Inside Critical Care Decisions - 24 Hours In A&E - Medical Documentary

[@PneumaNoose]

WOW! Malcom was absolutely unrecognizable from the day of his heart attack to the interview. He looks 20 years older but healthier. That is the most sobering interview I’ve seen so far. Just WOW.

[@josi4251]

Amanda is just the cutest little nurse ever! Her sweet voice and childlike delight in simple things -- singing, laughing with colleagues -- makes me wish she were one of my friends!

[@cynhiacations9879]

She's a sweetheart

[@anglophils645]

I'm sorry, but I find her squeaky little voice and her silliness to be totally annoying. I think she should work in the pediatric ER, only. She will annoy quite a few adults, I fear.

[@rozphelps9977]

The baby voice is kind of annoying

[@stacyneuman8619]

She is a cutie pie 😊

[@lorimontcalm9086]

Dez and Amanda are the sweetest people ever! And the young doc who realizes people are going to do what they do, give them the facts, not preach. Love it.

[@theresapickering8375]

Amanda is an angel in disguise I would love her around if I was sick 😂❤

[@sharonjones4995]

She’s a sweetheart ❤

[@alanatolstad4824]

Des has such profound monologues.

[@dustinplatt6882]

120 drinks a week? One meal a week? How do people think that your body will just keep going like nornal? We all die, but it seems like some people wanna get there quicker.

[@ICU306]

And i thought I had a drinking problem… 120 drink a week sounds so bad 😭

[@violetdreams1799]

i don't believe it.. unless the guy was actually keeping track, 120 drinks a week is an absurd answer..i doubt this seriously...1 meal a week? i really don't believe anything that guy said

[@BeatheGoth-uk5tj]

I would.

[@matthewthechalk]

They used units. A Heineken in the UK is equivalent to 3.3 units. So over a week that would be 36 Heinekens. An average of 5 beers a day. Pretty easy work for an alcoholic

[@Rebeccasparkle]

@@violetdreams1799same. I feel like he was lying.

[@janbarber7807]

The best series I've seen.Save the NHS,it is such a good expression of what being British is all about.

[@babawawa1953]

Amanda is a joy to watch & listen to. She has a grateful, beautiful and delightful attitude.

[@lindawitherspoon446]

Dr Dez is such a lovely person.

[@vaughnmojado8637]

I used to drink sorta like him. Maybe worse plus drugs. I’ve been clean and sober since 7/25/98. I couldn’t imagine going back to that. It also led me to be like Amanda the technician. If I could help someone smile, my job is done for that moment. Amanda is a great person. Rock on, Lady A.

[@SaskiaDhanyaधन्य]

i owe my life to these heroes. forever gratful.

[@robertschroeder1527]

That guy that only drinks kept saying he doesn’t have any time to do anything healthy for his life. He certainly found time to drink heavily every day. Alcoholism at its worst even though he seems to be functioning. Hopefully he gets it under control quick

[@kiwisweetheart71]

I loved the doc telling him if he slipped in a river of booze, don't let too much go into his mouth.

[@Rebeccasparkle]

This episode is like 15 years old lol

[@Sailor1010]

I like the little story’s behind each family and relationship. This is very well done.

[@babawawa1953]

I needed Dr Dez when I went to the ER a couple of months ago. Medical staff were professional but I never felt any degree of compassion or caring. Maybe I expect too much.

[@kimmullins337]

I was noticing that about him too...

[@Dovietail]

DR. DES!!! He's so good on this show. I just love his spirit. And the camera loves him too! He has an enigmatic face.

[@daisi4925]

What were those pink things on Malcolm’s arms? Amanda you are a delight! Dr Dez, you are a God sent, bless you and yours

[@kimtaeri13]

It's medical tape holding lines in place

[@daisi4925]

@@kimtaeri13 thank you and have a blessed life

[@PneumaNoose]

Yes it’s tape. Us old schoolers here in the US call it “nurse’s tape”. It’s a cloth-like tape you can use for just about anything❤ Also, it usually comes in only white but they make them in color nowadays.

[@BhappyD]

Medical tape, which is keeping his IV line and IV tubing securely in place.

[@daisi4925]

@@BhappyD thank you

[@patriciasneed6327]

I love Amanda!! She is so sweet. Why can't American ER's be like England's? I've never seen such compassionate nurses and doctors. After my terrible experience last year (twice) I'm now afraid to go to the ER.

[@donnamitchell7707]

This was another fantastic episode. Have a great day my friend ❤️🙂⚘️🏥.

