Golf Club Accident - 24 Hours in A&E - Medical Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 22 ноя 2023
- 24 Hours in A&E - S08 E14
Watch the gripping story of a golf club accident that took a dramatic turn in the emergency room. Join us as we follow the harrowing journey of a patient injured on the golf course, the dedicated medical team at St. George's Hospital in London, and the emotional rollercoaster experienced by the patient's family. This intense medical drama highlights the resilience of the human spirit in the face of unexpected adversity. Don't miss this compelling 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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John’s Sons were beside themselves with shock and concern. The love for their dad was so evident. Hold on boys! Dad is tough!
Boy, that really got me. Their concern for their pops..😢
I love how John’s wife doesn’t go crazy and is so calm and positive about all this. So sweet and supportive. I too believe when it’s your time, it’s over, no matter what. We live in Gods time, not ours.
Some people think the elderly are weak but they can be very strong. That 74 yr old woman snapped her Achilles tendon, that's painful af & most younger people wouldn't be acting as calm as she was
Adrenaline and nerve issues can block pain.
Yeah, I really admire Joan. I think she’s an incredible lady!
She cracked me up! What a tough funny lady! "...the gorier the better." And, "some people might think I'm sadistic, but I'm not. Well, I don't think I am..."
Hahahaha
Shocking! Football players have to be helped off the field because they're in sooo much pain.
The man throwing the gulf club and nearly unaliving someone as he was having a tantrum because of a gulf game, then having another tantrum while the paramedics are trying to help John and making it about himself…. But women are the emotional ones… got it!
Yup....
Sports are important.
HE was having a meltdown????? A grown man?
No accountability, no remorse. WtH?
I think by meltdown, she meant he was extremely upset by what he had done, not having a tantrum.
He just learned a very valuable life lesson.
@@river8760agreed. He thinks he killed his friend and is feeling horrible...
I’d love to sit with Joan and a cup of tea & biscuits and listen to her life experiences. What a sweetheart of a lady! 🥰😇
I agree! She is such a trooper as well.. Tough Lady!
She’s lovely, isn’t she? A torn Achilles & she takes it like a trooper. She would’ve been wonderful in healthcare. She clearly always had a great affinity for this area. She’d be a wonderful hospital volunteer!
What an absolute Doll Joan is. Totally different generation to people of today. Fabulous Lady.❤
Yes, she is wonderful! I was wishing I knew her. ❤❤❤
A torn Achilles but she just acts like she just has a bruise. Tough as nails.
Agree totally. What a hoot.
She should look into becoming a volunteer at the hospital! She would be fabulous!
A wonderful woman! I think she would’ve been great in healthcare. She’s obviously got a natural affinity for, & interest in medicine. She’d make a fantastic volunteer at the hospital.
That sweet lady who fell down the stairs, Bless her! What a lovely young woman!! 😂 A great sense of humour!! 😂 That’s so important in Life. ❤❤❤❤✌🏼💜
I agree
Man, I'm glad John is okay. I watched the entire video to find out. God bless you.
Wow that one orthepedic doctor from Iran, i find him so wholesome and beautiful. I would love to shake that mans hand. Bless his heart i hope hes doing well these days ❤
Geez. With friends who throw golf clubs and hit you in the face, who needs enemies?
I know the situation is not funny but your comment made me laugh 😂😂
I can just imagine how the club swinger felt and yes, anger over something is real, I bet this gut-wrenching mistake will be a huge lesson for rest of his life.
@@marcydonnette1970I sincerely hope so. Maybe he'll grow a brain and go get anger management therapy.
Someone who hasn’t learnt how to deal with their emotions, and probably not just anger.
He committed assault and aggravated battery. He should be charged with a crime.
John and Allison are so lucky to have each other. If his sons look anything like he did when he was a young man I can see why she was attracted to him. 31 years is a long time, something you don’t often hear too much these days. I wish them all good health and happiness in their lives. ❤
My parents just celebrated 42 years. 🥹
So happy for John! His handicap improved is hysterical..
