Surviving Against All Odds - 24 Hours in A&E - S01 E14 - Medical Documentary
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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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I feel for Clive, I wish he would go back out not necessarily to work but volunteer anything. Its 100 % helps to go out and do something, anything.
Absolutely does. Takes your mind off of your pain if only for a few moments. I highly recommend either volunteering or working on a new hobby that you've wanted to try for a long time. I speak from experience. Best of luck!
Pardon my ignorance but what does A & E stand for? Is it like a Trauma Team, an ER, which is our term for the Emergency Room?
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@@joanmacdonald7177 yeah its the ER, A&E stands for accident and emergency
He needs purposeful activity--he would feel useful again.
The man on the blood sugar drip is why I got out of the medical field completely… while I do understand and feel for all forms of illnesses physically , mentally & emotionally … I also became very aware of the limitations of my patients … That line of work is not for just anyone 🙏🏼❤️
Those twins are the sweetest together ❤
Why is that boy not in children hospital
I used to watch these shows some 12 years ago. Still find them fascinating.
Yeah I saw the first season about 12 years ago they aired them in California I found them fascinating as well. I’m glad I found them.
I applaud the nurses patience with the pyshc patient.
Pysch patients deserve respect and dignity, it’s incredibly hard to live with mental illness. His acting out is exhausting and hard, but it’s bc he’s feeling incredibly stressed and overwhelmed.
@@river8760 no doubt but I still applaud the nurses for their patience and care in what has to be a stressful situation.
@@maryellenblount6376 oh it is a difficult situation, I fully agree, and abuse is never ok!
My heart goes out to Joseph & Elijah 💗💗💗
They are better than me for sure.
It’s shameful that there is nowhere to go for people who are in mental crisis.
It's shameful that most people who suffer from a mental health challenge need to become very sick before anything is ever done and as soon as you admit that you are feeling even slightly better you are kicked out of hospital or a mental health facility, most of the time without the support that is needed to ensure that you stay mentally healthy.
Also a shame that many people withdraw from any relationship with someone who admits to having mental health "problems". The exact opposite of what is needed.
Mental health challenges should mean people are more supportive and encouraging. Instead they seem to feel the need to continually lecture about "learning to live with it" or to just get on with life, ignore it and hope it miraculously goes away or the worst one "stop acting out to get attention, get a job and join the real world".
I work in this field and there are so many issues with this, 😢 it’s appalling and sad.
What an absolute beautiful series! The fact that got to do this with your sister is outstanding! You rock, Mike! I can't wait to experience your next adventures!
On a lighter side the Jamacan lady with the twin boys seems so sweet and is a beautifull
I worked in one let me tell you, it humbled me I never forgot to pray
It's heartbreaking to imagine a 7-year old can think of committing suicide 💔💔💔
Sadly it’s occurring more and more. 😢
Clive seems like a sweetheart!
I agree with the mental health doctor here. 💝💝💝 everything she knows is utterly true.
Eh? Yes bcs she a professional who goes on evedence proven facts & not some random idiet on FB rambling on..
I feel so sorry for Clive. He seems like such a sweet person ❤️
Except he is a booking shop manager, therefore he promotes gambling. Nope
I couldn't catch a lot of what he's saying.
@@britishbobcat2098he does what he does to make a living. He doesn't choose for people or force them to gamble 🙄
Agree, a sweet guy who’s got a problem & openly admits it. I really think he’s got the chops to overcome his addiction. I sincerely hope he’s doing well!
😮😮@@renb6133
Jenny is a kind and caring person.
“This a & e is open 24 hours!” I should hope so.
We wish, but some are only open during peak hours.
Where I live in northern Canada we have emergency rooms closed over several days due to staffing issues. Nurses or doctors. We don’t have enough nurses or doctors
@@LivvyAlexW that's a bit different
😂 right….
@@LivvyAlexW that's a crying shame
I call my depression The Black Dreadfuls. It's horrendous. Death is a much more pleasant choice. Being dead is a happy thought. Something to be YEARNED for. Then the wonderful antidepressants take hold and I remember that I have a scrap of humor in my soul. I hang on by my fingernails, breathing and self soothing. It's even better if there's some decent pain meds to make my existence bearable.
The two blonde girls were wonderful. Obviously great friends.