[@marypasco2213]

Bob is kind of like me. except, my brain says 'Oh, that looks like fun', and my body says 'You want to do WHAT!?!?!? I don't think so!!!'

[@missmehndi]

Amanda should be considered a national treasure & protected at all costs. 😂 I just love her personality!!

[@marykegouws6364]

She is sunlight!

[@louisebostock1287]

What an amazing, thoughtful man the consultant, Des, is.

[@sophiabright8371]

Dr. Des: truer words never spoken! ❤❤❤

[@rhondapuleo1971]

I'd like to see an episode where they focus on the minor injuries, just to see what types of problems go on in there.

[@angeleyes9990]

I had to say goodbye to my 51 yr old husband who fell on the kitchen though I did CPR I knew he was gone. That WAS 33 YRS AGO AND IT IS AS FRESH IN MY MIND AS IF IT JUST HAPPENED SOME LOSSES ARE TO GREAT TO RECOVER.HE WAS ONE OF THOSE AS A RETIRED NURSE I KNOW WE COULD NOT SAVE EVERYONE

[@angelaame6148]

I believe that everything happens for a reason, good, bad or indifferent.... Thank goodness Malcolms wife came back home...

[@gr_acehood7861]

Describe indifferent

[@William2512]

Amen

[@TheHellnfire]

How CREEPY that not only ONE accident (which didn't send her home) but TWO accidents! Kinda like "oh, you don't get the picture, allow me to make sure you just go home"! Just unbelievable! I'm not religious at all. But you just can't ignore something amazing happened to be THAT forceful to send her home! & How lucky that she actually knows how to perform CPR! They asked 1,000 people just on the street with a camera crew if they knew the order of correct CPR. 27 people got it right! They were hoping to encourage the public to take the Free course's through the ambulance service

[@janwood2774]

Love Amanda, what a wonderful nurse ❤

[@bikevault2302]

Angels walk amongst us💯

[@EvelynPeake]

Just love Amanda such a beautiful soul and she is so happy ever day just love her so much ❤

[@charmainehatton5668]

People in the waiting area don't appear to be in distress of emergency care. Does the dept double as a clinic as well. Looks like they need to be seen in the DOCTORS OFFICE not ER.

[@danagarrett7591]

So cute to see where cath lab was during filming, to how it is now :) so pwoud

[@christiaancoetzee2964]

I am a firm believer that God will decide the very second we depart this life. I had a major heart attack two years ago and a TIA a year ago. On my last discharge the doctor told me that if he can give me good advice, its for me to get my paperwork in order. In both instances my response was that God decides the second and that second will be the best time for me. By grace I am living a normal life and enjoy every day. I do have to take a large amount of meds everyday, but it just becomes a new norm. One quickly adjusts to limitations, but the most important is to continue living to the fullest and not to sit and wait upon death. It will come at the right time, until then, enjoy life.

[@ArmorofGodtx1]

I so agree

[@cosmvc]

you can still put your paperwork in order.. if god does decide you need to go your family will be in crisis

[@PneumaNoose]

I just have to wonder what heather did in the 90s where they spoke on the phone for 5 years before meeting *blushing giggle* 🤭

[@rhiannonheal6671]

I came to say the same thing!!😂😂😂

[@chriskolb3105]

What are you implying? It’s not at all uncommon, If you are in sales or own a business.

[@PneumaNoose]

@@chriskolb3105 sigh, way to ruin a perfectly fine joke about 1800hotstuff

[@drsuessl]

As always, a great episode ❤

[@lizardwhispererfivehead3552]

14:23 Amanda 😂❤

[@gr_acehood7861]

Shes awesome she was over my house last night and shes absolutely more than a sweetheart. Shes an "AMAZING LOVER" wink wink. Hope u have a bless rest of your weekend.

[@lizardwhispererfivehead3552]

@@gr_acehood7861 😂😉🫶🏻

[@ManuelaPoissonnet]

dont we all need an Amanda in our lifes? ... what an amazing Woman with a Character that is just sooo joyful to witness ... its Tinkerbell in Person

[@Krise343]

Having had a career in cardiology I find it baffling how someone can have no self awareness, no ability to articulate their own medical history. 🙁

[@diane5593]

It might be deniel?lots of people don't want to face being sick with health issues,and our brains sometimes tend to not want to remember painful things.

[@ranjittyagi9354]

Bob 16:40 looks way older than 61.

