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NURSING
“Has had a terrific impact on our
students.”
—Janet Mackin, RN, EdD,
Dean of Phillips Beth Israel School
of Nursing
60 minutes
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color
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2011
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Sale/DVD: $349
75 minutes
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color
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2002
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Sale/DVD: $248
“A compelling film about the realities
of nursing in a technologically complex
world.”
—Mila Ann Aroskar,
Society for Health & Human Values
Academy Award Nomination,
Best Short Documentary
First Prize,
American Journal of Nursing
First Prize, Assn. for
Critical Care Nursing
26 minutes
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color
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1983
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Sale/DVD (Chaptered): $219
People with disabilities frequently receive inadequate
healthcare from well-meaning, but insensitive care-
providers. HEALTHLINK CURRICULUM FOR
NURSES is a field-tested three-hour course designed
for nurses and nursing students to better approach
the needs of children and adults with disabilities who
are medically fragile.
Includes a 60-minute DVD (w/ SDH subtitles),
42-page spiral-bound curriculum, 24-page teaching
guide, and CD-ROM with 86-slide presentation
This three-part series includes profiles of severely ill
patients and the staff caring for them, the story of a
comatose patient being kept alive, and a discussion
on advanced directives.
CARING AT THE END OF LIFE challenges viewers
to think about and discuss their own hopes, fears,
and beliefs.
“Demonstrates the importance of collaborative practice
in advance care planning and superbly highlights the
critical role nurses can play.”
—Carol Taylor, CSFN, RN,
PhD, Georgetown University Center for Clinical Bioethics
An Oscar-
nominated short,
CODE GRAY
documents four
situations in
which nurses
confront difficult
ethical decisions,
balancing the often contradictory views of patients,
family members, and other staff. The film is
designed to trigger discussion among healthcare
workers and consumers.
Health Link Curriculum for Nurses
A curriculum by United Cerebral Palsy of New York City
Caring at the End of Life Series
Directed by Ben Achtenberg with Christine Mitchell, RN, FAAN
Code Gray
Produced & directed by Joan Sawyer in collaboration with Christine Mitchell, RN
PATIENTS WITH DISABILITIES
END-OF-LIFE CARE
ETHICS
