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Streaming programs with permissions from producers.

Acland's Video Atlas of Human Anatomy by Dr. Robert Acland, University of Louisville. All dissections are real, fresh, unembalmed human specimens. The true color and texture of each structure is shown, just as it appears in the living body. Joints and muscles are shown actually moving as they do in life. A concise, synchronized narration runs throughout the video. As one sees each new structure, its name is displayed on the screen. Through the Table of Contents or by searching a comprehensive Index, one can access all six volumes of the Video Atlas including Upper Limb; Lower Limb; Trunk; Head and Neck; and Internal Organs. Requires Media Player to view.

Beyond Blame. (10 min.) Bridge Medical, c1997. Tells the stories of a pharmacist, a nurse, and a physician who have each been involved in a fatal medication administration error. It shows in dramatic fashion why patient safety is the job of everyone in the hospital. Restricted to on-campus and VPN access only. Requires Media Player to view.

Bloodless Surgery. Creighton University Medical Center Medicine & Surgery Office. March 11, 2004, 27 min. Darryl Gucwa presents options and applications for this innovative approach to surgery. Requires Real Player to view.

* Chest X-Ray Interpretation: a Primary Care Perspective. Fitzgerald Health Education Associates, c1998. This program provides a concise method of distinguishing normal and abnormal radiographic patterns. This video features case studies and chest x-rays in asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, pneumonia, lung abscess, and malignancies. Restricted to on-campus and VPN access only. Requires Media Player to view.

• Chest X-Ray Interpretation, Part 1 (60 min.)
• Chest X-Ray Interpretation, Part 2 (60 min.)

Confidentiality, 3-Part Series. Medcom, c2008. Confidentiality is the foundation for trust in the patient caregiver relationship. Efforts to maintain and protect confidential information once focused solely on paper medical records. But as communication technology has made it possible to easily store and transmit enormous amounts of medical information through computerized databases, fax machines, and the Internet, there is an increased danger that confidential information may be revealed to inappropriate individuals.The three-part series, "Confidentiality" describes some of the practical changes that have come about in recent years to help maintain confidentiality in healthcare. Restricted to on-campus and VPN access only. Requires Media Player to view. Online license expires January 2014.

1. Maintaining Confidentiality in Your Practice. (13 min.)
2. HIPAA Today. (14 min.)
3. Keeping it Confidential. (13 min.)

* Dax's Case. (58 min.) Filmakers Library, 1984. Discusses the case of Donald (Dax) Cowart and his desire to die following severe burns over 65% of his body and the loss of his vision and hands. Considers a patient's right to refuse treatment and to die. Restricted to on-campus and VPN access only. Requires Media Player to view.

* The Deadly Deception. (60 min.) Nova, 1993. This program investigates the Tuskegee Study of Untreated Syphilis in the Negro Male, a medical experiment conducted in Alabama from 1932-1972 in which Afro-American men believed they were receiving free treatment for syphilis, but were given worthless medicines by government physicians. Restricted to on-campus and VPN access only. Requires Media Player to view.

* Delegating Effectively: Working Through and With Assistive Personnel. (27 min.) National Council of State Boards of Nursing, c2002. Restricted to on-campus and VPN access only. Requires Media Player to view.

Endoluminal Gastroplication for Endoscopic Treatment of Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD). The Bard EndoCinch device is demonstrated by Dr. Charles Filipi at Creighton University Medical Center with Dr. Isaac Raijman of Texas Medical Center in an archived webcast which took place March 3, 2003. The procedure works by creating pleats at the lower esophageal sphincter (LES).

* Feeding Dysfunctions and Rehabilitation in the Elderly: the Nurses’s Role. (25 min.) Belson/Hanright Video, c1991. This program demonstrates aspects of the nurse's role in the rehabilitation of feeding problems, including the use of comprehensive nursing assessments, positioning strategies, methods of medication administration, adaptive equipment. Restricted to on-campus and VPN access only. Requires Media Player to view.

* The Last Right. (16 min.) CBS News, 1988. 60 Minutes segment on the euthanasia movement in Holland. Restricted to on-campus and VPN access only. Requires Media Player to view.

Maillard Reaction for Sunlight Protection. A Keratin-Bound Melanoidins Sunscreen by Ramon M. Fusaro, M.D., PhD. and Edwin G. Rice, M.D. Departments of Preventive Medicine and Public Health and Internal Medicine. Creighton and Nebraska Universities, Omaha, NE. Department of Dermatology, Park Nicolette Health Systems, Minneapolis, Minnesota. October 27, 2004.

* Man of Endurance. (15 min.) ABC News, 1999. Updates the story of Dax Cowart who was severely burned in an accident in 1973. Restricted to on-campus and VPN access only. Requires Media Player to view.

* Nursing Assessment Library. Williams & Wilkins, c1996. Restricted to on-campus and VPN access only. Requires Media Player to view.

• Pediatric Assessment Tape 1: Infants and Toddlers, (27 min.)
• Pediatric Assessment Tape 2: Preschool and School-Age Children, (21 min.)
• Pediatric Assessment Tape 3: The Adolescent, (23 min.)

* Office Orthopedics Essentials: In Primary Care. CME LLC, c1997. These videos include examination of the neck, shoulder, elbow, hand and wrist, and include casting and splinting, and physical therapy. Restricted to on-campus and VPN access only. Requires Media Player to view.

• Office Orthopedics Essentials I (120 min.)
• Office Orthopedics Essentials II (120 min.)

* Patient Safety and the Moral Management of Errors in Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy Practice: Learning From Others.  Restricted to on-campus and VPN access only. Requires Media Player to view.

1. Introduction
2. Fall Disclosure
3. Modalities Lapse
4. Splinting Mistake
5. Weight Bearing Assumption
6. Patient Positioning
7. Patient Identification
8. Beyond Error: Abuse

Vitamins, Herbs, & Nutritional Supplements: Use and Misuse by Consumers. (29 min.) William Hamilton, PharmD. Creighton University Medical Center. Program sponsored by Health Sciences Library/Learning Resources Center, April 11, 2005. Requires Real Player to view.

* Well Patient Female Breast and Pelvic Exam: a Patient-Centered Multicultural Approach. (18 min.) University of Iowa. Carver College of Medicine, c2006. This collaborative effort of patient-examiners, faculty, and staff introduces and details a complete gynecological exam that is respectful of women’s various cultural backgrounds and ages, placing the patient at the center of the experience at all times. Program is appropriate for first through fourth-year health professional students, residents, women’s clinic personnel, and advocacy programs. Restricted to on-campus and VPN access only. Requires Media Player to view.