[@Renee-b2y]

Someone sent you back home to him❤❤❤❤❤

[@sarahnorman3520]

That poor nurse. Her face when she asked the dude about his diet… 😑

[@grammybear4226]

🐼 Big Panda Bear Hugs from a 71 yr old grandma in Texas, USA and by the way l'm subscribed and l hit Like. 🐼 l am NOT a Bot!

[@TheHellnfire]

27:23 if the fellow had a Heart Attack? Why is there blood around his mouth & nose? Please everyone 🙏 you can get a FREE course through the Ambulance Service on how to correctly do CPR! IT'S SO WORTH the 3 hours (pending where you live) that could potentially save your child's, mum's, dad's life! 3 hours is a drop in the sea compared to giving Years to someone 💓

[@BarbaraHolroyd-tw1xc]

Phil ,,,,what a Pratt

[@lizardwhispererfivehead3552]

I love you ppl in the uk & love the kings college and folks at Saint George’s 💓🙌🏻🫶🏻🥰

[@lizardwhispererfivehead3552]

And luv dr DEZ ! 🤩💞

[@janismooney5881]

There is nothing funny about human suffering.

[@YaYaFGAN]

Isn’t he wonderful! If I was in A&E, it would be so comforting to have him as a doctor. So kind and compassionate.​@@lizardwhispererfivehead3552

[@lizardwhispererfivehead3552]

@@janismooney5881 like not everyone knows this. Fortunately, Janis , there are kind, compassionate people that can help us along when we have these hard times. 🫶🏻🙏🏻❣️❤️‍🩹

[@lizardwhispererfivehead3552]

@@janismooney5881usually having compassion makes these times of suffering much lighter … hopefully you’ll feel compassion one day .. I’m so happy I get to care for my 85 year old mother on hospice at home It’s a blessing to have family &also Good caregivers 😅❤

[@delaneythompson1161]

I believe Phil needs counseling

[@jennyvanniekerk9600]

O hell live life as if its yr last - dont booze & drug it away.

[@annielyst]

They did not give an update on the 12-year-old. Hope she is still doing well.

[@rescue4fortyfour]

They said she was fine and that all tests came back normal. She has a bump on her head that isn’t serious, thankfully!

[@annielyst]

@@rescue4fortyfour I still would have liked an update - and to see how she looks outside of that hospital bed.

[@rescue4fortyfour]

@@annielyst Oh, I see what you’re saying. After she was up and was feeling better. I would have liked an update too and to see her as her normal self! I also enjoyed listening to her and her Mom speak in Lithuanian. It’s such an old and beautiful language!

[@AliceLi-v1m]

这医生好帅，增加了我学oet的动力☺

[@SophieAnna777]

Anybody know when these videos were originally filmed? I live in Canada and it doesn’t seem like these are from 2024

[@darkmoore05]

I think 2012? Or thereabouts.

[@karllager3117]

Blackberry Porsche??? But I'm not a Porsche hahahaha

[@marykegouws6364]

I thought he said Posh 😂

[@BonnieGranvelli]

The great man is God Almighty an he alone knows when our time is up, my husband dropped on the kitchen floor at 51 I was a nurse but he was blue an he just went to heaven

[@guyanomaly]

Watching this from the US, wishing we had something like the NHS. My ex-fiancé had heart problems that led to me needing to call 911 a couple of times. That medical debt was crushing. I am so indebted to the paramedics who saved his life, but it’s hard.

[@healingtouchangel]

What a sweet love story,….Malcom and Heather

[@JanetMacleod-zw6uq]

Phil is ridiculous

[@powthehamster]

Idk man, it seems like he has an obvious problem.

[@tamrak9890]

Poor guy with a heart attack looked like a cardiac event looking for a place to happen. As a species we really suck at taking care of ourselves. 😢

[@MH_Prof]

Adult children should know their parents’ medical history well or keep it written on them at all times.

[@lilianahogan6314]

I was adopted to Irish parents from Romania, I know their medical history but I will never know my biological parents medical history so every time I'm asked if there's a family history of a condition, I usually have to say I don't know.

[@janethughes9541]

Evening all.

[@ahmedabdalazyeem2054]

Lovely ❤

[@gailadamsgauladams9403]

I'm wondering why they didn't address his "blood in the poo" comment. That would seem like something that could be serious esp since that guy drank a lot of alcohol and because of pain he could have been taking NSAIDS. at the same time.

[@sarahnorman3520]

Absolutely. That’s haemorrhoids at best and all sorts of possibilities of awful at worst.

