A Day at King's College Hospital - 24 Hours in A&E - Medical Documentary

24 Hours in A&E - S03 E12
Step into the chaotic yet heartwarming world of King's College Hospital's Emergency Department. Follow patients like John, Pauline, and David as they face injuries, falls, and life-changing moments. Witness the dedication of medical staff and the strength of human bonds in this gripping episode.
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24 Hours in A&E is a British documentary series that takes viewers on an emotionally charged journey into the heart of a busy trauma center. This gripping reality TV show provides an unfiltered and compelling look at the daily workings of a UK healthcare system, specifically the emergency department of a hospital.
With a focus on patient care and critical care, 24 Hours in A&E showcases the true essence of hospital life and the incredible work of medical professionals. Through real-life medical cases and patient stories, the show offers an honest and raw depiction of medical emergencies and the crucial medical treatment needed to save lives.
Filmed in real-time, the documentary offers an unscripted and captivating look at the fast-paced environment of an emergency room. The show explores the human interest aspect of healthcare, portraying the personal lives of the patients and their families as they navigate through life-changing medical situations.
A&E documentary, medical documentary, and hospital documentary all rolled into one, 24 Hours in A&E offers a unique perspective on the reality of emergency medicine. Broadcast on Channel 4, this real-life medical drama has become a critically acclaimed hospital reality TV show, gaining popularity for its powerful and touching portrayal of the human spirit in times of crisis.
Overall, 24 Hours in A&E is a must-watch for anyone interested in medical emergencies, UK healthcare, and the incredible work of medical professionals in the emergency department.
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[@user-nr9pi7ou1x]

The beautiful young lady who cared for her grandfather is a breath of fresh air. You don’t see that that too much in the US. Too wrapped up in social media and themselves. Our elderly are treasures and should be treated as such.

[@jeanieg2294]

Made me cry

[@user-vs2tx1ku2c]

there’s plenty of young people in america who are just like that woman

[@annedalton289]

Arthur and Chelsey looking at each other so sweet had me in tears 😢😢😢❤💙 they both looked like they needed to cuddle each other and cry then laugh 💙❤️

[@BernadetteSwemmer-jz7yl]

The girls 36.40 made me cry...their compassion was so not what I was expecting...bless you girls!❤

[@harleymurdock4150]

What an amazing girl Chelsea is. Her grandad would be very proud of her. Made me cry seeing how much her grandad ment to her.

[@annedalton289]

Too the young ladies talking about caring for the elderly you are gorgeous people xxx so caring and gentle ❤❤

[@zebu7493]

My heart goes out to Chelsey.❤ what a beautiful young lady she is, to be treasured!!!

[@BernadetteSwemmer-jz7yl]

Oh Chelsea...you're a sweetheart...you should go into professional elderly care...you'd be an absolute blessing...wish there were more like you!❤

[@mickieswendsen1302]

But, the memories you have will comfort you for the rest of your life. You were their, for him when he needed you!

[@mickieswendsen1302]

There, not their, sorry

[@melmazing3993]

Alfred is the cutest!

[@annedalton289]

I thought that’s too ❤ he is so on the ball too, no dithering about ❤

[@totz83]

That man's grandkids are a tribute to how good a man he was

[@mickieswendsen1302]

When I had a lumpectomy and also, lymph nodes removed, it was done on an out-pt. basis, and I was sent home the same day. If someone sat me on a bed, it didn't stop me from laying down. I was at home on self-care. Tylenol-3, if needed, for pain.

[@carolineolsenarnold7039]

Never, ever say oh, its a quiet day today when in a hospital setting😂

[@lucilledaub5991]

Loving hospital videos.

[@seedhillbruisermusic7939]

I just spent 14 hours stuck on a trolley in A+E due to lung disease. I was brought in after being unable to breathe, I was seen by a Doctor pretty quick, but then I was left on a trolley in a cubicle for 13 hours. Nobody checked on me, I had to get off the trolley and find my own way to the toilet and back, no nurse checked in on me during the whole time I was there, I had no food or water. I was totally neglected. I know they were busy but fucksake they didn't even bother to ask if I needed a drink of water in 13 hours. Not impressed.

