Romford's Queens Hospital Emergency Rooms | S01 E014 | Medical Documentary | All Documentary

Over in Romford's Queen's Hospital Maternity Unit, Bed 7 is looking after 28-year-old single mum Shirley who is being assessed after her waters broke in the cafe downstairs. She is keen on having a water birth, but as her labour develops it becomes clear this won't be possible.
Over at the Day Surgery Unit in Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital Carl has arrived to have an operation on his nose. He has been having problems with it for the last year and has already had two investigative operations to find out what is going on. The surgery today will involve the bone being broken and moved to the side.
Secret Life of the Hospital Bed is a unique 20-part series where across the 60-minute episodes, fixed-rig cameras tell the story of patients who enter four different hospitals across the UK. The hospitals are The Royal Victoria Infirmary in Newcastle, The Queen's Hospital in Romford, The Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham and The Great Northern Children’s Hospital in Newcastle. The circumstances, the ailment, the treatment, the length of stay - everything is personal to the individual involved. But the one constant throughout is the bed.
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[@sherrymadden2599]

I'm watching on KZbin in America. Loving this show...binge watching !! Thank you 🌷

[@nenblom]

Sherry Madden SAME!!

[@ALiz86]

I'm shocked that a pediatric hospital only has 9 beds! Here in the states, I am in the same city as one of the top hospitals in the world. The ER has 75 rooms and additional treatment areas with chairs.

[@tina.a.59]

Here in Sweden if you are lucky if you can get a bed at all, for example if you had a baby before you have to go home after 8 hours after delivery ( if it was whit out any problems) and at the emergency department the longest I have been waiting for a doctor was over 15 hours and it cost 400 swedish crowns 😮 !!

[@myriam7074]

It’s crazy how she’s aloud to chow down on pizza while in labour, in Canada you get ice 😂

[@daveysodyssey9990]

Same in the USA! Lol

[@amylee3531]

You can eat in Canada but many wont bring it to you. Unless you use a midwife. They cant stop you from eating. Especially since they have proven women do better with food in their bodies for the energy. I took all my own food for my deliveries. The no food policy originally began because they didnt want women to have bowel movements in labour. Also why they used to give them enemas too. Now they say its incase you need a c section

[@jcweatherdotnet4747]

Allowed.

[@marywilkinson7634]

I ate just before my water broke. I was made miserable by vomiting and horrible nausea from having a full stomach. Yuck.

[@stacyneuman8619]

Same in the US.Just ice.

[@christerry182]

Best show in my 74 yrs☺️

[@BigGrabowski]

As someone with a twisted leg, shortened tendons, and recurring aneurysmal cysts, it's nice seeing someone (the man with clubbed feet) being taken seriously. Here in the US, if you come in complaining of a chronic pain or an issue that hasn't been resolved, doctors just tell you you're fine and send you away.

[@jackiemarini3203]

So true . It's awful over here in the US Dr just don't care .They ask you what your pain is 1 to 10 you tell them they tell you noway .I had pancreatitis it's very painful.Dr said I'm not giving you nothing you won't die from pain .I walked out .And I was so sick .

[@marthaj67]

What doctors have you had that don't take your pain seriously? IF this is the case, you're seeing the wrong doctors! _Our doctors in the United States are some of the best in the world, who are working with a healthcare system that has been seriously compromised by politicians in Washington, DC!_ I see some of the BEST pain management doctors in the world who manage my chronic pain _very well_ right here in the UNITED STATES. Frankly, I'm sick and tired of "my fellow Americans" complaining (and in many cases flat out lying) about our healthcare system out of some vague belief that they're signalling their virtue! Just shut-up! You're not gaining any points with strangers in other countries by bagging on the people who are HERE in your own country to help you! Get over yourselves!

[@BigGrabowski]

@@marthaj67 It's been a lifelong issue with over ten doctors. They refuse to do a hip replacement or a hemi-femoral replacement, because it's "too extreme" for someone my age, effectively dooming me to a life of extreme pain. My condition is extremely rare, as aneurysmal cysts (already a rare condition) usually resolve themselves in childhood, but mine have persisted to this day, 28 years after the first onset. The only treatment is the excision of the cyst fluid, and my condition worsened enough that I broke my femur near the hip at 13. That damaged my tendons and caused my twisted leg. It's never going to resolve, but doctors have refused to pluck out the eye that offends me, so to speak. I live in Ohio, which has one of the worst-rated healthcare systems in the country, especially for people like me who are not wealthy. Ohio's insurance policies are not welcome enough that even Johns Hopkins (Maryland), the ONLY hospital I could find that treats adults with my condition in the US, said they would not take insurance cases specifically from Ohio, due to some form of Ohio law system I can't remember. I am on disability on Medicare, but when I was on Medicaid, I was treated with an air of disrespect by most GPs and dental workers. Not everyone benefits from the US healthcare system.

