Trauma Team in Action - 24 Hours in A&E - Medical Documentary

24 Hours in A&E - S16 E22
Dive into a gripping day of emergency trauma and life-threatening injuries at St. George's. Experience real-life acute injury treatment and neurological emergencies firsthand!
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24 Hours in A&E plunges viewers into the heart of a bustling UK trauma center, presenting a raw, real-time exploration of life inside an emergency department. This British documentary series reveals the relentless pace of emergency medicine, touching patient stories, and the heroic efforts of medical staff. It's an unscripted journey through critical care, personal trials, and the resilience of the human spirit.
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[@RobinMartz-x9f]

My son is gay, and I am a believer. I am a Protestant. I love my son, always did love him, and I’ve never been ashamed of him. When he told me, which I could see was so hard for him, I told him I knew because I did. I wasn’t going to just bring it up. I told him I love him no matter what and it was ok. We are close

[@delibakerytravel]

I Am 65 Old Gay Man Your Comment Brought A Tear To My Eye. After I Told My Mother. I Was Basically Without A Family.😢 Thank You For The Kind Words You Shared About The Relationship You Have With Your Gay Son. It Gives Me Some Hope In This Could World We Live In Now.

[@RobinMartz-x9f]

@@delibakerytravel I am so sorry. The thing is, none of us are perfect, we are all just trying to live from one day to the next. I couldn’t imagine turning my back on the children I brought into this world. No matter what, he is my son.

[@renb6133]

You’re a true Christian then. I’ve seen kids thrown out on the street because of it. I’m so glad your son has such a loving, accepting family.

[@renb6133]

@@delibakerytravelI’m really sorry, love! No one shouted rejected for being their authentic self. I can’t imagine the pain you’ve endured, especially in more bigoted & ignorant times. I hope you’re now surrounded by people, ones who unconditionally love you for the beautiful, worthwhile person you are! 💕

[@lindaallen9721]

I was the same way with my daughter, I knew years before she actually told me. When she actually was able to tell me, I said “So what?”.

[@renb6133]

Margaret & Clifford are incredible for their age, not just physically, but in their wisdom & empathy. I’m so glad they accepted David being gay. That’s pretty extraordinary for religious parents at that time. They’ve been through a lot & I respect them so much. The other couple, where the wife had the DS brother, were amazing too. You just never know what others are going through!

[@kimb868]

So true you do never do know what others face ❤😊

[@persephoneblack888]

I'm so sorry for the elderly couple about the loss of their son David 😢 That's horrible. He must have been in so much pain. May he rest in peace 🙏

[@SnowPink90]

I find in the UK that if you have a problem, such as David’s bad back that he hurt at work, they just don’t employ you anymore so in other words are fired. What they should be doing instead is maybe putting him in another department in the health care system and that could’ve helped him along but losing his job like that over no fault of his own, must’ve been so devastating for him. Sometimes a place could be warm and they have a feeling for their employees and then other places are just so cold. If anything is wrong with you there’s the door go out and never come back and will welcome somebody else in your place not caring what’s happening to you. I thought that was so upsetting.😢

[@cherdejoy5440]

My heart and thoughts go out to Margaret and Clifford. I'm a devout Christian. I always knew my wonderful child was 'different'. Most people thought she was just a tomboy, but strangely I knew she wasn't. When she was 16 she told us she was gay. She didn't have the easiest go of things during her earlier years. Attending a private Christian school (K - 12) had its ups and downs but for the most part, she was supported there. I was her loudest cheerleader and biggest defender. When she turned 30 after much thought and counselling she chose to transgender to a man. It's been a hard 3 years for him, but he's gotten lots of support. As for me, I won't lie it was a bit hard and still is. I SO miss my beautiful daughter. But we will always support him no matter what. I told him I'd take a bullet for him if it came to that no matter what. I'm a fierce mama bear hands down❣

[@alarmingtwitch7822]

lol

[@jilllawrence5174]

The minister and his lovely wife awwww!,, what a lovely couple

[@barbh1]

His Welsh accent is, indeed, charming.

