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Video snippets for teaching various aspects of consultation skills

The is an experimental page for possible video course material - it is a first draft to allow assessment and discussion.

These snippets have been produced as part of a complete teaching pack . The purpose of each snippet is described in the accompanying material (see the consultation models material and the Medical diagnosis/treatment for details.

 

Consultations between a GP ( John Spencer), Patient (actor) and a computer:
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Bad and good methods of greeting patients (see below as well)

2 mins 6 sec

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A very poor consultation (consultation 1)

7 min 44 sec

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Another very poor consultation (consultation 2)

8 mins 08 sec

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A slightly better consultation (consultation 3)

8 min 59 sec

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A consultation demonstrating communication problems (consultation 4 start)

10 min 49 sec

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A consultation exploring the use of the computer with the patient (consultation 4 end)

8 min 32 sec

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An adequate consultation, correcting most of the problem in the above (consultation 5)

13 min 55 sec

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Video clips for assignment purposes (simulated consultations) Hysterectomy

 

The Doctor film extracts
Description Length 218 Kbps (for Broadband) 38 Kbps for dialup (only use as a last resort)

The operating theatre climate

6 mins 7 sec

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A sedated patients consultation (consultation 1)

1 min 15 sec

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Consultation with an anxious female (consultation 2)

1 mins 13 sec

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Doctor talk about personal involvement and what it means to be a surgeon (talk1)

1 min 8 sec

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A consultation with a suicidal patient (consultation 3)

1 min 29 sec

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Doctor talk about litigation and the macho image (talk2)

1 min 18 sec

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The doctor on the end of a consultation (consultation 4)

7 min 34 sec

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The doctors admission (admission) 5 min 32 sec t_d_admsn_218kbps t_d_admsn_38kbps

 

 

Women in medical dramas

BBC Radio 4 Women's hour September 12th 2006 (http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/womanshour/03/2006_37_tue.shtml)
September 2006 sees the 20th anniversary of the BBC's long-running drama 'Casualty'. From the reassuring tones of 'Dr Finlay's Casebook' to gritty 'Holby City' and the surreal 'Green Wing', the medical drama continues to attract loyal audiences. But how has the portrayal of women changed in TV medical dramas? With increasing numbers of male nurses and female surgeons on our screens have we finally moved away from the stereotypical portrayal of the dutiful female nurse and the all-knowing male consultant?

Jenni is joined by Grace Dent, TV critic for the Guardian and by Sara Steinke, lecturer in Film and Media at St Mary's College, University of Surrey to discuss the enduring appeal of the medical drama. Listen to the feature here.