Harris C
Child Health Care. 1986 Fall;15(2):91-4. doi: 10.1207/s15326888chc1502_6.
At Winnipeg's Children's Hospital Television (CHTV), there was concern that the closed-circuit alternative television station was not realizing its full potential in helping to meet the special needs of the adolescent and native Canadian patients. Consequently, CHTV hired workers to produce programming targeted at these two groups. This article documents the underlying philosophy and structure of this programming. It also discusses how other children's health care institutions might adapt this kind of programming to suit their own groups with special needs.
在温尼伯儿童医院电视台(CHTV),有人担心闭路替代电视台在帮助满足青少年和加拿大原住民患者的特殊需求方面没有充分发挥其潜力。因此,CHTV雇佣了工作人员制作针对这两类人群的节目。本文记录了这类节目的基本理念和结构。它还讨论了其他儿童保健机构如何调整这类节目以适应自身有特殊需求的群体。