[@ewright1188able]

It seems like it took too long to get the heart attack to the cath lab.

[@helookalikaman79]

25:10 THANK YOU... The big things that are done differently between USA/UK is the UK treats the patients with dignity, and modesty... we don't really get that here in the USA. They claim we do, nope... And the other is you treat the patient's pain, here even if you are in so much pain, nothing matters.... Job, home, spouse, parent, food, not one thing.... Death would be more humane... The ER (A&E) will treat you as if you are an addict and are just a pill seeker.... They don't care about pain, until they are the patient..

[@enitachipoyi1377]

Phil, its time to grow up

[@sharonjones4995]

Way past time to grow up!🙄

[@BarbaraHolroyd-tw1xc]

And let the blond go

[@ckerspilo]

Sounds like that guys liver is screaming at him

[@Dovietail]

Television has so conditioned us to expect people to be beautiful walking x-rays that when we actually see normal people on this show, they seem freakish and strange. It takes me a minute to say, "Oh wait, they look like almost everybody I know, and in fact, almost everybody in the world!!

[@jeanhawken4482]

The various declarations of love are beautiful it is the best of community. To know love is very special

[@maureenkelly6143]

Its not good that some staff play up to the camera! Its not their last minutes of fame unlike some

[@psweeneyville]

I was thinking that Phil had gall stones…

[@amyexner]

That’s shocking…..drinking, and not eating well with the age of 35…irresponsible..grow up.

[@jewel65]

That's how some people cope with stress & life. It's not the smartest way but I wouldn't say irresponsible.

[@summerangel1157]

What’s. Dr des full name ?.

[@paulybarr]

It's surprising and disappointing to hear Desmond say " If the Great Man has decided that your time is up, then we are working against him and nature to try and turn that around..." So, why does Des bother then? Clearly, doctors and nurses can't do anything in that case. But, of course, they CAN. So where does that the leave the input of his invisible sky friend? What fatuity coming from such a compassionate and skilled man.

[@belindawilson1350]

Can what keep you alive on life support? If they have sorted out your heart but due to lack of oxygen to the brain from the heart not beating. You may suffer huge brain damage. So your brain cannot give the signals to breathe and heart to beat because you are"brain dead". Drs cannot fix that dead brain. So the only thing keeping the body functioning is the life support equipment . So yes if your time is up it is up. So yes they do all they can until the reality is there is nothing more that they can do.They bother because If someone if furtunate to receive correct CPR in time. They get the heart going and because of the timeous CPR the brain is not damaged at all or there is some damage but the brain can still function to sustain life. The results of the amount of brain damage and quality of life will only be known as the person recovers.Dr Des is spot on.That is why he tries and knows that at some point nothing more can be done. For spelling and grammar critics . My brain got damaged so Its spellcheck is faulty.❤

[@ArmorofGodtx1]

The guy had to come to A&E and have a Doc tell him stopped pushing it. He was pooping blood pain on his side.he was killing his liver.. Epileptic have to watch out for liver damage too. We do not drink or should not drink. Medication destroys your liver.

[@wilmabrink7679]

All the parties and lots of women.

[@ranjittyagi9354]

18:32 😴

[@sheripatterson8112]

That kind of drinking 😮 yuck!!! It will catch up 2 you really fast/then the liver with take the brunt of it.

[@howardcraigiv518]

It’s Good to see American Football Teams ( Carolina Panthers ) represented across the Pond. Football has brought so many memories to our Family.

[@angeleyes9990]

The great man is God Almighty. The Bible is clear who our creator is an who has charge.

[@simonchurchman3801]

No helping people ….people drinking too much and unhealthy ,,,over weight etc etc…some people bring it on themselves …..then get upset and surprised when it goes wrong …life and families are super important

[@therealD-Dawg]

Found the nazi

[@anglophils645]

Surely Malcolm's wife realizes that she has allowed both him and herself, to become obese. Even their daughters are already overweight. As big as he is, it's not surprising that Malcolm has developed heart disease. If he and his wife do not begin a healthy eating and exercise program, neither will live a full life span.

[@marionbrooke2343]

Why do you want to blame it all on the wife? We had a very small glimpse into their life and have no idea how they eat. Believe it or not, people who look completely healthy have heart attacks as well. I think the event planner guy needed to be talked to about his diet. Even though he looked healthy, I would bet that his back pain was from his kidney's trying to process all that alcohol, being dehydrated and bad nutrition, yet it didn't appear that the doctor had any interest in talking about any of that.

