Day In The Life Of Paramedics: Treating Britain's Vulnerable Patients | Inside The Ambulance

[@Isabella-j1j]

These are truly miracle workers. Like this my dream job next to a trauma surgeon. Seeing the way they treat these people with such kindness is just so heartwarming. ❤❤

[@MadelineRose-ep7fj]

Another learning experience for me! Love to all who made this program possible.😊

[@ShariahThomas]

Thank you for your service appreciate it very appreciated it ❤😊❤❤❤😊❤😊❤😊❤😊❤

[@elvisbeeblebrox]

People cave my head in. Sick as a pup, but POSSIBLE side effects-which are usually pretty uncommon- are scarier than getting much sicker or dying. So frustrating.

[@ShariahThomas]

Thank you for your service appreciate it very appreciated it ❤😊❤❤😊❤😊😊😂😅😂😅🎉😮🎉😢🎉

[@wingsofatlantis]

aw the dad + daughter duo is adorable 😭

[@OlisaPrice-qq1wm]

Paramedics are so helpful)

[@marisanielsen3770]

I like his outlook on dessert😊

[@angelaparker4110]

“What about second breakfast?”

[@sandyodell5551]

I would love to live there where they are, USA EMTs can be a bit rude…not saying they all are.

[@melanytodd2929]

Love from South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤... I don't think we have any EMT's...😢

[@barbaralamson7450]

​@melanytodd2929 That is sad. As for America, what they charge for a trip to hospital, most people would rather wait in emergency for six to eight hours.

[@Beepinsqueekin]

Thankfully, here in the Midwest of the USA, our medical people are really pretty polite.

[@jmc8076]

I’m not excusing them. Let’s keep in mind though it’s a tough job that doesn’t pay near enough for very long shifts. If you did a few ride alongs it give you a diff view.

[@LuciiDixon_Tattoos]

Is this the last one you’ll be uploading then? This seems to be the last one uploaded

[@birgittkellermann1420]

One has to take care of it's health...as far as you can do...but John seemed to have been smoking before,not taking care of his diabetes and his wife -bless her- has a 24/7-job to take care of him...

[@RobyneGardner-pz5my]

From what I can see, so many people abuse your ambulance system. The 111 plan just gives people a reason not to go wait their turn in a&e. Example: the pregnant lady with flu symptoms. They even had a car in the driveway, so why not drive yourself to a care center? I suppose it is the same here in the US, but I'm just surprised to see so many ambulance trips for non-emergency reasons.

[@jmc8076]

Same happens in Canada. Too often many ambulances lined up waiting at local ER and not then not avail. Where I live they had to start telling people calling paramedics won’t get you triaged faster unless you need to be. TBF we also have a huge lack of family/ primary care Drs so many don’t have any choice but the ER.

[@jennking7546]

Umm..at 19's in does she say "Hello Black Country"?? Or did i misunderstand?? Im REALLY hoping i am 😮😮 I like these clips on KZbin.

[@marisanielsen3770]

Black country is the district they're in

[@marisanielsen3770]

In the 19th century,the name came from the many foundries which produced smoke

[@ShariahThomas]

😊😊😊😊

[@kiritoramos1343]

They're not wearing mask!!!

[@jmc8076]

Prob not required to now.

[@kiritoramos1343]

@@jmc8076 not required to protect ur self?and to protect the people ur responding?