Approximately 20 videos from the national collection for health education material (originally compiled by the Health Education Authority), made for and used by various British groups promoting health education, not including the Health Education Authority, 1987-98.
'No More Nightingales' BBC nursing education series video (1 of 5)- 'Who's in Charge' dealing with nurses as decision makers with additional booklet 'No More Nightingales' by Stanely Holder and published by Nursing Standards Publication
'No More Nightingales' BBC nursing education series video (3 of 5)- ''Community Matters' dealing with community nursing along Cumberlege lines, general practice and 'hospital at home' scheme
'No More Nightingales' BBC nursing education series video (4 of 5)- ''Quality is Your Business"' dealing with community nursing along Cumberlege lines, general practice and 'hospital at home' scheme.
'No More Nightingales' BBC nursing education series video (5 of 5)- "On the Side of the Patient" dealing with the role of nurses as patient advocates
"A Safe School is No Accident" video with worksheets and trainer notes by Media Services, University of Glasgow, Scotland
"Drug Use: The Facts You Need to Know" education pack including leaflets, video 'It'll Never Happen T'ae Me" and discussion notes produced by the Youth Enquiry Service, Glasgow and the Scottish Health Education Service, award winner of 1987 Domestos Health Awards
Teaching pack consisting of 2 copies of video "Safer Sex" produced for the Social Biology Resources Centre, Carlton, Victoria, Australia produced by TV Production Unit at the University of Melbourne, directed by Ricci Swart with accompanying booklet "Assertiveness and Safer Sex for Women" by Geraldine Thomson with 2 posters, funded by a Commonwealth AIDS Preventionand Education Grant from the Commonwealth Department of Health, Housing and Community Services
"Nottingham Health Authority School Entrant Review" by Black Box Productions, Nottingham, England with accompanying worksheets and training package" by Dr Y Hg and Mrs D Moss
Anti-smoking video, "The Search for Doctor Ricardo" sponsored by the Cancer Research Campaign
"AIDS and You Newsreel", by the North Manchester Health Authority and Department of Medical Illustration, June 1987
"AIDS: who needs the healer?", for the Board for Social Responsibility, Rowley Street, Stafford, England and produced by Contact Creative Communication, 1991 with accompanying booklet
"Three Cross Awards" video and St John's Ambulance First Aid manual, 4th edition, 1987
"Time Out for Sarah..a teenager's experience of hospital" with accompanying leaflet and teachers guide by Paddy Willes, Oxford Hospital Education Serivce, 1989 produced by University of Oxford and John Radcliffe Hospital
Teaching aid, "You, Your Partner and Continence - An introduction to sexuality, disability, continence for adults with Spina Bifida and or hydrocephalus and other adults with continence difficulties, carers, teachers and trainers" produced by Thames Valley University in conjunction with The Community Paediatric Research Unit, Charing Cross and Westminster Medical School and ASBAH, UK, 1993, designed produced and packaged by Simage Communication Limited, The Multi-media Production Company, Fulton House, Fulton Road, Wembley, Middx, UK
"AIDS Counselling in General Practice" video and "The New Facts for Life" booklet by Canadian Public Health Association
"Going Steady" video programme and video cards by the Forth Valley Health Board and the Royal Scottish National Hospital, Falkirk, Scotland, 1988
"A First Date" video programme and video cards by the Forth Valley Health Board and the Royal Scottish National Hospital, Falkirk, Scotland, 1988
"Tricky Situations" video programme and video cards by the Forth Valley Health Board and the Royal Scottish National Hospital, Falkirk, Scotland, 1988
"Living Together" video programme and video cards by the Forth Valley Health Board and the Royal Scottish National Hospital, Falkirk, Scotland, 1988
"Growing Up" video programme and video cards by the Forth Valley Health Board and the Royal Scottish National Hospital, Falkirk, Scotland, 1988
