Heartfelt Moments at St. George's - 24 Hours in A&E - Medical Documentary
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- čas přidán 22. 02. 2024
- 24 Hours in A&E - S14 E05
Witness the incredible stories of Martin, a paraglider with life-altering injuries, and lifelong friends Eddie and Graham facing medical crises. Experience the strength of love and friendship as they navigate challenging times at St. George's Hospital in this episode of 24 Hours in A&E.
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24 Hours in A&E is a British documentary series that takes viewers on an emotionally charged journey into the heart of a busy trauma center. This gripping reality TV show provides an unfiltered and compelling look at the daily workings of a UK healthcare system, specifically the emergency department of a hospital.
With a focus on patient care and critical care, 24 Hours in A&E showcases the true essence of hospital life and the incredible work of medical professionals. Through real-life medical cases and patient stories, the show offers an honest and raw depiction of medical emergencies and the crucial medical treatment needed to save lives.
Filmed in real-time, the documentary offers an unscripted and captivating look at the fast-paced environment of an emergency room. The show explores the human interest aspect of healthcare, portraying the personal lives of the patients and their families as they navigate through life-changing medical situations.
A&E documentary, medical documentary, and hospital documentary all rolled into one, 24 Hours in A&E offers a unique perspective on the reality of emergency medicine. Broadcast on Channel 4, this real-life medical drama has become a critically acclaimed hospital reality TV show, gaining popularity for its powerful and touching portrayal of the human spirit in times of crisis.
Overall, 24 Hours in A&E is a must-watch for anyone interested in medical emergencies, UK healthcare, and the incredible work of medical professionals in the emergency department.
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On Feb. 1st I had a STEMI heart attack. I've watched these videos for quite some time and I am absolutely amazed at the difference in care here in the States compared to St. George's. The doctors and nurses on that side of the pond are saints. Here, you're treated like a nuisance, at least where I was admitted.
That is so sad, you deserve too be treated with kindness and respect. I mean without patients they wouldn't have jobs. I'm sorry you were treated so poorly.
In defense of US hospitals, the hospital in my area has an excellent, kind, thorough staff. If you are not treated well, speak up . Contact the the Board if Directors, the hospital Administrator, everyone you can think of. Have other people complain also. Everyone deserves good medical care .
Here in America there is such a nursing shortage. I went in for scheduled major back surgery. I was up walking a few hours after surgery. However, to have a Nurse visit unless I rang the bell and waited; sometimes up to a half hour was unheard of. I do have insurance and upon receiving just the hospital bill (not the Neurosurgeon, the Thoracic Surgeon, Anesthesiologist’s bills) what it cost to just walk in the hospital I about passed out!! The cost…$60,000!! Our Healthcare system is horrible and needs to be fixed!!
I had a NSTEMI on Dec 4th 2022 & while they were doing tests for that found that I have stage 4 rectal cancer (which has now spread to my liver & both lungs) then on Aug 4th 2023 I had a stroke...I get taken to the ER at least once a month by ambulance for my serious nausea, extreme vomiting & my out of control pain levels & extremely high troponin levels (happens when you have NSTEMI heart attacks) only to be pushed right back out the door after receiving 1 bag of saline fluid for dehydration & 1 shot for my pain & THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS IN TESTS THEY DO....The Dr's & health care here in the states is all about GREED & PROFITS now which is very sad because people are suffering & dying because of it....
@@dawnhogan-poe2135 you are spot on. I'm sorry you have to deal with all of that. :(
He was calling for his Wendy when he was in the scanner. That’s so sweet.
I just had a angioplasty done and I thought they were going to put in a couple of stents in my arteries because of being a type one diabetic for 53 years they said my veins weren’t strong enough to have the stents in them, so now I’m going in for heart bypass surgery and I’m scared. as of June 2/21 I no longer have my husband as he suddenly passed away and he was my rock my strength. This is the biggest operation that I’ve ever had and I am scared. I have my two adult sons, but it’s not the same as having your partner, your mate, the love of your life by your side.
When I see scenes between husbands and wives on the show, it really affects me because I no longer have it. I am happy that these couples still have it. When you don’t have your hubby, you feel quite alone in this big world.