Glad John was ok! It was too sweet how worried his boys were. That's a good dad I can tell.
what a wonderful character Joan is at 77. Having been a nurse myself, I fully understand her love of Hospitals. It's all about being surrounded by people who want to help people who are helpless in the moment. It's the energy of Love
I took a golf ball to my head about half an inch dead center above the eyes. Not a good day. Doc said thats the hardest thickest part of the skull, and an inch lower we wouldnt be having this conversation. Massive headache for a couple of weeks, a lot of stitches and couldnt put my contact lenses in for awhile. The nose was bruised and had alot of swelling in the immediate area of impact. Glad to see that John made a good recovery. 👍
Hi I'm not even sure if this could happen as a result of what happened to you but when you mentioned your contacts it prompted me to message you. My husband hit a friend with a golf ball quite some time passed and his friend started to suffer from a detached retina. I only ask you to look up the signs for it and watch for those symptoms and get immediate help if needed. On a funny note do your know the difference between a golf ball and a G spot? Of course you don't. A man will look for a golf ball. 😁 Take care✌️♥️
@@tammyjames2294 Funny you should mention eyes, I did develope a retinal tear in right eye and retinal hole in the other but not related to golf ball incident. Fortunately both healed with some minimal issues but I do get a full eye exam at the specialist every 6 months. Thanx for your concern. Dont play golf anymore and still having issues finding the other G thing.😁
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Johns wife is lovely. Such a nice family❤
His wife and boys are just beautiful people. Such a lovely family ❤
John’s wife is an angel. The love & strength of his family….will see him through. God love them all. ❤
If that was his friend that threw or whatever he did that hit his friend in the face,I bet that he was just ... destroyed by guilt that he'd done that to his friend. I hope EVERYONE in that scenario is good now. That TRULY sucks...
It’s amazing that heavily bruised foot is not broken.
Well she's a smoker and what, mid 70's? Of course she can get severe bruising from injuries.
Torn tendons and ligaments are more likely to cause a ton of bruising than a simple broken bone
See what happens when you can’t control your anger. I hope this teaches his friend something about anger.
his friend should be banned from the course
Anger- sounds more like a tantrum. And I agree with Mary, no place for that kind of behavior on any kind of sports field. He should be banned for life. Behave like a child, then be treated like a child. He's lucky he's not in prison for assault.
Criminal charges needed
@@helenjones4550 Oh yeah. Over here in America straight to jail.
Adults who cannot control their emotions and act out in anger, like a toddler. 😢 Poor guy who was at the receiving end.
Couldn't help but laugh at Caroline when she was recounting her discussion with her Mister! LOL!
We have continuing education requirements to maintain our licenses. Years ago, I learned a new focus on the importance of keeping the patient warm . We had been keeping areas cool for our comfort, namely the OR. However, slightly raising the temperature in this area of patient care was found to calm their patient. Without this added stressor the patient got well quicker. I notice patients uncovered often in trauma. I will fold a warm blanket in half and cover 'stabIe' areas for comfort. I understand the need to be able to assess and have access to your patient, however, this one small thing can positively impact patient outcomes.
Yes to this!
@mindymorgan8479 I've always maintained that it's the small things that make a difference in patient comfort and ultimately outcome.
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My husband had a bypass and it was so cold in the ICU but the nurses said it was fine 😮
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I’m so glad John is ok! So so glad…this too brought a tear to my eyes 😢
My cousin got hit in the face with a golf club as a child and was very lucky he walked away with a cheek-bone fracture and no brain damage. Like this, a freak accident and absolutely no malicious intent behind it, but something like this can absolutely ruin lives. I remember we were taught to be so careful with equipment, when learning sports in school.
My brother was having a bad round and in his frustration he broke his golf club. While slamming it into the golf cart the fiberglass shaft stabbed him in the forearm deeply. Having some field triage experience I told him not to pull it out and he ignored me. So, I used a shoe string to create a tourniquet and we rushed to the ER. It was a sobering moment for him. Had that shaft hit him in the chest he would've been killed.
I'd call that more than anger. That was a fully grown man throwing a tantrum -- all over a game of golf.
Felt a kind of relief watching him playing again ❤
I loved the twins, you just know they’d be fun even sitting in the backyard chatting, Joan was awesome and I’d love to spend an afternoon hearing her stories, the family of the golf man was what a family should look like. Lovings, proud of each other, happy and tight.
Wow, very impressive Trauma team and response. 👍🤓. Wife was amazing through all this. 👍. Prayers for John. I’ve played a lot of golf, saw many reckless incidents with frustrated golfers.
kinda couldn’t comprehend how much damage a golf club could do till he said “think how far you can hit a ball”
I love that Joan Phillips lady. She’s a kick.
When I'm angry, I cry instead of doing something not smart. 😅
That's because you're a woman. Guys are told they can't cry so they often do violent stuff instead. Very manly. (Also, crying is scientifically proven to make you feel better.)
