*Second chance, 1960
Scope and Contents
Produced by the American Heart Association
This films deals with the physical and emotional problems encountered in caring for a stroke patient at home, emphasizing the importance of beginning rehabilitation efforts promptly. It presents the case history of a 63-year-old fireman, to show that his successful rehabilitation depended on the family physician's close supervision, prompt beginning of rehabilitation exercises, and faithful following of the program by the patient, his family, and the public health nurse.
Dates
- 1960
Extent
From the Collection: 8 Linear Feet (65 reels, 8 boxes)
Language of Materials
Collection materials primarily in English
Access Restrictions
No restrictions on access.
Scope and Contents
Produced by the American Heart Association
This films deals with the physical and emotional problems encountered in caring for a stroke patient at home, emphasizing the importance of beginning rehabilitation efforts promptly. It presents the case history of a 63-year-old fireman, to show that his successful rehabilitation depended on the family physician's close supervision, prompt beginning of rehabilitation exercises, and faithful following of the program by the patient, his family, and the public health nurse.
Physical Description
16 mm answer print. Runtime: 28 min. Black and white, sound.
Creator
- From the Collection: Catholic University of America (Organization)
Collecting Area Details
Part of the Historical Audiovisuals Collection Collecting Area
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