[@randomvintagefilm273]

Or accuse you of being an addict

[@babenning]

Shirley is freaking amazing, 10lb baby and nothing but gas and air. So glad Carl can breath better now, I'm with him, I've had 2 surgeries over last 3 years and those few moments before they put you to sleep, terrifying. I wonder if they take that into account when giving the dosage of anesthetic, like the anxiety and probably high bp from it. So glad Josephine made it to her grandson's wedding, she seems like such a lovely woman. And Daniel, could he be any cuter. ❤💖❤

[@tamaraj4200]

I don't mind the going to sleep part but waking up is the scary part for me.

[@christyc3720]

I had a 10 lb 6oz baby with nothing. I had 4 kids and he was my easiest.

[@susiemcd3941]

Hello from Omaha Nebraska! Love this series!

[@angelabordack]

I absolutely love this show! Keep them coming. Thank you!

[@carmendebattista8060]

Never seen a mum in labour eating pizza!☺

[@dadt8009]

Daniel is the cutest thing I have seen on YT other than Labrador puppies. :-)

[@thebluehotel426]

He looks like a small adult. Smart beyond his years.

[@mariawilson2595]

I hope the medic solve Louises problems, he is a lovely young man in severe pain ! and doesnt want to get reliant on painkillers !

[@silc.1002]

Love these videos so much

[@karinross66]

Love these type of shows. Keep them coming!

[@JNG8101]

Keep the videos coming!

[@cornellwaters9089]

♿ Thank You!

[@siison1390]

I find myself binge waiting these Hero’s. 🤩

[@nikkimctouton6706]

big baby she did amazingly well

[@randomvintagefilm273]

Little Daniel is just too cute!

[@shayraneedham3985]

I have thought about these beds so much!! This is so cool❤️

[@Jess.the.mess23]

That lady waited 2 DAYS before coming to the hospital for what she thought might be a stoke ! Thats crazy to me...and she waitied in the waiting room ?!?

[@gidget_]

I know. In the US they are immediately taken back no matter what and they start getting tests and meds. right away. There would be a big problem if a heart patient was ever waiting in the waiting room.

[@theresegbat309]

And she said she was a nurse 😮

[@katheysparling6873]

That one shocked me too. It seems sometimes from health profession are worst patients. 😮

[@tammyjones5186]

True life videos are nice.

[@FlawlessImperfectionBeauty]

The gentleman with the nose was the best, you could sit and laugh with him, lol !

[@tina.a.59]

I hope the next time he have some socks whit out holes in them 😂😂

[@traciemurphy4768]

I’ve never seen a woman eat pizza while in labor 😂

[@teganmatthews5078]

Aww yay club foot ❤️ sorry your having problems with your club foot! My daughter was born with club foot as well!

[@annatabor3712]

It's the foot club!!!!

[@annatabor3712]

It's the foot club!!!

[@randomvintagefilm273]

Wow 53 years as a nurse? That must be a record or close to it. If she started at 20, she worked until 73!

[@ladyeme8375]

Another awesome video! Congratulations to the new mommy, and glad 😁 the people are doing great 👍🏻 too! Like always, thank you 😊 for sharing 😉

[@keithnichols7926]

The delivery room seemed a bit out of control, with the kid rolling around on the floor and the pizza intake. I guess they wanted a home-like atmosphere for the patient.

[@karensamuels390]

Kid needs to go with a sitter.

[@brooke11111]

I really don’t understand why people refuse pain meds for labor. It doesn’t make you any less of a mother because you wanted to alleviate one of the worst pains.

[@nenblom]

Daniel is such a cute kid!

[@bobbiejoe2920]

I give mad props to all the Women who do childbirth naturally love you all❤🌼🌹

[@jennygreber7176]

I had my water broken at 8am after 6 hrs nothing so they put me on this drip which was a medication that sped things up and made contractions intense. I had to have a nurse by my side because of the drug and couldn't have any pain med or epidural. It was agony yet I did my best to stay calm and quiet....they'd said no one has ever been so quiet but I felt had I not it could make things feel worse. When I was finally ready to give birth and push with each contraction no more pain and at 1223 am on the 23rd of Sept I had my daughter. Having her was worth every second every minute and all those hrs of horrific pain. Bless these mom's and their babies❤💕

[@kingjasOPB]

10:40 Dad: Let's go home and get some chocolate Sounds like dad went to the Remus Lupin School of Medicine

[@lindaarnold5683]

12hours is not long gor labor, especially delivering a 10lb baby!!😊

[@jackiemarini3203]

Tell me that little boy will not have to watch the labor 😱

[@Julie-gx8ju]

ENJOYABLE PROGRAM.