Same here 😊
I can't believe the woman shows up to emergency, wasting staff's time and essential resources for a little cut on her finger.... 😮
Joan, what a precious lady 💖
I was thinking that too, you'd normally go to like a walk in clinic and maybe get stitches (what I did when I injured my leg and had to get 5 stitches)
What a HANDSOME Man!! I'm so glad he's ok... to rejoin hs beautiful family!! You just never know....
The porter is hilarious. Wagwon 😂😂
I was a patient transporter at a hospital, had an ICU job I picked up to take a critical patient to get a Cat Scan😂, the lady we were transporting to CT was not doing good at all, on the way out of CT the nurses realized she was bleeding out into her extremities, one of the nurses was literally sitting on her to try to cut off the blood supply to her main artery in her leg and we needed to start CPR. I was running backwards with this team to make sure we made it to the OR in time to save her life. It did not work out the way I was hoping and I found out she didn’t make it the next day. One of the big things that made me really appreciate working in the healthcare field. Seven and a half years. And I miss it after I’ve left.
Miss Joan lived in such a special time, and she has just lovely memories!
My goodness, I can’t believe how sick John is!
I got smashed in the face with a metal softball bat at school after it got thrown behind the guy that was batting before me
I needed my muscle stitched back together before they could stitch my forehead up. They didn’t realise it damaged my nose too, more worried about a suspected fractured skull.
Did some nerve damage but nothing major, thought I was lucky at the time but didn’t realise just how much until seeing this 😮
Yeah, it depends on a multitude of factors on how badly you get injured. But, when you are very seriously injured it can be fatal, just from one hit. A lot of people don't appreciate just how deadly those things can be when swung around.
He was actually pretty fine....
I love hospital videos.
What a brave & determined woman. Willing to go the distance GR
His golfing friend must feel absolutely awful after that! 😮
And so he should. His action on that day caused John and his family so much trauma and distress.
@@lynfawcett221 I’m sure he knows that.
@@river8760He does, but does it make enough of a difference that said "friend" learned to keep his temper in check? That's the $64,000 question. And my answer us likely not. People who are so immature that they throw tantrums like a child often don't change their ways.
i wish Joan was my friend. she's amazing!
Good grief, who goes to A&E with a little cut on their finger?
I an in the USA not the UK. If I cut my finger I would go to the ER (what we call A&E here) to get it stitched. Is there another place to get stitches in the UK?
@tcuplvr that tiny cut didn't need stitches, it was very superficial.
@@tcuplvr it didn't need stitches.
We need a separate minor injuries section.
I couldn't even watch any other segments except for John's. Once they brought him in my heart was tied up and what happens to this poor man.
I actually exclaimed out loud when I realized he didn't have a brain injury, but an eye injury. I was so happy.
John’s sons are handsome buggers, aren’t they?
Just seeing this, It does show the love familys have still!! Thank you for sharing!!
34:42 The nurse in the red. Beautiful!
The twins are adorable!
GODSPEED for all the sick and injured and specially our Healthcare angels.🙏❤️
The best question I got when I answered the phone at the hospital I worked at. " Can you tell me what time the parade in town starts " 😅 I still laugh about that
"It's not too sad." Some days are better than others.
John's wife is the definition of a loving, kind, supportive wife. I'm so glad they have each other.
Friend or not, his "friend" would need to see a proctologist to retrieve his golf club.
John's friend should have been charged with wreckless endangerment
I just adore Craig ❤ His bedside manner is impeccable.
I'm glad John is ok
Such positive attitudes! United States people could definitely learn from these beautiful people. No ill will or desire to sue the other person or at least none mentioned. God bless European citizens.❤
Ok sure we sue in the UK darling. But here we have NHS: almost no out of pocket no mega expensive medical costs + we still have people that dont need to be sued to do the right thing, they come forward based on character, morals, ethics....honor. In case they fail the latter, we sue them all the way to the High Courts!!
@@julesmpc1314paid for with your very high taxes. Healthcare is never “free”.
@@dalhousiekidhere in the USA our taxes are ridiculously high- and we have to also pay way too much for healthcare.
That's how it is in general, yes. Common civilians don't sue each other. The costs are most of the time covered by insurance. Also it isn't common to use life-insurancemoney for something other than paying the mortgage, when our partner has died. No murders here because of life-insurance and greed.
@@tcuplvrI pay €205 a month incl. dentist. You pay even more?
She didn’t even need stitches on her finger?! Omg. Why go to emergency for that?!
