Description
Hypothetical Situations based on Real Life.
A group of Doctors, Consultant Geriatricians and Psychiatrists discuss dementia and euthanasia. A 75 year old woman is found wandering in town; is she beginning to have dementia? How does her G.P. handle it? As her condition deteriorates what should be done?
Moderator: Charles Nesson of Harvard Law School
Dr John Dunwoody, G.P
Dr Mary Rayner, G.P.
Dr John Keet, Consultant Geriatrician
Dr Colin Brewer, Psychiatrist
David Hobman, Director Age Concern
Dr Felix Post, Psychiatrist
Dr David Morrison, Director Intensive Therapy Unit
Jonathan Glover, Tutor in Philosophy, Oxford
Professor John Brocklehurst, Consultant Geriatrician
Lord Winstanley, G.P.
Rev. David Bonsor
One of four television programmes each of which will stand independently. The others are Medical Ethics: Patients’ Secrets, Medical Ethics: A Life worth Living? and Medical Ethics: Doctors’ Orders.
Although made in 1980 this is still a very useful programme not only for medical students but for anyone working in a medical or caring
situation.
This can be rented on our Video on Demand system for £2.00 View as often as you like within a 48 hour period of your own choosing.
The Video on Demand Sale price is £15.00
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