[@pennyjones4954]

The Lord God Almighty bless Clifford and Margaret. They're beautiful Christian parents.

[@jackiedorman5201]

All I could think is hiskin wad gorgeous😊s

[@scottwarren4998]

minister?? lol

[@symptomoftheuniverse4149]

If the elderly man lived near me, I would volunteer my time and garden plants to help him have a garden, what a lovely couple.😢

[@josephinehogg3629]

What a treasure Clifford is. The world will be a sadder place when he's gone

[@Matthew-t2c2f]

Clifford is a true welsh man, much respect to him and his lovely wife!

[@lindawitherspoon446]

I love this show so much. The personal stories of each family are so heartwarming. Bless them all and bless the lovely people of the NHS.

[@Americangirlsp75]

I’ve never seen this much care in our healthcare system in the US 😢

[@Lisa1111]

Are they not admirable ❤

[@ahwell9984]

Even allowing for the camera. I agree with you.

[@bethmcright9731]

I DISAGREE. THEY SAVED MY LIFE IN TRAUMA UNIT IN AMERICA ❤😮🎉❤

[@Faretheewell608]

@@bethmcright9731 me, too.

[@ned756]

i have in ohio

[@stephenlaurie6920]

I so enjoy the family stories and the emotions laid bare, the closeness and the realization of just how important family supports are..

[@KerryWhite-fc7gr]

Good evening from down under

[@donnamitchell7707]

Good evening Kerry. I hope you have a wonderful night 🙂⚘️.

[@rsplatt100]

Me too! 🙌

[@lindajarvis4919]

If I lived near Clifford I would help him with his gardening. Greetings from the USA

[@mariroerig2991]

What lovely families. My heart aches for Clifford and Margaret.

[@khorns1]

Good Morning from Northern California USA! I absolutely enjoy this channel so much.

[@donnamitchell7707]

Good morning Banijay, and everyone ❤️🙂⚘️🏥.

[@nmeg.3631]

I’ve been watching your show for a couple of years now, and this episode was quite an emotional one. Margaret and Clifford have been through so much… losing two children must’ve been unbearable. I always kind of believed there was an almighty God up there, but when my sister took her life at the age of 41 leaving behind two kids, I became a full on atheist. SHE is my angel now and who I talk to in times of despair. I hope the elderly couple are doing well in the UK❤ Best wishes from Tokyo, Japan🇯🇵

[@sharonloomis5264]

When I heard the gentleman saying he would like to garden; but, no strength, I thought of those who live in apartments and no land. Someone needs to introduce them. Together they could have a wonderful garden.

[@debrabolton9372]

Exceptional people in this episode.

[@marybarger7583]

I had a grandson that is now my granddaughter. I love her unconditionally. I called her one day and during our conversation I asked if she felt that way for a long time. She said things about her childhood finally made sense. I had just had a grandmother necklace made so had to change the charm from a boy to a girl. I can't change the bracelet I have because the names are etched into it and it wasn't cheap. I don't wear it because now the name is wrong. She's worth it! I love all my grandkids and nothing will change that. I have a friend from high school and her ex-husband said that if any of his kids came out as gay, they will no longer be his child. That really upset me. I've lost touch with them but will have to see if any of their kids are gay. I pray that if they are, he didn't really disown them.

[@biancasview1980]

Wow…my heart is broken for this beautiful family.

[@sheripatterson8112]

Good morning from Los Angeles California..I love this program.

[@ЛалетинаГербер]

Hi from Siberia, Russia. And i love this program.)

[@producedan]

Thank you for sharing this show I enjoy them very much

[@LindsayGoliath-l1u]

What a beautiful show and an eye opener to all of us. Love watching this program.