[@jintyc9133]

I wonder why they don’t use paper rolls instead of changing a sheet after every patient

[@sarahsantos5757]

In Canada you never ask for pain relief, they just assume you are looking for opioids and ignore u… at least that way in all Ontario hospitals I’ve been in

[@jackiemarini3203]

Same way in the US if you ask you get nothing. .If you need it you get nothing .Are Dr just have given up .Nurses too .😢

[@sarahsantos5757]

@@jackiemarini3203 So sad to hear this…. I feel sorry for anyone who really needs the help when they are ignored.

[@Mori-chandesu]

I spent quite a while in Toronto. I have chronic illnesses that mess with my heart and lungs, I always just explained my issue and showed the reception person my medical ID tags and I was seen. I must mention though. I am allergic to Opiates.

[@donnagibson5380]

Everyone has holes in their socks! Funny!!

[@lorettatomplait2672]

Not me lol

[@ginawethington6668]

They wouldn't let me eat once I started labor.

[@deanawells4395]

I have had probably 20 surgeries and never thought oh geese I might not survive surgery

[@sharongreen1366]

I have had 20 surgeries also 😂

[@lizasilomar8545]

Carl, the man who had nose surgery, looks like George Michael.

[@burly636]

I threw up from pain and she's eating pizza. Tough lady

[@ginawethington6668]

I had no pain meds either

[@jackiemarini3203]

I think Daniel is so cute .✝️💟☮️

[@mjb12141963]

I have had two surgical procedures to open my nasal passages, and neither lasted more than a year.

[@francesbacon7825]

Us too only ice.

[@frankyfrankson2564]

I think he deserves better... why was no one there earlier? I wouldnt want to go into surgery by myself thats so sad....

[@keithnichols7926]

I prefer going through medical procedure alone-just me and the docs-without worrying anyone else. I do like to have someone drive me to and from the hospital, though.

[@michelleshelley995]

I like ur Kentucky tee shirt

[@davidlionheart2438]

Of course O.J. will share his toys. Especially with his friends Nicole and Ron.

[@amylee3531]

5 hours of labour and she's finding a pain free labour a challenge? Well yeah! Had a 30 hour natura then forcep assistedl with my 2nd. Can't say I enjoyed myself 😆

[@lindaarnold5683]

Josephine could have Bells Palsey??

[@lindaarnold5683]

Score!! I was correct!! 😊😊

[@groomer537]

Busted with holy socks

[@ymimad49]

I am concerned about a child in the delivery room....doesnt seem right to me.

[@lilred9483]

Say what you want about American Hospitals but they take strokes very seriously and you wouldn't be sitting around in the waiting room.

[@shayraneedham3985]

Same in Australia

[@marlenekirkham5736]

I was shocked she was in the waiting room

[@tamaraj4200]

Same in Canada but does depend on symptoms.

[@chesiedengun]

I had a dunkin donuts blueberry donut before labor 🤢 it was up in my throat the entire time and 24years later I can't stand the smell or even get close to eating one 🤮🤮

[@lindaarnold5683]

Why is an 8 year old in with mom in active labor?

[@melanytodd2929]

Its the 21st century. WHY no pain relief??? 🤷‍♀️

[@olisaprice9870]

😎 TV show

[@crystaltheo8494]

Why are the nurses cleaning thr discharges? Dont they have housekeepers

[@aegisarboulange4780]

Because they are already there and waiting for housekeepers would be a health hazard.

[@kingjasOPB]

They may need a fast turnover for the room, or housekeeping is in another room/part of the department. Cleaning supplies (here in the US) are typically available at each bed, often in the form of wipes- my hospital seems to favor Cavicide. Nurses do WAY more than we think they do.

[@tamaraj4200]

I've seen nurses do it here in Canada if they need the bed.

[@ewaofilmy1254]

All the man in the episode have holes in their socks

[@dfish5647]

dont they use wheelchairs there

[@tamaraj4200]

Depends on the person but yes.

[@yuuji3795]

hospital beds are hella comfy.

[@tamaraj4200]

Since when?

[@yuuji3795]

Crafty Tamara when i had a seizure on it because it felt so comfy

[@karlahemphill3414]

Why 29 beds? Why not 30?

[@margavandieken6928]

Owwwovelyvw sweet l

[@karensamuels390]

Slapping an arm to find iv site is absolutely a no no in the USA. It could be used as abuse allegation.

[@sharongreen1366]

Everything in America will upset someone. Everyone wants the attention

[@karensamuels390]

Sharon, in US dont slap trying to find an iv site. Thats what i am saying.

[@sharongreen1366]

@@karensamuels390 I know what you are saying. I was agreeing.

[@FeydaWeye]

Aren't babies born over 10 # prone to diabetes later in life?

[@Ralphies_Mom]

I guess there are drug seekers in every country

[@tamaraj4200]

He did seem oddly calm after being examined, pain like that doesn't just go away. Its like he knew what was coming.

[@annerhodes5763]

The young guys pain magically disappeared when he knew he was getting those meds 🤔

[@rosaamaro8966]

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