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This companion volume outlines a comprehensive approach to integrating film into graduate and medical education, offering a variety of film excerpts ready for classroom use. Each excerpt includes details such as counter time, release year, actor names, a brief description of the film and highlighted scene, along with discussion questions. Dedicated chapters explore reality television, mainstream TV, music videos, documentaries, and YouTube, providing a structured examination of human experiences. Contributions from authors across five continents result in 49 chapters addressing diverse topics pertinent to medical and postgraduate healthcare education. Key issues include substance abuse, gambling, tragedy, diabetes, heart disease, chronic illness, obstetrics, and mental health challenges. Films depict healthcare professionals in both positive and negative lights, presented with rich detail. The text covers a broad range of specialties and health careers, converging on the theme of compassion in the medical experience. This resource is ideal for both undergraduate and postgraduate classrooms, appealing to healthcare educators across various fields, including psychology, social services, dentistry, and veterinary science.
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Cinemeducation, Matthew Alexander, Pavlov Anna, Lenahan Patricia
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- 2005
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- Title
- Cinemeducation
- Subtitle
- Using Film and Other Visual Media in Graduate and Medical Education
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Matthew Alexander, Pavlov Anna, Lenahan Patricia
- Publisher
- CRC Press
- Released
- 2005
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 696
- ISBN10
- 1846195071
- ISBN13
- 9781846195075
- Series
- Tags
- Non-Fiction, Social Sciences, Psychological Topics, Medicine, Filmthema, Collected Works, Performing Arts, Social Work
- Description
- This companion volume outlines a comprehensive approach to integrating film into graduate and medical education, offering a variety of film excerpts ready for classroom use. Each excerpt includes details such as counter time, release year, actor names, a brief description of the film and highlighted scene, along with discussion questions. Dedicated chapters explore reality television, mainstream TV, music videos, documentaries, and YouTube, providing a structured examination of human experiences. Contributions from authors across five continents result in 49 chapters addressing diverse topics pertinent to medical and postgraduate healthcare education. Key issues include substance abuse, gambling, tragedy, diabetes, heart disease, chronic illness, obstetrics, and mental health challenges. Films depict healthcare professionals in both positive and negative lights, presented with rich detail. The text covers a broad range of specialties and health careers, converging on the theme of compassion in the medical experience. This resource is ideal for both undergraduate and postgraduate classrooms, appealing to healthcare educators across various fields, including psychology, social services, dentistry, and veterinary science.