NHS at 60 videos

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  NHS at 60 - Part 1 - Antenatal and Maternity

  In the first of a series of special reports, Kelly-Ann Bishop looks at the birth of the NHS and maternity services. She speaks to new parents Andy and Lena and Ann Holmes, consultant midwife at the Princess ...

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  NHS at 60 - Antenatal and Maternity - Extended Inter...

  Extended interviews with new parents from Falkirk Andy and Lena and Ann Holmes, consultant midwife at the Princess Royal Infirmary.

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  NHS at 60 - Part 2 - Nursing

  In her second special report marking the 60th anniversary of the NHS, Kelly-Ann Bishop looks at how nursing has changed over the last 6 decades. She speaks to retired nurse, Helen Corsie and trainee nurse, S...

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  NHS at 60 - Nursing - Extended Interviews

  Extended interview with retired nurse, Helen Corsie and trainee nurse, Sean Reid.

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  NHS at 60 - Part 3 - Recovery and modern therapies

  Kelly-Ann Bishop looks at how the NHS helps people rebuild their lives when they are suddenly hit by a serious illness. She speaks to stroke patient, John Logan, physiotherapist, Jane Shiels and Health Secre...

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  NHS at 60 - Recovery and modern therapies - Extended...

  Extended interviews with stroke patient, John Logan and physiotherapist, Jane Shiels.

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  NHS at 60 - Part 4 - Medical breakthroughs

  In another special report marking the 60th anniversary of the NHS, Kelly-Ann Bishop examines the medical advances made since 1948.

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  NHS at 60 - Medical breakthroughs - Extended int.

  Extended interviews with transplant recipient, Joan Whyteside, orthopaedic consultant surgeon, Kamal Deep and orthopaedic consultant, Alexander Siegmeth.

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  NHS at 60 - Part 5 - Elderly care

  Marking the 60th anniversary of the NHS, Kelly-Ann Bishop looks at the elderly care services.

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  NHS at 60 - Elderly care - Extended interviews

  Extended interviews with Charlie Kearney and Health Secretary, Nicola Sturgeon.

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