Night shift | Carte Blanche | M-Net
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- Опубликовано: 18 июл 2022
- A man is rushed into the emergency unit, battling to breath. He urgently needs oxygen but, in his state of confusion, is fighting off the doctors. Moments later, a teenager is wheeled in with multiple stab wounds - earlier left for dead in a pool of water on a freezing night. Battling fatigue and sometimes violent patients, this is the Mitchells Plain Emergency Unit where inexperienced doctors become trauma specialists. Carte Blanche spends a night, watching these selfless doctors desperately trying to save lives.
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Thanks to our paramedics,nurses and doctors in our Emergency Units at Govt.Hospitals in South Africa.
Your learning,medical skills and morality is very much appreciated.
Thank you Claire Mawisa and Carte Blanche for sharing some of their gifted life-saving actions 🤗😇💛🙏
Funny enough, Reggie Yates has a documentary based on the same area about 6 years ago and its concerning to see that the situation hasn't changed.
Y do they need foreign doctors when we have Sans graduates sitting at home 😮😮