Film Lens
Bevel Up is an educational film that provides insights into the experiences of health care practitioners working with the drug-using population in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. The film is produced by street nurses who engage with these users daily, offering a perspective that is often absent from traditional nursing education. The content is designed to bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world application in a challenging environment.
The film runs for 45 minutes and is directed by a woman, emphasizing the unique viewpoints and experiences of female practitioners in this field. By focusing on the realities faced by both health care providers and drug users, Bevel Up aims to equip students and instructors with knowledge that is critical for effective health care delivery in marginalized communities.
Why Watch
- •Meet street nurses in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.
- •Find out about health care for drug users.
- •See real-life challenges faced by practitioners.
Did You Know
•The film was produced by street nurses working in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.
•Bevel Up was released in 2015 and has a duration of 45 minutes.
•The film provides knowledge not found in traditional nursing schools.
Perfect For
Public health studentsNursing educatorsSocial work professionals