I hear you, been there done that.
I cannot say that I know what you feel like, but can I ask you this: Are you paralyzed by the decision what to do about your condition? Just a thought.
Regardless of your answer, I hope your black dreadfuls will be lesser every day. All the love.
That’s a very accurate description Sandra.
Great epilogue on this one.
thanks
We definitely don’t get tea or sandwiches at the hospital in the USA. We are getting really bad food at best and not any in the ER
I was in for overnight following a knee replacement. They brought me a fried egg that you could play frisbee with, two pieces of floppy bacon and a piece of cold greasy toast. I nibbled on the toast. USA hospital food is horrible.
It is the Worst Disgusting
Garbage 🗑 🍽 🥗 🥣 🗑
In the World
Just the smell of it
Makes you Severely
Nauseous Before even
Seeing 👀 it
The Truth 💯
Confirmation 💯
He was getting a sandwich and tea because of his diabetes
@@SafiaRose75
That may be True
But at least the Food
And Tea he was offered
And Given was actually Real
Food that was Edible
As opposed to the
Garbage 🗑 They call Food
At the Hospitals in America
That's more comparable to
A cross between Prison Food
And Dog Food mixed together
Agreed even the water is horrible and snacks costs are sky high
I have a hearing problem, without the cc I'm lost on this.
same!
Love this show
The gentleman with the insulin needs more supervision than he gets outside.
He may just need a care aide who can come in & administer his medication to him when it is required to make his daily life easier as it will be one less thing for him to have to try to remember.
He needs what all mental health patients need. A supportive environment that includes friends as well as the professional people to help him out. All mental health patients are "treated" within a system that doesn't really function as anything more than a giant bandaid. They are often traumatised by the treatment they receive (and the attitudes of those who are meant to help them) , and become "problems" that are hidden away and who die far earlier than healthy people because they never receive the best possible treatment or helped to manage their challenges away from the hospital/facility.
Its like that saying about not changing anything and expecting different results.
Also these patients are often treated as though being medicated (prescribed antidepressants, mood stabilisers, etc) is the miracle they needed. The attitude of "just take your tablets because they will make your condition disappear" is still very common.
What is needed is a complete system which teaches mental health patients about all of the options available to them, to learn how to manage their life to get healthy mentally and stay that way. It should be normal to use medication as one part of the system alongside other therapies and that patients are able to reduce or stop their medication as they improve and with the help of their team of doctors, specialists, etc.
Instead medication is the only option, many people are forced to continue to take it, the doses usually increase the longer they are on the medication and they may experience horrible side effects.
So not only have most mental health patients experienced a mental health challenge which is confusing and scary in itself, they also experienced friends and family not being supportive, often harsh treatment and attitudes from both the people meant to be treating them and people who don't understand or have empathy, as well as medication side effects and a reduction in their quality of life. Most often they have lost their job and any sense of purpose or usefulness.
Mental health challenges affect every area of a patients life, maybe we need to be treating the whole person not just the "problem". The world thinks its fixed because they take a tablet twice (or three) daily.
Blessings, Dot
Why no nicotine patches? We have in US hospitals..
So gross when people eat in the ER waiting room.
When I’m in hospital the nurse always comes to check on me because I never call them if I can do it myself I will
right?? I feel terrible if i have to bother them 😵💫 especially if they have the bed alarm on and I have to call to be walked to the bathroom 😓
the cigarette guy☠☠☠☠
16:02 74 Suicide Attempts What in the ever loving F**
She did really well with the P words 😁
Does anyone know which series/season this is? The closing credits say copyright 2021, but the lack of masks make it clear this was filmed pre-pandemic.
at 46:26, the end credits say "MMXI" which is 2011
@@user-xi6lx5nm2j: OH! I completely misread it! Thanks for clarifying. That makes perfect sense.
10:42 They really shouldn’t be doing what they are doing with Joe, you can tell they’re stressing him out. It’s the same with Dementia patients, just agree with whatever they say until Doctor comes and then tell him or her what he’s saying..
That hook in the lip is DISGUSTING
I'm curious, if an American comes over for vacation and gets hurt or real sick, will we receive care?
Yes, but there is a charge for the services. Just like if I visit the U.S. it is very expensive to go to hospital.
