Elderly Man Suffers With Chest Pain In A&E | Casualty 24/7 | Real Responders

[@Morgan-yl3ou]

I love the fact the main dr left school without alevels, yet here he is .... Worked his way to the top, from the bottom. I always find this is better .. ..im a retired teacher and i used to reasure my students that they can achieve many things ..even if they leave school at 16 ...school exams arent for everyone. .. Sometimes students are too young to choose a path. But after various jobs in the working world ..they suddenly realise what they want to be. No shame in learning later in life.

[@AuntBee59]

If I ever come to that emergency room, the first thing I’m doing is going over to that red phone and unraveling that cord!☎️

[@eileenhoffman8860]

😂it drives me crazy!

[@CARNELIANTURQUOISE]

🤣🤣🤣 me too!

[@elizabethkuchta5097]

Silly

[@wanieta9271]

I noticed that too , I would have to unravel it too.

[@kathycruse6693]

Bee, I'll help. I've actually reached for it more than once.

[@darrenhirst9900]

I'm from Halifax but Barnsley staff and people are lovely.

[@terrywataszko7256]

I'm sure that the staff never get enough thanks for what they do.

[@niconotfound282]

Apart from wanting thanks they want a dignified payrise!!! I've been treated in AandE many times with chronic diseases, I am full of admiration for the staff.

[@Teresa-L.2024]

Been living away from the UK for 20 years. The NHS has transformed completely in that time. Your ambulance services are amazing! I remember when I was 14 breaking my leg and sitting in A&E for 8 hours waiting to be seen ... that was after 2 visits to my GP because he didn't listen when I told him my break sounded like a shotgun went off. Spent 24 hours at home in awful pain before finally going to the hospital. Spent 8 weeks in a cast.

[@tootz1950]

Yow!

[@annedalton289]

The ambulance service on its knees now ! Not good at all now ! Elderly falling outside and having to wait 18 hrs for them in cold

[@elizabethkuchta5097]

@Anne Dalton Our Ambulance crews and Nhs are AWESOME 👌. They keep us all warm.

[@aprildent8456]

3hrs i was in barnsley the other week with my son some patients had been waiting over 11 hrs. My son was in resuss within half hour and blue lighted to sheffield within one hour.

[@beccaann8573]

I would be scared too death going into a hospital during my old age. It surprises me how calm the elderly are when going to the hospital.

[@elizabethkuchta5097]

Age is Experienced. A story book

[@VABee59]

Wish our people here in America were as good.❤️🙏🏻

[@patmitchell2389]

I agree I also wish they were as nice and caring as these people ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@TeachMeLordGod]

My ex step mother is wonder nurse at a children's hospital. She makes these dying or sick kids feel as comfortable and loved as possible. She is a very wonderful soul for choosing this occupation and she is often sleep deprived. I couldn't do it but I am glad God put people here and make people into perfect tools and vessels for His selfless loving work.

[@elizabethkuchta5097]

They are American

[@lindavillalobos-hu9mp]

I love my English nurses they are so sweet even when they’re under stress. English people are some of my favorite people. God bless my brothers and sisters that dedicate their time to helping the sick.

[@earlshaner4441]

Hi from Syracuse NY USA and Happy Thanksgiving everyone

[@camishaffer9322]

98 year old is amazing she is better then people half her age

[@elizabethkuchta5097]

👍

[@peterwy874]

Minute 7:41 : "I'll look after you!" ♥️🙏

[@cathymcglasson6947]

Good job boys and girls

[@jmpattillo]

The dying coal miner in the intro always gets me.

[@shirleynoel952]

She so cute at 98 years old.. My mom is 97 and just the best mom ever 💕💓❤🧡💛💚💙💜

[@hannakinn]

My mom is 90, loves life, wants to live to at least a hundred, I hope she makes it. Good luck and good health to your mom!!!

[@elizabethkuchta5097]

Beautiful rainbow 🌈 Shirley Noel

[@alliethecat0729]

In the US, you will wait 6 hours just to get "admitted" aka sitting in the waiting room before they start any sort of paperwork. At one point I was in the waiting room from like 9am until 5pm before I got brought to the back and get my paperwork started. Not to mention knowing damn well you're gonna be even more broke.

[@annedalton289]

If you wait more than 4 hrs to be seen the nhs have breached the waiting time and department are in trouble

[@sandraadams4940]

What hospital? When I go to my local hospital I get right in

[@alliethecat0729]

@@sandraadams4940 I dont feel comfortable saying what hospital, but all across the us is like this.

[@anniesilver9201]

Unless you’ve gone to every hospital in the US, don’t speak as if that wait happens everywhere. It does not! We have the best health care in the world. No, not perfect but MUCH MUCH better than the socialized medicine around the world. The health workers in this series are absolutely amazing.

[@DarkJediPrincess]

@@anniesilver9201 Any country that leaves people potentially bankrupt after having a hospital stay for a serious condition-or even just an ER visit-does _not_ have the best healthcare system in the world. Not everyone has good medical insurance, not everyone has medical insurance, _full stop,_ and not all of those people going without are eligible for Medicaid or Medicare. Our system blatantly favours the rich and disadvantages the poor. Just because we have all the latest technology does not mean we have a good healthcare system. Access to affordable healthcare is a human right, and we in America are denying a huge proportion of our citizens that human right.

[@lucilledaub5991]

I love hospital videos very much.I really like Jane. Allen the volunteer.