The paraglider was so lucky to have those serve injuries to be able to walk again. How incredible are those surgeons to put him back to gather again. The paramedics and doctors getting him to the hospital. The doctors and nurses in ED to stabilise him and figure out his extant of his injuries. What a team they all are.
Ed and Des are true true friends I’m so happy they get to keep being there for each other. Graham and Diana I’d like to meet. Martin was a champ
The care of this staff is nothing short of angelic. True gifts from God.
35:54. Yes they are absolutely wonderful!!!!!
What a beautiful friendship the two men have
I lost my my beautiful best friend Meredith to the same cancer in 1997 aged just 34: leaving 2 little girls. I truly never thought that the cancer could ever take her, she was so strong, vibrant, hysterically funny, strong willed, sassy and gorgeous. We had been on this trip together, chemo (eventually into her spine), a failed bone marrow transplant and a miracle pregnancy after all of that chemo. I was suffering from migraines due to stress and she was so worried about me, and felt bad that her health was affecting me, the beautiful soul. The most loyal, loving, honest and giving friend that I could ever have, and I miss her every day of my life still. We were all cheated by her being taken from us, none more than her girls, the youngest of whom was only 2 and doesn’t remember her mum and how much her mum adored her. Her older daughter was 13, and is a mum now, with a lovely son and 2 very sassy little girls of her own. Oh how Merri would have loved those children, and I wish that they could have experienced her for themselves, but I know that she sees them and they talk about her, as does my entire family as she was so loved. I had 2 stillborn babies after Merri died, my daughter is Ashley Meredith and I know she will be caring for them for me until I get there. Oh my darling girl, you are still so loved and missed. I could never have had a better friend in my life and am so grateful that you were and will always be a part of me. My best wishes to the lovely Irish boys, friendship is such a blessing.
The parasailed and his wife are such a beautiful wonderful couple ❤.
I worked for 45 years as a registered nurse in the US. 30 years of my career in the Emergency Department. In the beginning 95% of our patients were grateful and appreciative of the care they received. In the last 10 years interactions with patients and their families became extremely frustrating for all of us delivering care. People became so rude and demanding and threatening. Verbally and physically. Rarely did I hear “thank you”. And to be honest, it wasn’t every patient, but definitely the majority.
However, I loved my career and am grateful that I was in a position to help those who needed it even if they didn’t recognize it at the time. It’s a very difficult career, emotionally, mentally and physically.
Thank you so so very much for being there, providing your knowledge and care to patients and their families. I too truly feel that people working in the medical/healthcare field are absolutely angelic. I unfortunately have become very much acquainted to the healthcare system in Canada. I have spent a good part of the past three years in hospitals and I must say nurses are absolute warriors. Hospitals simply couldn’t run without nurses !!! So Thank You for all that you’ve given of yourself. 💜💜💜
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its the US, not surprise
Thank you for all of the care that you provided in your career. I am a cancer survivor and one thing that helped me during treatment was to focus on how fortunate I was to have skilled and compassionate providers caring for me. I cannot fathom being unappreciative and ungrateful, much less rude. I hope you can focus on the good memories and just let go of the rest. God bless you.
@@carlaperez9596 thank you very much.
I enjoy these very much - thank you. Live in NZ and don’t sleep very well due to the death of my husband recently so these are a god send at the right time of night for me so thank you again very much!
I'm very sorry you are hurting so much. Yes part of trial is reaching out for comfort where we can. I've lost my husband and my son. I do hope you have people who really care about you❤. (I'm in NZ too)
My condolences on the loss of your husband. Losing someone we love is so difficult! Sending you love from Canada. ❤️🩹🇨🇦
@@iagree5313What terrible losses you've been through! I can't imagine how that must feel. My deepest sympathy to you and your family and friends. Be gentle with yourself as you mourn. Sending you love from Canada. ❤️🩹🇨🇦
Sorry for your loss.
I am so very sorry for your broken heart😢❤
Medical professionals are worth their weight in gold…
Graham and his wife are such lovely people
I was really moved by the love those two older men share for each other, and I was really happy, and surprised, at the outcome of such a critical situation, may they stay together happily many more years.
Martin's journey was amazing.
Those Irish gentlemen were suffering so, but were so good to one another.
