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Audio-Visual Aids to Teaching: Videotape Reviews

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 January 2018

Elizabeth Garrett*
Affiliation:
Mental Health Film Council
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A mixed audience of health professionals at a recent Mental Health Film Council screening welcomed this video which shows a variety of community-based initiatives. Most participants thought it would be useful in several contexts, for fellow professionals and for the general public. Those working with individuals who are ill, have a handicap or are old could be helped by the video, it was believed, to clarify their own attitudes to institutions: local residents might be introduced to the idea of care in their own community.

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