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Love Your Feet, School of Nursing

Main Speaker(s): Maureen Fitzgerald, Debbie Linton. Pre-recorded, scripted video where Fitzgerald and Linton discuss proper footcare with the elderly. They talk about the anatomy of the feet, as well as how to properly identify common foot problems.

Queen's University. Queen's Television.

Drug Addiction Research: Group Discussion, Warkworth Pennitentiary

Main Speaker(s): Two group leaders, many Warkworth Pennitentiary convicts. Location: Warkworth Pennitentiary. Video is of a group discussion about drug addiction between a male and female group leader and several convicts from Warkworth Pennitentiary. Main focus of the discussion is on how to manage relapses. They talk about how relapsing makes them feel, and strategies to mitigate relapses.

Queen's University. Queen's Television.

The Rembrandt Research Project and the Collector Dr. Alfred Bader

Main Speaker: Stephanie Dickey, Dr Alfred Bader. Dickey introduces Dr Bader and his love of art, also introduces the topic of the lecture. Dr Bader then talks about his Rembrandt paintings and the Rembrandt Research Project. He spends the final portion of the vdeo tkin questions from the audience.

Queen's University. Queen's Television.

Health Encounter Card Pilot Project - School of Public Administration, Christel Woodward PhD and Lynn Curry PhD

Main Speaker(s): Christel Woodward, Lyn Curry. Location: Lecture hall. Video is a presentation of a project by the Ministry of Health. They propose a 'smart' health card which contains a microscopic chip as a personal, portable health record of the carrier. Video begins with Woodward describing the feasability of the proposed project. Afterwards Curry goes further in-depth into the features of the card, as well as her evaluation of the card.

Queen's University. Queen's Television.

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