disease. The message is one of courage and hope for all those affected by cancer. Aquarius Productions,Inc. #ONCNINE $195One Journey - Many Voices: Conversations about Serious Illness and Dying: A <strong>Video</strong> Tool forDiscussing End-of-Life 28 minutes "One Journey - Many Voices" offers rich perspectives on issuesrelated to death and dying. In it, you will hear the stories of people from many different backgrounds -patients, family members and health care professionals - as they share their own experiences, beliefsand values. It offers a broad range of perspectives on issues such as decision-making and care needs ofpatients and families throughout an illness, the dying process and death, as well as the needs of familymembers after the loss of a loved one. AARP <strong>Video</strong> $20 http://www.aarp.org/lce/lceabout/Articles/a2003-12-04-endoflife-video.htmlOne True Thing A mother-daughter and father-daughter story. While home for a birthday party for hernearly famous writer father (William Hurt), she learns that her mother (Meryl Streep) has beendiagnosed with cancer. Then her father does the unthinkable: He all but commands her to put her careeron hold to take care of her mother and nurse her through her illness. Dad, a popular college professorwho has never gotten the literary acclaim he always believed he deserved, essentially checks out--anddaughter must play parent to her mother. Strong performances by Streep and Zellweger give thisparent-child relationship the heart--and the anger--of the real thing. Director: Carl Franklin UniversalStudios DVD $13.03 • http://www.amazon.com/Ovarian Cancer: The Silent Killer 18 minutes Ovarian cancer accounts for 4% of all cancers amongwomen and, according to the National Cancer Institute, causes more deaths than other cancers of thereproductive system. In this program, cancer expert Dr. Susan Blumenthal discusses why the diseasedefies detection, and how tumors form and spread throughout its four stages. Risk factors such asheredity and ethnic origin are juxtaposed with childbearing and breast-feeding—factors that mayprevent the disease. Three cancer survivors discuss their treatments, including the use of newlydeveloped cancer-inhibiting drugs. Films for the Humanities & Sciences BKT7696 <strong>Video</strong> $129; Rental$75Overcoming the Fear of Death 35 minutes This video interview with Dr. Chopra provides insight intoa subject usually avoided. Throughout the film, Chopra uses stories, poems and humor to explain hisunique notions of embracing death. He asks you to celebrate the miracles of life and death thoughmeditation, a strong belief in love and a “surrender to the seduction of spirit.” Aquarius Productions,Inc. <strong>Video</strong> $59<strong>Pain</strong>: The Fifth Vital Sign 20 minutes In an interactive discussion with nursing assistants, Dr.Wertheimer hears that recognizing pain isn’t always obvious, particularly with patients who are nonverbalor suffering from dementia. Nursing assistant’s present guidelines for identifying, describing andreporting pain. <strong>Video</strong> Press <strong>Video</strong> $150<strong>Pain</strong>: The Resident’s Perspective 20 minutes Staff may quantify pain on numerical scales, but residentshave much more to say about pain than just a number. “Sometimes it is so bad, I hear myself shoutingout”, says one resident. Another adds, “Tears just keep rolling down my face, I never thought I wouldcry from pain.” The intensity, the emotion, and the honesty of these residents’ comments need to beheard by all caregivers of the elderly. <strong>Video</strong> Press <strong>Video</strong> $150<strong>Video</strong> list Page 48 of 68Rev 09
<strong>Pain</strong> Management & Coping 30 minutes Some 86 million Americans suffer from some form of chronicpain. Throughout the ages mankind has wrestled with understanding sources of pain and how to relieveit. There is no good reason, regardless of age or illness, why people today should live and suffer withpain. This SUCCESSFUL AGING video program provides information and advice on the causes ofpain and how to lessen the suffering caused by chronic pain. Aquarius Productions AGEPAIN <strong>Video</strong>$125<strong>Pain</strong> Management for the Oncology Nurse One of four video programs from Oncology Nursing TodayTM 2000. Content includes barriers to effective pain management, pain assessment, pharmacologicaltherapies to manage pain, and strategies for improving pain management. Stratos Institutehttp://www.stratosinstitute.com/contact_us.htm<strong>Palliative</strong> <strong>Care</strong> 30 minutes America is a death denying society that often does not formally prepareindividuals to deal with death and dying on personal and emotional levels. <strong>Palliative</strong> care is aphilosophy of care for terminally ill patients, which assures the physical, emotional, social, and spiritualcomfort of the dying patient and their family. Aquarius Productions AGEPALL <strong>Video</strong> $125Parkinson’s Disease 19 minutes This program examines the pharmaceutical and surgical treatments forParkinson’s disease, profiling a 61-year-old author and educator who has struggled for a quarter of acentury to control his symptoms. The program also explores the relationship between “designer drugs”and the onset of symptoms in young drug abusers. Films for the Humanities APW1437 <strong>Video</strong> $89.95Patient Self-Determination 25 minutes This program defines types of advance directives and exploresrelated ethical issues. Objections to advance directives are presented. Insight Media NS842 <strong>Video</strong> $226Peege 28 minutes This touching, poignant film portrays a family’s Christmas visit to theirgrandmother, a patient in a nursing home, and their sense of despair and isolation as they strugglevainly to communicate. DVD and VHS $25http://www.phoenixlearninggroup.com/Products/<strong>Video</strong>Detail.aspx?id=9185d67f-1bd9-4ba2-a271-592837cce438&cat=&subPharmacology 23 minutes Modern medicine owes much of its success to drugs. How do thesechemical molecules treat and cure aches and illnesses? This program explains that these substances areusually “copies” of natural substances produced by our own bodies. We witness the invention of a newdrug by two researchers working at a major pharmaceutical laboratory—computer-assisted, of course.Finally, we are introduced to some promising new weapons against cancer, drugs designed to zero in oncancer cells and destroy the. Films for the Humanities APW5523 <strong>Video</strong> $89.95Portraits of Grief 24 minutes This program is a collection of deeply personal interviews and relatesthem to the different stages of the grieving process: disbelief, sadness, loneliness, depression, fear,anger, guilt, and exhaustion. The viewer sees how grief is a process that can lead to understanding andacceptance. Films for the Humanities & Sciences BYF8501 <strong>Video</strong> $89.95POSITIVELY SERIES (3 part) These videos show real life examples of people successfully managingmedication challenges as well as showing proven strategies to manage their mental health and othersocial needs. Positively: Adults Coping with HIV and AIDS 36minutes Targeted to individuals livingwith HIV/AIDS and all those who care for them; including professionals and non-professionals. Thisvideo is designed to motivate viewers to be aware of mental health issues related to HIV and to seek<strong>Video</strong> list Page 49 of 68Rev 09
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