Health and Social Care

This series consists of the 9 products

Grade Level: Senior High (10-12)-Adult
Subjects: Health
Produced By: Channel Four Learning
Year: 2004
Country: United Kingdom
Language: English

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This series is made up of six programmes, with the aim of providing engaging, relevant 'case studies' which will help students understand health and social care clients' needs and how local services attempt to fill them. Participants include a mother of 18 month old twins, imminently expecting another pair, a family with a six year old with cerebral palsy, and a doctor's receptionist trying to kick her habit of 30 cigarettes a day.

This series consists of the following products

Unit 1 - In Need of Support + Meeting Needs

By Channel Four Learning - 2004

An introduction to all the participants and their families and how the participants' needs are catered for; the people they come across. 2 x 25…

Unit 2 - Stressed Out + Making Changes

By Channel Four Learning - 2004

How the participants guage their health and well-being and observation of some of the participants' atempts to get healthier. 2 x 25 minutes.

Unit 3 - Growing Up + Dealing with Life

By Channel Four Learning - 2004

Following the younger participants in the early stages of their lives and how relationships and life events have influenced our participants' health…

In Need of Support

By Channel Four Learning - 2004

An Introduction to all the participants and their families.

Meeting Needs

By Channel Four Learning - 2004

How the participants' needs are catered for; the people they come across.

Stressed Out

By Channel Four Learning - 2004

How the participants guage their health and well-being.

Making Changes

By Channel Four Learning - 2004

Observation of some of the participants' attempts to get healthier.

Growing Up

By Channel Four Learning - 2004

Following the younger participants in the early stages of their lives.

Dealing with Life

By Channel Four Learning - 2004

How relationships and life events have influenced our participants' health and well-being.