[@MrOnnoV]

Thanks for sharing and posting from Ontario. It's a quick reminder that life is precious and one should treat it as such

[@elaineridgwell7413]

So sorry for David and his family

[@daisi4925]

Good evening 7:23pm from WA! She lost her faith in God, that’s sad. It’s very hard to believe when you loose someone close to you but I pray she’ll get it back

[@williegitau6680]

Clifford's wife Margaret is such a Gem...❤

[@andrewsmedley5913]

So many good people in this world.

[@elizabethcox8483]

Good morning everyone! From central Florida USA🇺🇸

[@keithnichols7926]

The blood is usually still there when the patient is discharged.

[@clancycreations]

I love how the patients’ life stories are included in this series. How lovely 💜

[@Bjutschilp]

Greetings from Germany 👋 I will never understand, why people ride a push bike without helmet. 😖

[@juliejustus6878]

Or anything else 9:25

[@kimpatterson7571]

Does anyone know what the final diagnosis was for the painter, Wayne (swollen wrist)? I was thinking maybe it was from overuse, but maybe not with it being "hot for three days." That sounds like an infection of some sort. He needed the MRI, but they never mentioned him again after he was sent home.

[@GOGOSLIFE]

I thought the same thing, and I am curious about his diagnosis also.

[@gathsfamily2866]

Carpel tunnel syndrome !!

[@Kat-tr2ig]

I came to ask the same. He seems like such a lovely man, I would have liked to hear what happened after.

[@johncspine2787]

Haven’t gotten there yet, but you can get a ganglion cyst anywhere..

[@texasoutlook60]

My sister has cerebral palsey and during childhood I got the same teasing about her. Today as then is my heroine!

[@Darbysmommy]

Margaret and Clifford are lovely. I also lost my beautiful son at age 34. That was 7 years ago, and I couldn’t have said it better than Margaret. I have no faith. I don’t believe in anything anymore. My husband and I carry on, but there is such an emptiness inside me. I’m just broken. Peace to dear Margaret and Clifford

[@bridiesfromscratch1868]

I'm so sorry for your loss. Have you ever gone to a counsellor or spoken to someone at length about his suicide? I just know that he wouldn't want you feeling this way for the rest of your lives. Peace and blessings to you.

[@patriciakennedy2391]

Love this show! Watching from Texas! 😁

[@joyceclark6334]

Love this show too. And also watching from Texas.

[@1004juli]

Love this. From Southern California USA

[@donnamitchell7707]

Awesome episode. Have a great day ❤️🙂⚘️🏥.

[@christinapoisson1501]

I just found this series and I absolutely love it!❤ Thank you from Beautiful Naples florida on the Gulf of Mexico🐬

[@cbliss]

Can relate to Clifford. I fell for an unknown reason and ended up with 3 ankle fractures. That was 6 mo ago and still recovering. Have a bad deformity due to Scoliosis and cannot use crutches. Have to get 4 screws out because my body is rejecting them. Then I can concentrate getting my back somewhat fixed.

[@jillcrowe2626]

I hope that you get better soon. Scoliosis is so hard to deal with, but research is being done and new cures and surgeries are being discovered every day. My friend recently had a new spine put in because of spondylosis. She can walk and do any movement without pain now.

[@CatsRule]

Such a moving video. Thank you sharing this with us, Banijay Bluelighy.

[@WendyOrielly-c1q]

Hi I'm from Boston and in some areas of Boston like New Hampshire you don't have to wear a helmet but some do always wear a helmet in leominster Mass

[@MH-hg2bf]

the show is amazing !

[@timcahill1847]

Harsha is a very compassionate Doctor and a very beautiful woman!

[@RTS907]

I feel for David, I fought with a bad back injury for 35 years now. It was a work injury and had two surgeries. After 22 years working for the company and given my health to them. The fired me. That was 22 years ago and I’ve fought those mind demons for so long.

[@sarakaychilds2565]

Healthcare in the US on any level of trauma is a joke! I've never felt cared for any where near this level. I'm so impressed with these British trauma teams!

