Films for hospitals : report of an enquiry by the Division of Hospital Facilities

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Early in 1961 the King's Fund decided to undertake an enquiry into the subject of films for use in hospitals. The purpose of the enquiry was to find out the extent to which films are being used: (a) for the entertainment or instruction of patients in hospital, and whether there is any scope for extending or improving these facilities or for reducing their cost, and (b) for the instruction of nursing and other staff, and whether there is any scope for improving or extending the use of films for this purpose. The first part of this report is concerned with the provision of films for patients; the second part deals with the question of films for the instruction of staff.

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