I know right?!
What a big sook
because that's the beauty of socialised medicine. she can make sure she's ok, it's totally normal & it doesn't cost thousands of dollars
BECAUSE ITS FREE OVER IN ENGLAND. That’s the problem with this Biden Run He’ll Hole.
@@kc4699 I think she was too freaked out to even look and see how much damage she had done, to be honest. Some people can't deal with the blood, so they wrap a tea towel around it and run straight to the doctor/hospital.
Joan is adorable and has a great sense of humor.❤
I did the same thing to my ankle as that lovely lady lol we could be ankle twins! Stairs every old ladies’ nemesis !!
I am allergic to stairs too. But for me, I fall down walking straight. Stairs nor required for me.
Kimb868 was your Achilles tendon tear painful? I have always heard that is an extremely painful injury. But this lady didn’t seem bothered at all.
I’ve been a bit. Wary of stairs for years and I’m not that old!
@@MiMi-kx1vymy husband had his severed when a softball hit it as he ran the bases. He passed out. This is a guy who had root canal with no numbing. He walked on it for 6 months before he had the surgery. It hinders your ability to operate your foot.
You were a beautiful couple, handsome man there. I am so sorry for your loss. Stay strong, he is looking over you forever. God Bless 🖐🙏✝️🇨🇦
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The trauma team is already set up, IV’s, IV Meds, checks crash carts, gets portable EKG monitor ready and pads and wires ready. Amazing.
They give their incoming call at 15-17 minutes out. Gives trauma team to get ready. Hear in the USA the call is made 5-3 minutes out from the ER.
If you have a trauma and are working on interventions with minimal help it’s kinda important to focus on immediate life threats other than giving a report
A friends daughter lost her eye in a golfing accident as a teenager. Very dangerous especially when people can’t control their anger or are fooling around.
The handsome Iranian doctor has quite a sad look in his eyes, it impressed me. Another thing that impressed me was the love shown by those sons to their father, being with him, always attentive to what the doctrors were saying and doing, touching him lovingly all the time, nice to see this in an age were so many children don't give a damn for their parents once they leave the home.
Prayers,,🙏
Joan! Love ya
In the hospital for over a hour
Doctor: “Its too early to know if it’s a stroke”
I thought maybe the guy was too close to the person swinging, that would do a lot of damage. But throwing a club, wouldn’t that be less velocity?
Yeah, I don’t think it happened the way the “friend” said it happened. A falling club isn’t going to do that much damage, let alone snap in half.
Defo..there is more to this story.
The weight of the club head and the flex of the shaft and how lightweight it is can make them incredibly dangerous when launched. A sort of misguided missile - it actually looks like the club shaft made contact across his face :(
@@ariesgalindo4547 Thanks for explanation, but still not buying it.
His injury looked like the club was swung right across his face in not like it fell from above.
Joan is hilarious i love her
All I can say, and I hope like hell I am wrong!! With force enough to injure him that badly, I am highly suspect that he threw it in the air and this happened. I mean come on, the damage is straight on.....again, hope I'm wrong!!
I love Siobhan and Caroline 😂 I always wanted a sister growing up and they had me chuckling
2 Iranian nuclear physicists fleeing to England? That immigration experience must have been pretty unique.
It makes me really sad that they couldn’t get work doing what they were obviously highly educated and qualified for as nuclear physicists just because they had to flee there as immigrants after the revolution 🥺🤷🏻♀️
Finally you get to the point right away instead of telling us all about your life, education etc.
Having a Tantrum and throwing a golf club... I hope is more composed when operating a motor vehicle. 🙄
People who have anger issue should not play golf. The end.
They cannot control themselvss
Those twin sisters are great 👍. Congrats on the pregnancy, and be careful with the ad-vacado 😂
My 7 year old daughter was struck in the head with a golf club in 2007. My sister was watching my kids while I was at work and they were outside playing with a ball and a golf club. As my son went to hit the ball with the club, my daughter bent down to pick it up and instead of the ball he hit her head. He was 10 years old. She lost consciousness and they flew her by helicopter from the scene to children's hospital where she had to have surgery because the golf club had pushed a half dollar sized piece of her skull into her brain. Luckily she didn't have any lasting issues. She had what they believe was one seizure after the surgery and had to wear a protective helmet for a year afterwards to protect the area but fully recovered.
Omg goodness that is terrifying, I am sorry your daughter (and son) had to go through that but I am glad to hear that she was able to recover so well.
