibre, Rickets, Nutritional Anaemias.
Medical students and junior doctors
This on-going series is designed for local self-instructional use.
CLINICAL PROCEDURES 14 titlesso far, e.g. Examination of the Lower Limb in Peripheral Vascular Disease Part 1 Venous
COMMENTS
Professor G. W. Taylor
31 rnin
ALCOHOLISM 4 programmes
Mr Marcus Grant and various specialists
34, 44, 42, 46 rnin
Medical students and junior doctors
The 4 programmes define the problem, its causes, its effects and the benefits of treatment.
SURGERY SAGAS
Dr P. Grob
38 min
General practitioners and vocational trainees
A collection of 18 very short simulated consultations covering such common aspects as the power struggle between patient and doctor, confidentiality, patient’s deception, patient seeking a non-professional encounter. Designed for group study and discussion. Essential notes for the tutor.
40 rnin
Primarily for dental students but of interest to all those concerned with community health
Made for the Board of Studies in Dentistry, University of London. Leaflets for tutor and audience. There are 5 other titles (video) on this general topic of community dentistry.
28 min and under
Those with a working knowledge of statistics working on their own or in groups
The series aims to bring potential users of SPSS to the point where they can start their own programming. The titles of the programmes are: Introduction; Describing the Data: Data Modification and Missing Values; Selection, Labelling and File Handling: Some Simple Procedures.
Practitioners in the field
Each guest speaker presents hidher research and then discusses it with Mr Chamberlain. Notes for tutors will be available.
HOW SPECIAL? 16 mm colour film
STATISTICAL PACKAGE FOR T H E SOCIAL SERVICES OUTLINE 5 videotapes and handbook
John Illingworth
CURRENT RESEARCH IN OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY 9 programmes
Mr Geoffrey Chamberlain, medical editor, in association with the Blair Bell Research society.
~~
Medical Teacher Vol 1 No 3 1979
Part 1: Venous. Part 2: Arterial.
32 rnin
An introduction to impairment, handicap and dental care
~~
INTENDED AUDIENCE
~
~~
165