[@amijoon3770]

I am so in love with Clifford. He is adorable and you can see the beautiful life, that spark, grateful for every moment he experiences. He epitomizes the joy of life. His wife is a very lucky woman. Sending angels to watch over you and your loved ones Clifford. God i love youtube. I would never have known that beautiful soul. i am grateful!!!

[@sarahsnowe]

In half the Canadian provinces bicycle helmets are mandatory and in another three mandatory for minors. This is not nanny-stating: it's an acknowledgement that accidents involving those who don't wear them put a huge strain on the health-care budget. (Quite apart from the individual non-financial cost to patients and their families.)

[@beckys7884]

In the US you can ride a motorcycle without a helmet, seriously crazy.

[@barbaraness4507]

9:40 Nice that there’s that many staff members in one place. I’ve rarely seen that in the U.S.

[@KG-gz4ku]

Good morning from Minnesota America! I Enjoy these programs so much!!

[@hairbabe2u]

Me too from Mo

[@alyssawssinging4039]

Me too

[@rsplatt100]

Me too! 🙌

[@gr_acehood7861]

Who cares about minnesota america what you doing here

[@KG-gz4ku]

@@gr_acehood7861 Your an idiot!!!

[@joanalmarghani661]

Heartbreakingly sad the minister and his wife lost two children,theyre a lovely couple,he is more concerned for his wife than himself bless him

[@TechnikMeister2]

Why no helmet? Its heavily policed here in Australia.

[@donnamitchell7707]

The man should have been wearing a helmet. Here in Canada we have to wear helmets as well. Most that don't wear helmets think they will never have an accident till they do. I hope you have a fantastic day Steve 🙂⚘️.

[@tassiegirl1991]

Sadly it is not compulsory in the UK it is advised but there is resistance by a large % of people to having helmets enforced. For decades people didnt wear them and they feel why now. Crazy but some people minds cant be changed.

[@MooonChild711]

He was on a bicycle not a motorcycle.

[@Probly_a_sweet_potato]

“Heavily” …in my town they’re way too busy chasing the children stealing cars and vandalising literally everything, to worry about cyclists in helmets.

[@dawnboyd1784]

The majority of people in the US don’t wear helmets on bikes and only on motorcycles in the 20 states that are mandatory.

[@frklein1]

John is a champ!

[@playsball]

one thing I've learned from watching this series is NOT to ride a bike in the UK

[@persephoneblack888]

That's for sure. Idk what's going on over there but man. It's like life or death activity there.

[@anglophils645]

I think it's just London, not the entire UK. London has very heavy traffic.

[@ahwell9984]

Or any other city.

[@pattyk734]

Without a helmet.

[@RTS907]

Or a motorcycle!

[@symptomoftheuniverse4149]

I cycle, wearing a helmet is like wearing a seatbelt, it is automatic for me. I have been almost hit countless times and taken falls. I could not imagine riding without a helmet and gloves

[@a697ag]

I'm very lucky to live in NJ. We have some amazing hospitals with really dedicated and caring doctors, nurses, social workers and general staff. I dont think people in our area truly realized how fortunate we are until big rona hit us at full speed in 2020.

[@juliejustus6878]

Watching from Georgia 9:59

[@susanl3136]

Howdy from North Carolina!

[@katemurphy5773]

Hi back! Also from NC!

[@shawnwood9875]

I’m sorry that you had to loose two of your children! I pray that you don’t loose your faith.

[@mickieswendsen1302]

John 5:28, 29

[@stephanieritter9285]

Awe bless them all..... Prayers that they have recovered..... The faith in God is the only solice ..... And that they are waiting to be reunited.... ❤❤❤❤❤

[@barbaraness4507]

20:36 This couple reminds me of my parents when before my father passed. 😢

[@PneumaNoose]

Cliff is the gem 💎🥺

[@bethmcright9731]

America Has Wonderful Trauma Units❤❤❤

[@bethmcright9731]

THEY SAVED MY LIFE ❤😊🎉

[@raemac44]

But are they free

[@Momma_Stina]

The way Clifford looks at Margaret 😍

[@LindsayGoliath-l1u]

Forgot to mention that I'm watching from Cape Town S A.