Graham loves his wife so deeply. ❤
Well done to all doctors and nurses, paramedics for looking after these patients so they all recovered. Thank you ❤ from me in Port Elizabeth Eastern Cape South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤❤❤
Hello, from PNW US, Oregon!
Excellent work and great outcomes. Well done.
I must admit that these people seem so considerate and compassionate, and they well may be but we all act differently when we are being filmed . So let’s keep that in mind. It would be wonderful if all people were that kind and caring.
I am so happy that everything turned out good for these people.
God bless.❤️🙏
Having health care providers is a blessing to have.
I looove Graham and Diana!
Its so weird to me that I am a nurse and deal with all this IRL. But, watching it on a screen turns my stomach 😂
You are very empathetic. Makes for a good caregiver
Life is too precious to be taking unnecessary risks
They don’t see you as a dollar sign, the treat and respect their patients. I always get a kick of asking permission to do things and treat them. I find it totally awesome. Here in the states they would be stiff shirt about things.
there’s plenty of doctors and nurses who respect and care for their patients here in america
Poor Eddie and Des feeling obliged to still pretend they are not a couple after so many years. They seem like lovely gentlemen.
Where did poor Diana ever get such a bruise on the side of her face! 😮😢
Could be dental surgery of some kind?
Johnny cakes for president. This man is pure gold and we need to protect him at all costs love❤😂
A very simple "Thank you" can melt even the coolest heart! Say it often, these folks deserve it. I adore all the back stories and hearing all about the different lives, so interesting! Thanks, keep these video's coming!
Gosh I’m so glad they all made it thru ❤
To all staff. You are all amazing!! Thank you!! ❤
I really love this show! I watch it every day: it helps us have empathy for others. And each episode has lovely perspectives of 4 peoples lives coming to A & E.
Thank God Martin is okay and walking
Thank you for posting!❤
Whenever i see those helicopters i think of the future king of 🇬🇧
It’s amazing the stories
True that in many places!
To everybody who does work like this and shows genuine care and other people all I can say is God bless you
Ty that was GREAT God bless
Graham is awesome. What a dream career.
Beautiful smile little one
Eddie sus broke my heart... my mom died at 73 and also his hands looks just like my mom´s, big, full, kinda White but with a Lot of Marks? in them, when they showed his hands i could not stop crying
Those nose bleeds from heart meds, including, beta blockers are no joke. I'm so thankful his stopped on its own and they were able to do a procedure to prevent further ones. Sounds like he has an amazing wife in Dianna.
The doctors at st George's hospital are on the ball doctor's who Care and help
❤❤love Santa looking guys❤❤
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Let's face it, this is an exhilarating but very dangerous sport.
And who pays?
That curled phone cable on the red phone drives me crazy.
Me, too. 😂
He's alright just has every bone in his body broken! Poor guy
That old guy "Eddie" 46:36 looks like the old man off Modern family :O - his names Eddie too!
The pervasive camera coverage must affect the quality of care given. What happens when the camera are not being used.
That is it with wite man
act like a servant..BOW
7:47 asking for it.
Hell man, I would’ve totally dressed in a skirt and done the whole wig thing and whatever else I’m come have fun once in a while
I have to say that refusing to take a call just because you don't recognise the number is absolute insanity. I have heard of other people with this attitude too ... people who have family, possibly children or friends, any of whom might be desperate to contact them using a borrowed phone because, for whatever the reason, their own is not working and some kind person has said, "here, use mine." Or, as in the case of our injured paraglider, it could be any emergency service needing to contact you urgently. Declining a call just because you don't recognise the number is not very smart. This unthinking mindset nearly cost Wendy the chance to be with her husband when he most needed her.
@23:35. First it was fear of the blacks, then the Irish and now, it appears, it's the turn of the Muslims.
And the country still wants to be considered 'Great' 😢
It's a culture clash, not racism. The Muslim worldview is not compatible with egalitarianism and democracy.
To be completely honest, one of my friends actually dressed up like pretty much as a woman whatever that even means, and he was hotter than his own mom 😂
The Asian doctor has the most beautiful skin. She is gorgeous!
Why is the entire side of Diana’s face a huge bruise. I wish someone would ask her!
This episode was awesome!, awww 🥲glad everyone is on the mend