Yes, you will, you'll probably have to use your travel insurance or pay out of pocket, but it's not too much.
No, the hospital will let you die
Very upsetting..,risking Joseph with this crummy ER’s lack of strike protocol
Honestly, men have no pain tolerance! Lol
The clot shot still doing its job.
My exact thought.
Everyone who is aware.
Yup..... it's so horrific!
Yup
this was filmed before then so its been happneing way before it
I feel like you can have mental health issues and still be respectful enough to throw something in the bin. I mean that’s just being a complete *$!§!
lol saludos desde Costa Rica :) couldn't they just give that guy who wants a cigarettes a nicotine patch? that's what they would do for the other crazies who smoked when I was in the detox / crazy ward jaja
That’s sop in most psych wards… I guess in the er they don’t have the staff. Maybe slap a nicotine patch on him to help him temporarily?
what does the A stand for?? lol
Accident
Who cares the person or in this case the thing is BLACK
My heart goes out to Joseph and also his twin Elijah such a young age to have that happen. May he be healthy and safe
Thank you 😊 so very much to all the many doctors and nurses in these wonderful videos and also all over the world 🌎! My heart ❤️ goes out to you all and hats off to each and every one ☝🏻 of of you in the world 🌍! Thank you ☺️
DITTO ALL THE WAY!
You’re very welcome and we thank you for looking at us in a different light than some do.
Why not order a nicotine patch or gum for smokers?
Must like watching them squirm.
The psychiatrist nurse was so wonderful. The rest of the staff are great as well
Stay well 16-year-old boy
I don’t understand why they don’t slap a nicotine patch on people that are that desperate for a cigarette.
in the us in impatient psych centers they do patches and gum for smokers, years ago theyd just let you smoke but not anymore 😂
I love watching the hospital videos and how you nurses n Drs help people everyday.
The man suffering from alcoholism: what a sweet sweet patient--i truly hope he is getting on better
I pray Clive will be better by God's healing more and more everyday 🙏 🙌 ❤️
He was a functioning alcoholic. Until your body starts suffering from its effects. I had 6 father's all alcoholics and it's not funny, none of it.
Sadly, when they get older they get impossible to deal with.. angry & aggressive..
If you want your family around you as elderly, don't drink as an adult..
This is not only alcoholics who get alcohol dementia.. if you like your alcohol & drink several times a month is enough to get you there..
And I do mean impossible.. constant screaming, fighting, anger & violence..
@@ingridakerblom7577 you're totally right, sadly. I'm an ICU nurse and way too often see the tragic end that alcohol abuse brings, it's a horrific undignified end..
It should be a criminal offense not to treat pain.
That patient could be a frequent flyer that comes in just to get meds. You can't even imagine what happens with these patients.
Thats a dumb thing to say.
First off,pain in itself isnt dangerous.
Second, its all about the patient, what kind of medication their on, and pre history can also affect it .
I have a condition where pain medicine,and even anastezia doesnt work well or at all. I have given birth without any medication,not even gas and air. I broke my femur , right above the knee . Had to get metal to support the whole femur,from hip and down to knee. It was gruesome ,i admit ,they gave me all they could without killing me,but as i mentioned,my condition...
Point is, we can handle massive amount of pain. Pain are released from the brain. So one can affect it by going straight to the "pain center" in the brain. Even how one think about pain means a lot.
Thats why older people endure pain so stoic...they have another approach to pain,and it means a lot. Its just the bidy,telling something is off. Painkiller doesnt fix whats off. It just "puts a cover over it" for a while.
So no, to have a pain relife is not that important ,and should absolutely be given sparingly,because it can add several issues then just whats up at the time/that moment..
29:00 British kids come up with the funniest slang terms/phrases. "Rest it rest it, heart rate, rest it" lol
I adore Kris! She is one of the sweetest most real people on the internet. I am so glad you had her on to talk about her health. I wish her nothing but continued success in her recovery. She is a beautiful soul and she lights up many lives. ❤❤❤
My mother lights up like she is going to Disney whenever she goes to the hospital. She craves the attention.
My grandmother was the same
I absolutely dread it 🫠 I hate feeling like im a burden on the health care system and ive had the unfortunate pleasure of being in the hospital more times than i can remember
I pray the young man will be alright and his family. To everyone I pray God's mercy on you for complete and total healing. 🙏 infact I pray for complete and total healing no matter what! 🙏
Borage IS a word!