[@brentonl2631]

There is nothing more endearing than old love. Hope they have many years together.

[@aq5426]

Helmet helmet helmet helmet! Please always wear a helmet when you ride a bike! I promise, the dorkiness is worth the avoiding a TBI.

[@slmarti22]

Wait, what happened to Wayne’s arm?

[@123danson]

Has to use his left hand now!

[@tinabohrman4809]

So sorry about ur son and daughter

[@kerryryan5116]

No helmet...how bloody ridiculous!

[@sudoku252]

Not the point to judge..

[@wanteddeadoralive666]

In my state in the US only time you have to have on on is the 1st yr after that up to u but how people drive I always gonna have mine on

[@river8760]

Cliff is a sweetie.

[@nataliemamo8709]

Harsha is BEAUTIFUL!!!!!

[@ljtlove4519]

I really like this program put I'm sorry I can't stand the beeping between scenes.

[@louisarichardson8392]

I can’t get over how many cyclists get hit by cars 🚗

[@river8760]

My husband’s been hit three times, my brother twice, and a friend was almost killed.

[@phylliscrevison3488]

My heart breaks for Margaret & Clifford. I also lost a son to suicide and now my other son is fighting a cancer that has no cure . Praying for a miracle for him. So I know their pain . 💔 I have no other children and scared to death of losing him too. They lost their daughter to cancer. I only hope I don't out live my son because he's all I have left other than a brother and a couple good friends. Life is so full of pain. But no pain greater than losing a child except for losing them all. Losing a child to suicide is a whole other level of devastation. So many emotions to deal with like anger , guilt and shame for some parents. You just want to die . But Jesus got me to where I am today ! Always pray for all the lost , hurting parents out there just trying to survive , for everyday is another day trying to survive . Thank you Jesus for walking with me on this journey.

[@DonnaAbrams-qh7zt]

So sorry for your loss. I also lost a child. My daughter died almost 20 years ago at 33 of liver failure. There is nothing worse than having to bury a child. I do look forward to seeing her again one day - don’t know how people that don’t believe in God survive losing loved ones. Sending prayers to your son fighting cancer.

[@anniesilver9201]

Thanks again! I love your channel. Watching from the U.S.

[@hopejurgens2821]

Awww clifford

[@PrissyTxTomboy]

I haven't even watched past the 2:57 mark; however, the way the woman was talking about DNA not telling the whole story struck me so wonderfully well! If only people who see racism every time they blink could think about the wise words of this woman, really think about it, the world would be a much better place!

[@corvettesbme]

Hello Donna!

[@donnamitchell7707]

Hello Corvettes. I hope you have a great day 🙂⚘️.

[@gawaling1287]

Covered in blood ? He has some blood on his face!

[@MikeMusicandMotivation]

We need more shows like this USA and Canada needs a health system like this

[@sarahsnowe]

These programs are old and don't reflect the current crisis. The NHS is staggering from lack of doctors, inadequate funding, and the huge number of people who are fat and sick because of terrible diets, alcohol, lack of exercise, an insane number of traffic accidents, etc. People are dying waiting for emergency care and cancer treatments. Ambulances can't keep up. The Canadian system is similarly stressed but not as bad (yet). Still, at least nobody goes bankrupt in either country paying for treatment, unlike the situation in the U.S.

[@SJC49]

We are fine in Canada compared to others. The NHS is in rough shape but noTHING LIKE THE u.S.

[@beckys7884]

@@sarahsnowe The US healthcare system stinks. You pay for health insurance but it doesn't cover much and the deductibles are very high (amount you pay for care before the insurance kicks in). Office visits are expensive and forget about tests....CT scans etc, still thousands with insurance. Can't afford medications and if you get sick, good luck in keep your job.

