Saved From The Brink In The Emergency Room | Casualty 24/7

An emergency room in the heart of Yorkshire is under daily pressure. Frontline heroes, from junior doctors, nurses and volunteers work round the clock to provide critical care and face life-and-death decisions. A patient is brought into the emergency room and being involved in a terrible road accident. Doctors are concerned she may have suffered internal damage. Meanwhile, a 2-year-old is rushed in after concerns he may have sepsis.
The doors of the Barnsley A&E department are open every hour of the day. The reality series allows for a peek inside the hearts and minds of the medical emergency teams, and how they deal with critical situations revolving around people's lives and illnesses. The close-knit team exchanges typical Yorkshire banter and humor to aid them with getting through their often long and tough days.
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[@terryperry4160]

If it weren't for their precious volunteer Jane they would be in a mess. She is an awesome person. It takes someone special to come in and do all that she does . She keeps their bays clean and waits on everyone, including the patients. Special person indeed.

[@LegoMomNdaughter]

She is amazing. She volunteers. Gives up her time for others

[@tammytaylor7726]

I admire her as well.

[@johannamaisonet2251]

I wish my hospital had a Jane in my hospital ER....!

[@dianamaccow6316]

R.I.P Molly

[@carolgillis5265]

I COULD WATCH THIS SHOW ALL DAY LONG,LOVE THIS STUFF

[@SnowPink90]

Dear sweet Molly passes away a little while later. Even though you know that there are so very old, you never want to see them pass away when they do. It’s heartbreaking. My heart goes out to her daughter and other family members, friends and relatives. You were all fortunate to have Molly in your lives.🥰🥰🩷🩷

[@karolinesmail489]

RIP Molly so sweet lady 🙏

[@SnowPink90]

@@karolinesmail489 🙏🏻

[@Amanda-pl3cx]

Omg that volunteer would drive me potty!

[@toripauley4028]

This nurse is my favorite the one taking care of the old man with the hip injury 😊

[@MrBarry138]

That Nurse Harriett is an angel..Such beauty.

[@Buck58]

Well done, doc's and nurses..

[@BadgerDevil]

The U.K hospital is so different than what we have here in Canada. If you have to stay overnight, you will rarely get a room upstairs. If it is one night, you sleep in emergency in your cubicle. Dr's don't take blood. Someone from the labs comes in and does it. The Dr's and nurses seem more caring as well. The other big difference is, there is no tea trolley/cart. If you are in emergency waiting for a Dr. and are hungry, you might or might not get a package of 2 cookies with water. And if you are really lucky, half a stale sandwich or sometimes a full stale sandwich, it's like winning the lottery lol. Our hospital is so full it is very difficult to get a room upstairs, if you do go upstairs you're usually parked in the hall with a curtain if you are lucky, for privacy. I spent 2 nights 2 days in emergency, 8 days and nights in the hall, than a room for 2 days and 1 night before going home. Not the best.

[@АрзумановаСерафима]

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[@michaelseavello4612]

Jane needs an Apple AirTag on the tea trolley.

[@tammytaylor7726]

Is it my imagination ,or are the staff there a great bunch of people whom love their jobs?

[@KaraNolting]

Norman's daughters are absolutely beautiful!

[@lucilledaub5991]

Loving hospital videos.

[@annecrawford6630]

Molly is such a cutie!

[@TreseMari]

That's absurd they don't hire nurse's aides to be employeed to take vital signs, give bed-baths, assist patients to the toilet, change bedding, etc. Instead, they expect volunteers to do it. Here in the USA, volunteers would do less, if no patient care, but maybe something like deliver flowers to a patient, read to a patient, etc.

[@clareshaughnessy2745]

I’ve never heard of a volunteer doing stuff like that. It could be that it was a retired nurse. I’ve been in hospital quite a few times and I’ve never seen that

[@fern1416]

You don't go to A&E to take a bath and if you need the toilet you ask where it is or if imobile they bring you a comode and you pee in your cubicle

[@SnowPink90]

We have nurses aids up here in Canada as well, and they really are an asset to the whole way the Hospital is ran.

[@karolinesmail489]

I was a nurses aide for twenty years it's not for everyone but I loved it I got a heart condition so I had to quit I can probably change a diaper in my sleep we bathe etc.. toilet we do alot and we are the first to the patient actually the eyes n ears esp for our nurses doctors etc

[@clareshaughnessy2745]

@@karolinesmail489 phew, I don’t know how you did it. Hats off to you, I know I couldn’t do it. Whatever your paycheque was, you weren’t paid nearly enough

[@Alwaysinvisable]

Family don’t want to be bothered to drive their elderly family member around and so the old have to drive themselves. Which they shouldn’t because you don’t have the same senses that you have when you’re young. Then the family is all upset because there elderly family get very injured in an accident.

[@SnowPink90]

The most difficult patients are the elderly, and the reason why that is is because they’re stubborn and set in their ways. They took my dad‘s drivers license away from him. He was 78 years old and he was angrier than a bull. And you know he still drove because nobody could tell him he can’t and that was his stubbornness. after his medical came back that he was OK they gave him back his license and his attitude was nobody tells me that I can’t drive. We were all at him for doing that, but that was my dad.

[@davidpolhill797]

Seems like they hand out pain meds like candy

[@baboo7192]

tutorial how you make them stand up so cool

[@shirleyleon9660]

What happens if they breach the 4 hrs

[@nekosarantango865]

👏 For NHS 🌈

[@Homeless13-o8e]

United States hospitals not like this

[@AprilTeniente-eu1mj]

I had a severe tummy pain sometimes when I ate too many foods or when I had the cramps last years ago. I used the heating pad and used the pads when I was a lady!!

[@SnowPink90]

My best friend is my heating pad oversized one as well. From kidney problems to having bladder problems or colon problems heating pad helps them all for me anyways.

[@karolinesmail489]

@@SnowPink90 same here for gas cramps esp or side stitches