[@judithsands2737]

NHS or another country? Really curious.

[@patriciacourt5946]

When I was admitted to A&E recently, treated me badly and gave me no pain relief I made a complaint and had the head Consultant phone me at home….

[@whatsthetimeticking69]

@@patriciacourt5946what did the head say?

[@58Kym]

My aunt entered a private hospital to have her breast removed, paid top dollar out of pocket expenses over and above her private insurance. The woman in her small ward dying of bowel cancer smelt so bad it made my aunt retch uncontrollably, full of stitches post op, etc and she asked if they would move her into the corridor while they cleaned up the dying patient so she could rest from the retching and pain. They sat her on a bed in the last far away room in the corridor and left her there for 3 hours, never came back to lay her down. When someone heard her calling and crying in pain, they told her off for making a noise and being ‘entitled’. The next day her husband started complaining about the treatment she was handed and the matron and hospital manager came to her room to apologise for the nursing treatment. Not good enough! That nurse went out of her way to isolate her and cause her pain and suffering.

[@tay9813]

i understand the frustration, it is rlly frustrating when your waiting for ages abs it feels like your just pushed to the side. i remember being in all night for them to give me some crutches and sent home. but on the other hand we have to realise they are human too, it’s very stressful, and we don’t always see the behind the scenes and what’s going on everywhere else in the hospital, without sounds harsh, sometimes there’s more important issues at hand. but i do understand your fustration, don’t take this comment as a dig at you, i just think sometimes as patients we forget what goes on behind the scenes what what else might be going on.

[@cesirwin1973]

I feel half human, and cry, smile every episode...beats Hollywood crap, money ego...mediocrity, self

[@annedalton289]

John sounds like The actor Leslie Phillips ❤John and Gudrun voices are wonderful ❤💙

[@skatelisa]

Chloe is an absolute sweetheart and a beautiful soul ❤

[@Diamondmine212]

Having been in A/E twice, both times it’s stunning just how many people are there, you have to think ‘ what the heck has everybody been doing’😵‍💫. It feels like the world and his wife has turned up. Crazy.not the least surprised those on trolleys are sometimes left for a long time. My A/E is so small the only place to put you ,if your on a trolley but sitting up and taking notice ( I’d bust my knee ligament) I sat and watch the trolleys being moved about like a game, interesting, they did come back to me when they’d time checking. It’s good grumbling they’re doing their best with she’d loads of people . Don’t forget When a real! Seriously injured or sick person arrives on blue lights they OF COURSE must be seen to FIRST , I’m just glad it wasn’t me. Just hope your not there at night at weekend when all the drunks roll in🙄😳, they should put a holding station outside with camp beds in and put them in there till they sober up and finish being sick, save ,in some cases , the violence too. )

[@coryoconnor]

Was that episode really broadcast with bad audio?

[@mickieswendsen1302]

We can't hear the team assessment over the music. DITCH the music!!!!!!!!

[@paulharrison4739]

Gudrun reminds me of Mrs Bucket 😂

[@user-ox1jw7ur6g]

Who is Mrs Bucket?.

[@angelaisacliche]

100%

[@juliemcgugan1244]

LOL! Spelled 'Bucket' but pronounced 'Bouquet!' "Lady of the residence speaking!"

[@BernadetteSwemmer-jz7yl]

BBC Keeping up appearances...the brilliant Patricia Routledge...one of my absolute best!🎉

[@GibbsDavis]

John looks like King Charles!

[@scrappydoogal804]

This hospital is cold and uncomfortable compared to the lovely kind hearted and warm hearted staff at Barnsley Hospital in Yorkshire.

[@sandrathompson1277]

Remember when saying bad things about free health care…in America you would get a very large bill…

[@Kelly-wq4in]

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[@jamesmurillo144]

I agree wholeheartedly.

[@marieravening927]

How do you get stabbed twice in the next flight ? The written dubbing is awful in these videos, sometimes it's just laughable, makes no sense at all.

[@DodderingOldMan]

... ... It's automated.

[@pitbullsandcalicos]

Go watch something else then miserable whiner

[@pitbullsandcalicos]

Twice in the left thigh

[@lucilledaub5991]

Loving hospital videos.