[@finnclausen7997]

Finnś wife😊you al are a good team kind❤️

[@dimitraBlissDk]

I can relate to 33:30 in this video.

[@auntbee1959]

Darling woman who lost two children, please listen to me. God has his reason for taking your children. He loves you. Please consider believing in him again. Your children want you to.🙏❤️ You will find out the reason when you meet him in heaven.

[@mickieswendsen1302]

The God of Heaven, DID NOT take her children. That's a lie of Satan. 1John 5:19

[@snahg2356]

Dear Lady, it's not religion that sustains you, it's not the rock you build your faith on. Jesus Christ is your Savior and where your faith should be. In His care and the care of your Father in Heaven is always there if you look and Believe. Don't give up on them, the Savior's hand is extended still. This life is for testing and trying, don't throw your faith away on earthly trials. You will see your children again. Hold too your faith dear Sister.

[@deborahjellenburg4939]

⁠​⁠@@snahg2356. Do not throw your faith away on an earthly trial. This is the best way I’ve ever heard it put. Some things are just not meant for us to know down here, but God will make it known to us in Heaven. He would love to make it known to us the how and why of everything but he just wants us to TRUST AND OBEY HIM. At the right time he will make it known to us and sometimes we find out the why a few years down the road. Who knows? Maybe he takes them on because there is something going to happen to them down the road that would cause them great physical or mental pain. God always has our best interests at heart and he’s always going to be with us through thick or thin. He said he would never leave us and he won’t.

[@jeanwillis7774]

Oh my,that poor lady and husband that lost their grown children,how awful…. My heart goes out to them ♥️🙏🇨🇦

[@christiangasior4244]

I’ve learned from watching these that maybe I should not get a motorcycle after all.

[@thereminfan9555]

No, please don't. I've been grateful many times that my father successfully talked me out of it when I was a teenager. They're wonderful machines, but staying alive is even better.

[@SJC49]

NEVER cycle or board without a helmet.

[@dlebreton7888]

Too many cyclists think they are invincible and do not need to wear a helmet! Death wish.

[@vickimoran1349]

What happened to the gentleman with the swollen wrist?

[@Pammellam]

The Dr said it was not broken and his blood work was good. They put him in a splint and sent him home but he was to come back again because the Dr wanted to get to the bottom of why his wrist was so swollen. There was no follow up after that.

[@Kat-tr2ig]

Sara having to take care of her brother Peter is something I don't wish for my daughter. I have a son with cerebral palsy and I worry what will happen to him after I pass away. There are no facilities here for him, and I have no other family. Care is going to fall directly on my daughter and I don't think that's fair.

[@deniseg-hill1730]

Helmets should be compulsory

[@katamine11]

23:25 “so based on your professional CT scan” As opposed to an amateur CT scan? Wut?

[@jesmaedeiparine3868]

It’s “provisional ct scan”; basically a quick reporting/reading (compared to the final) of the findings in trauma cases where you need info asap

[@deborahjellenburg4939]

Did the man who had the motorcycle accident have Downs Syndrome?! At the end of the video I didn’t see any traits of Downs. He didn’t have the flattened nose and face nor the eyes having only one lid? Maybe I misheard his sister say that?

[@NickUncommon]

He had a bicycle accident, and his wife has the brother with Trisomy 21.

[@lauraleecreations3217]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@christinevanduuren5014]

93 years of age?! Good grief. He looks 80.

[@StingerPat]

Who pays UK healthcare? Residents pay insurance or Governemt paid?

[@moni1950412]

Gay people are the nicest and most understandable people.

[@RobertJohnson-gk2gj]

Wear your Helmet & seatbelts!!! & slow down!!

[@Trista5]

This definitely isn’t like any hospital In Canada 🤦‍♀️

[@barbaraness4507]

I can’t stand staring. Our mom taught us not to stare at people.

[@lindajack7969]

The first nurse is beautiful and smart however, it’s difficult to understand what she is saying.🙁

[@ahwell9984]

I think she's a doctor, Harsha.