You telling me a golf club is going to snap in half and cause that much damage from falling on John’s head? More likely his friend swung the golf club in anger and it hit him off the swing.
I agree, especially at that angle
Yes
You do see the best of people and also the worst…
It's so good to see John cleaned up and up golfing again. 🥹
Small cut to a finger means a trip to A&E??? Good grief! No wonder there is the wait time that there is.
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true, but most people dont know how to clean to wound well enough to not get an infection few days later, increasing A+E even more so might actually save them time long run ahhaa. had a friend just last week nearly have his hand removed for a cat bite due to infection and had to stay in 3 nights >.< he's lucky he went when he did but yeah a knife cut so long as it isnt chicken is so clean. Not disagreeing for this one its just some times something minor can be real bad
@@keatonjones6115two different areas a trauma patient is not seen by the same people as the cut finger.
To be fair, I ended up slicing a 1.5in gash on my thumb. The damned thing required 5 stitches to close it.
@@lesliehyde Some people need to complain. Do not understand how serious a deep cut can be.
Everyone needs a job and thank goodness there is an AandE where others are being taught the skills they will need to make a living. The US could do with learning something from this country and make medical care more affordable!😮❤
That won't happen until Americans shake off their brainwashing (i.e. that "socialized medicine" is Communism and therefore has horns and a tail) and vote for people who actually care about them, instead of constantly voting against their own interests. The U.S. is seriously weird.
The 77 yr old woman looks fantastic for her age, no makeup, just a natural beauty!
In the golf course there are a set of 15 golf Etiquette rules of conduct etc. Taking a temper tantrum is not one of them🤬
i did not know a golf club can injury you that much
Here in Florida, getting hit with a golf club is pretty regular. Golfers who get too serious =swing, and there’s always a set of clubs pretty much anywhere..(availability /eventuality)
People are resilient.
When Joan said “I just love hospitals” I thought she was being sarcastic
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There was a guy with thumb wrapped and nurse/doctor said now don't pass out on me.....what was his story and what happened?
I am a retired RN. I am 57 have hypothyroidism, large west gain,increased strength on 12 pills everyday pay I need this information so I can fight my early weight gain and HTN, pre diabetes. I have changed physically so much and I have been looking into clean medication, THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU 😊
Joan is one tough lady. I’d be screeching if I snapped my Achilles tendon.
Those twins were hilarious 😅
Omg going in for a cut on her finger. Really tragic
This golf club accident is a good reminder for those of us who throw our racquets after a bad racquetball shot. I admit I am guilty of this.🙁
When I was in my 20s I knew a woman who was a bit older and who worked as a substitute teacher for first-graders. One day, during a softball game, she got hit in the face with a baseball bat. I’m not sure if the bat caught her in mid-air, or if the batter child actually connected with her, but, boy, she was a mess. The injury was primarily to her mouth and teeth, many of which she lost. I felt sooo bad for her, she suffered terribly and had to constantly use painkillers. I’ll never know what the upshot of this was because we lost track of each other, but I always hoped she was able to move past this ordeal and have a successful life. Very sweet and kind person.
and that is the golf philosophy, the more angry you are, the worse things happen :))))
I wish these shows were highline more on the medical work and less on the victim impact statements
Camberwell!!
❤war veteran !!
The treatment that Joan got for her alleged Achilles' tendon tear was an outrage. She should have had an X-ray and a doctor look a her. If he decided it was torn, then they should have scheduled a surgery. You don't just send her home with a boat and hope for the best. Old people don't heal well.
You didn’t watch the whole video. She did get the full treatment. They take very good care of the oldies in England 👍
You do not put a person that old under for surgery, they do not survive.
NP Followed PROPER treatment protocol. Tendons take a LONG time to reattach/heal. Surgery not called for.
I don't think Joan wanted to get her heel best with a brittle needle brush until her bone bled to try and get the tendon to attach to the clot. May or may not work.
Where did this happen? England or Australia? I cant understand the difference!
Just a little bit over 6 years ago that I had torn a ligament in my right ankle that was a really bad sprained ankle. My ankle was swollen and bruised everywhere on that ankle,heel, parts of the foot, and 3 toes. I wore the boot a couple of weeks back then. I used a walker that helped me walk around for a few months in distance walking. I can walked for shorter distances. I have that walker just after my surgery of removing my appendix in July 2016. I didn’t really need it. I wanted my father to used it for walking. He never did. I know what the elderly woman was going through.