[@nenblom]

Seeing Thomas make such an improvement was awesome! ❤️❤️

[@emruth12]

I love how universal in any form of emergency services the you don't say the Q word thing is. I am a 911 dispatcher and we will say uneventful but we never say quiet.

[@annedalton289]

Drs surgeries never say Q word either

[@Morgan-yl3ou]

Yes 😂 the Q word is forbidden ... ..unless you want to unleash hell on earth...

[@mjb12141963]

Any business that is "customer driven", meaning nobody is coming through your doors. If it's hospital, restaurant, grocery or what have you. If you say the "S" word slow, not likely you will be for long. Same thing if you say how good your car/truck is running. Don't do it, where it can hear you.

[@xyz12345457]

The nurse at the end who says the doctor doesn't want the details of how it happened is wrong.

[@jeffreybiggs8990]

Sister Jane is cute and has nice hair.

[@kristenellie]

The first times I heard "miner" I honestly thought they said "minor" & I was sooo confused :P

[@ahwell9984]

Speaking of the respectfulness of elder people: many would appreciate not being called "young man" or being addressed by their first name by much younger people they don't know.

[@LoriWallis]

Hi, I'm Lori from Las Vegas, NV USA Happy & Safe Holidays to all. 🙏 🦃🍗🥧💐❄🎅🦌🤶🎄⛄🙋‍♀️

[@tootz1950]

U2

[@carolynsaquariumaddiction6469]

In Orillia Canada all are masked in hospitals .... malls .... stores everywere and 6 feet distance still.

[@annedalton289]

These programs are really old so well before pandemic 🤦‍♀️

[@DarkJediPrincess]

This was filmed pre-COVID.

[@andrewhagensidwa195]

What is it with the uk and tea

[@jeffreybiggs8990]

What is it with the US and coffee?

[@DarkJediPrincess]

Cultural quirk.

[@DarkJediPrincess]

@@jeffreybiggs8990 Pfft, I’m American and I hate coffee. Just slams my (extremely over-sensitive) palate with a massive wave of Bitter, even with sugar and creamer. I prefer tea. 🙂 -And no, the fact that I lived in London for three years as a pre-teen has very little to do with it.-

[@elizabethkuchta5097]

@@DarkJediPrincess Like your reply

[@catherinefriedman8511]

Why are they calling the women "sister" ?

[@gidget_]

Because the nurses back in the day were all nuns (sisters). So they just continue using it today.

[@monicajane7888]

Catherine it is now used as a rank. So basically it’s the head nurse. Apparently some of hospitals in the UK have switched to calling them charge nurse because of the men coming through the ranks.

[@annedalton289]

Nurse , sister then matron are the names in order of rank

[@DarkJediPrincess]

@@annedalton289 Out of curiosity, what about the male nurses on staff, if they get promoted above “nurse”? Are they called “brother” and “patron” then? Or is this something that hasn’t happened yet so far in the NHS?

[@terryrojas4049]

To make everyone feel like family

[@conniebisesi2151]

I don't know why you have to have a time limit on how long you keep anyone on the bed, I would say when I'm with someone then you can have the bed. Please don't treat these people like a peace of meat.

[@jujubug2000]

I think 4 hours is long enough for the medical staff to diagnose, treat, and either discharge or admitted patient to a different ward. Any longer and you end up like an American hospital where you wait 8 or more hours to even get a bed.

[@tammysarrazin7078]

i remember the first time my son had croup my doc told me to stick his head out in the nice crisp air for about 10 mins then take him to the shower with hot water steam it worked great but he still has not out grown it his kiddos have had it and he gets it when he gets ill in the chest

[@zoolucinka]

What the F? I've suddenly been brought back to 19th century, no warning. There are real doctors, you may want to try them.

[@kyzkyz2642]

💕💕💕💕❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@tbentley36]

chest paon

[@floratiffany7901]

sssss

[@shadowgamez98]

I don’t understand what he is saying!!!!

[@michaelmullin3585]

Yay, Socialism!

[@leondraw1766]

I will never understand the tattoos, piercings, and purple hair, especially on people over 50. I'm not hating on it. I just don't understand it. It's not a good look on a professional. Jane would get on my nerves real quick.

[@jeffreybiggs8990]

Get a life dude.

[@beccaann8573]

Attention.

[@DarkJediPrincess]

Except you are hating on it by saying it’s not a good look on professionals and Sister Jane would get on your nerves quickly. It’s none of your bloody business, frankly.

[@mfraye12]

Old man yells at cloud

[@stefanieebling2785]

No one asked you, she doesnt have them for you either. Whats more important, her knowledge and ability or her hair 🙄

[@orthodoxblue7252]

4 hrs is way too much. You should be in and out within 1 hour.

[@DarkJediPrincess]

Good luck getting by with such impossibly high expectations. Clearly you’ve never heard of triage.

[@orthodoxblue7252]

Man’s 82! Waste of resources.

[@orthodoxblue7252]

FFS! 98 yrs old. What a bloody waste of NHS time.

[@almaeclu]

Still worthy of care.

[@DarkJediPrincess]

What a disgusting, agist attitude you have. Elderly people are as worthy of care as younger people. The job is always to preserve life if it’s at all possible, no matter how old the patient is. Denying them care is _extremely_ unethical.

[@karensamuels390]

Until your loved one or YOU need care at age 98. Then you will have a dose of reality.

[@stefanieebling2785]

Youre a waste of time

[@pegs1659]

Omg! We don't kick people to curb because of age. You probably believe that at age 65 we should kill them and use their bodies to make crackers.