[@therealD-Dawg]

@@marionbrooke2343because he’s an inception

[@kimmullins337]

PIGS IN SPACE 🎉😂❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@xyz12345457]

Does that doctor even know what alcohol can do? That man has all the signs that he is going to die by destroying his liver, pancreas or both. The doctor is like hey think about your drinking. Maybe this is why GB has a problem with booze 2nd only to Russia.

[@Utkarsh9163]

The black guy may fall into chronic liver Cirrhosis

[@koalasez1200]

Amanda is good w/patients but not so sure coworkers are keen with the fairy dust stuff etc. She would drive me bonkers.

[@carolakestermann2942]

Endlich😅❤

[@lizardwhispererfivehead3552]

“A littlr bit of pixie dust “ NURSE: ya ok ? Fairie girl Amanda : noaw not really 😂😂😂😂 She’s cute eY😂❤

[@scotterman7951]

Did The Patient In Cardiac Arrest Did After Getting To Hospital For Emergency Treatment Aod Care In The Instenstive Care Unit Scott Erman USA 🇺🇸

[@CrankyPantss]

They give updates on the patients at the end of the videos.

[@Sashazur]

Watch at 43:44, he recovered. Looks like he also lost weight, good for him.

[@sootheholistic3064]

grow up seriously

[@gr_acehood7861]

Who grow up what they do

[@AmberKelly82]

​@@gr_acehood7861I haven't finished the video yet but they may be talking about Phil. He's 36 but acting and living like he's a teenager. His lifestyle is killing him

[@dianemadigan3252]

Don’t grow up; it’s a trap! 😂

[@kimberlykoopman8004]

Doctor called God "The Great Man". My son will call him God when he gets out of medical school. Pleased that the doc did not use the term "The Universe". :)

[@therealD-Dawg]

Lol wtf is wrong with you

[@alexanderplatzberlin3940]

Narrator: "Kings College London ... one of the busiest A&E departments in the world ...". And why would that be, is there any statistic on this? Or is this just the entitled notion that the UK is the centre of the world, and that hospitals bigger and busier are nowhere to be found (especially not in dark corners like Europe, the Americas and Asia)? Get over your neocolonial outlook on the world - you are nothing special. 🙄🙄🙄

[@ArmorofGodtx1]

Amanda is a very nice person but I cannot stand her voice. Adults with kid voices have to get frustrated on the phone. People must think they are kids. My voice is not very feminine and I hate it. You are stuck with the voice you get.

[@Novemberrain111]

Thats such a rude comment, why even say anything at all if your gona say that?!!!ugh disgusting!

[@kiwisweetheart71]

Amanda is as cute as a button. How can you live in an English speaking country, and not speak the ,language? In my country, you must have a reasonable understanding of spoken and written English, to be able to emigrate here. Blonde hair always looks silly on a person of color, IMHO.

[@Novemberrain111]

STOP W THE RUDE COMMENT!!!!!!!!

[@IRNASARI-e7y]

DALAM NAMA TUHAN YESUS PADA SAAT INI JUGA KAMU SUDAH SEMBUH AMEN

[@UmmCarl]

Bullshit, I've had 6 heart attacks outside the hospital and I'm fine, my quality of life is excellent, And I've had stents and angioplasty and neither took longer than a half hour., not 3

[@lindaarnold5683]

Of course, even without any medical training, you are an expert on cardiac events. With all the medical interventions you have had, had to imagine a perfectly healthy life. 😮😮😮

[@rebeccahuntress4617]

Thank God because he is why you walk

[@UmmCarl]

@@lindaarnold5683 little biter, angry Linda. Kiss my ass, it's genetic going back 4 generations.Only two male members of my family have lived beyond 60, now go talk shit about them.,

[@pattyk734]

They were talking about a cardiac arrest outside of hospital not heart attacks which usually happen outside of hospital.

[@sherryoconnor8544]

Not everyone has the same procedures nor do you know his specific needs. Your blessed to be alive.

[@richardjones3826]

I know these guys try to do everything they can with the overload that is the NHS, but it all looks really slow, i,ve had 24 ops, while i,m very happy, mostly with what they,ve done, things could,ve been dealt with more quickly. Juhaptergee

[@kristelbrok998]

But they are doing everything as fast as they can, what do you want them do to? Run around, increasing the risk of slipping and falling, and hurry along, increasing the risk of mistakes being made, because they're stressing? 😅