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Male Circumcision to Tackle HIV in Africa
This video discusses the use of a pre-packaged circumcision device as a simple and cost-effective solution to reduce the risk of HIV infection in sub-Saharan Africa. The device has been tested in Rwanda and has proven to be safer,...
TLDR News
Comparing All The Parties NHS Plans (2019 General Election) - TLDR Explains
Health and the NHS has been shown to be the most important issue for our viewers in this election. So to make things easier we've made a video which compares all of the major parties plans for the NHS.
National Film Board of Canada
The Bicycle: Fighting AIDS with Community Medicine
Pax Chingawale pedals his bicycle over 20 km a day, visiting his neighbours from house to house. His travels take him to twenty villages, in Zomba District, southern Malawi, Africa. The Bicycle chronicles Pax's journeys as he battles...
Curated Video
Five Facts - Florence Nightingale
This video explores five fun facts about Florence Nightingale.
Maddie Moate
The UK's FIRST female Doctor?! | Elizabeth Garrett Anderson | Maddie Moate
To celebrate International Women's Day, I decided to find out more about the UK's first female doctor, Elizabeth Garrett Anderson. Despite being a woman and facing a medical profession who believed she didn't belong there, Elizabeth...
TLDR News
Britain's Shutting Down: Why is this the Summer of Strikes?
This summer is shaping up to be the 'Summer of Discontent' with seemingly more people striking than in decades. So in this video we'll explain what's driving all this industrial action, what people are so unhappy about & what the...
Red Rock Films
Women's History Activator: Florence Nightingale
Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing
Makematic
UN Global Goal 3: Good Health and Wellbeing (Ages 11 - 17)
Short animation explaining UN Sustainable Development Goal 3: Good Health and Wellbeing for teenage students
The Economist
Why are women paid less than men?
Men and women are usually paid the same if they do the same jobs. But they tend to choose different fields. Women also suffer a “motherhood penalty”.
Healthcare Triage
Health Professionals and Their Income, Childhood Violence, and King v Burwell
This week, Aaron looks at studies on how health care workers' incomes compare to the rest of the population and to each other. Also, there's a new study out showing to many kids are victims of violence, and King v Burwell has been...
Science360
Robotic nurse assistant to help with routine tasks - Science Nation
Nurses put robot prototype through the paces, helping engineers improve design
With support from NSF, roboticist Dan Popa and a team of engineers and nurses at the University of Louisville are developing a new generation of assistive...
ShortCutsTv
Field Experiments in Psychology
Here we look at some psychological field experiments, such as Hofling's study of nurse obedience, Fischer's test of the cognitive interview and the Pilliavins' research on samaritanism, to show what they offer psychologists compared to...
Curated Video
'This is completely nuts': Doctor reacts to RFK Jr.'s nomination to lead HHS
Robert F. Kennedy's stance on reforming federal health agencies does have some merit, but a doctor believes Kennedy's efforts could go too far. (Scripps News)
Press Association
Chancellor and PM tell nurses the NHS workload will ‘go up, not down’
The NHS’s workload is “likely to go up, not down”, Sir Keir Starmer warned, as he hinted at reforms the Government might make to assist healthcare staff. Health service workers pressed the Prime Minister about his plans to help them deal...
Press Association
NHS workload will ‘go up, not down’, Starmer warns after new health funding
The NHS’s workload is “likely to go up, not down”, Sir Keir Starmer warned, as he hinted at reforms the Government might make to assist healthcare staff. Health service workers pressed the Prime Minister about his plans to help them deal...
Press Association
Streeting promises 'crack teams' of clinicians to clear NHS backlogs
Health Secretary Wes Streeting delivers a speech at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool. Mr Streeting set out plans to prioritise clearing NHS backlogs in the areas with the highest levels of people out of work due to ill health....
Press Association
Wes Streeting responds after nurses reject the government's 5.5% pay rise offer
Health Secretary Wes Streeting talks at a New Statesmen fringe event at the Labour Party Conference after Nurses reject the government's 5.5% pay rise offer. Wes Streeting denied that the Government had made a strategic error by...
Press Association
Nurses reject Government’s pay offer of 5.5% rise
Nurses have rejected the Government’s pay award of a 5.5% rise, it has been announced. Members of the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) in England rejected the deal by two-thirds in a record high turnout of around 145,000. The pay award was...
Press Association
Health Minister wants to see ‘resolution’ to HSE recruitment freeze
Health Minister Stephen Donnelly has said he wants to see a “resolution” to the HSE recruitment freeze. Mr Donnelly said the recruitment embargo is having an impact on clinical teams and nursing teams being able to do their job.
Press Association
Artists go ‘incognito’ in unique fundraiser for Irish children’s charity
More than 3,300 artworks are going on sale for a charity fundraiser, but buyers will not know who the artist is until their purchase goes through. The ‘Incognito’ art sale is in aid of the Jack and Jill Foundation, which provides support...
Press Association
Starmer takes questions from staff at water bottling plant in Sunderland
Sir Keir Starmer takes questions from staff at the Clearly Drinks water bottling plant in Sunderland. He is asked about green energy, dentistry, nurses’ pay and VAT on school fees.
Press Association
Wes Streeting says NHS faces bankruptcy if it is not reformed
Shadow health secretary Wes Streeting said Labour’s changes to the NHS will provide a better service for patients while securing better value for taxpayers’ money. Speaking at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool, Mr Streeting told...
Press Association
Politics daily briefing: August 19
All the latest political news in the UK, as almost half the pupils taking newly forged technical qualifications in health and science dropped out, according to analysis by the Labour Party.
Press Association
Politics daily briefing: July 15
Daily politics briefing for 15 July, as the Royal College Of Nursing complains the profession has received one of the lowest public sector pay rises this year.