At about 28.00; Elijah's absolutely amazing!😍
Such a great series!!! And 6 deaths in a month isn't bad!
Been waiting for this, thanks 💜
Great show!! I did not realize how alone I felt. Covid isolation.
21:50 - Just saying, 'borage' is a a word :P
Yes, I caught that, too.
It is a plant.
I love seeing siblings who have close bonds.
I had close Bond with my older brother before he went to heaven
@@nicholejordan1995 My condolences to you and your family.🙏🏾
so why not give the guy a nicotine patch or some nicotine gum?
It seems like there are a lot of depressed ppl in the UK .
ALL around the WORLD.
The weather is a big factor.
Yes UK does have a large population of depression folks. My daughter lives there now because of military placement....She misses the USA weather.....very grey rainy days or weeks . And she has had a Rat infestation in a very nice neighborhood Also UK is having serious Government problems
@@ginajones2328 uhm.. yeah. Their government isnt as perfect as the US one....
@bepowerification uhhhh... It is DEFINITELY not perfect here. 😅
Give the guy a nicotine patch at least 🤦🏼♀️
16 yo and his family are lovely
What a wonderful program. Makes me weep sometimes disgusted sometimes angry buy usually grateful
That's nice! giving tea with sugar to a diabetes patient.
If he hasn't eaten in 4 days then he probably needs the sugar just as much as he needs the insulin and his medication for schizophrenia. I'd assume that the person who gave him the tea with sugar and the sandwich would have known about his diabetes and taken it into account.
I think the drip they had going in his arm had insulin in it.
I also think that giving him something to eat and drink was one way of getting him to be quiet, at least for a little while. It's also one way to calm him down if he is experiencing anxiety about being in the hospital again. They didn't say what type of schizophrenia he is diagnosed with but I'm assuming that, like many people with it, he experiences paranoia and anxiety as some of his common symptoms.
He may be asking for cigarettes as one way to reduce stress /soothe himself. Not the best way to help himself but better than doing nothing or doing something worse like hurting himself or others.
Blessings, Dot
One of my apartment neighbours is a 78-year-old untreated diabetic. She can no longer shop for herself, so she has other tenants go out and buy Sprite (a nasty soda made of high fructose corn syrup) for her. It's what she drinks instead of tea, coffee, water or alcohol.
Well yes with low sugar you would give that if he’s not taken insulin.
so all these patients agreed to be on this video cause all of them are wearing lapels
Yes. I imagine far more patients are filmed, and these are just the most interesting cases. "The Supervet" has the exact setup: Families in the waiting room are miked to record their chatter (set to the same sappy music when aired), then the recording continues inside the exam room.
@25:42 😂 and then he laughs. Little stinker.
@33:00 "eight fingers & two thumbs." Hahaha
I realise that depression is a genuine and complex neurologically-based problem, and I'm sympathetic. However--and this really interests me--how many people who say they can't get out of bed in the morning because they're so depressed would get out of bed if the house were on fire? Or how many people who say they're too depressed to work would work if not working meant they starved to death on the street? Most, I think. So surely motivation has a key role to play. And sometimes seeing yourself functioning adequately because you MUST function adequately is all the jolt it takes to make you feel better. Just an observation. (I'm not excusing capitalist consumerist society, which is divisive and alienating.)
Oh my lord 😔
What happened to the twin?
The twins mum persistently questioning Joseph when he was clearly disoriented 🤦🏽♀️
She was scared.
I think part of it was weird editing, too
Jen rocks.
I love option 3! That Elodie dress is gorgeous. I don't generally wear dresses but I'm definitely tempted! My current project is a Princess dress for my granddaughter. Honestly, I could buy one for quarter the price, but how could I say no!?
I HONESTLY, ABSOLUTELY ADORE & LOVE THE ENTIRE TEAM HERE AT THIS ST. BON HOSPITAL, I’VE WATCHED SOOO MANY EPISODES OF THEM & I LOVE THEM SOOOO MUCH SO THAT I’M CONSIDERING MOVING TO ENGLAND‼️‼️‼️‼️😳JK🤣🤣🤣🤣But SERIOUSLY, WHAT AN INCREDIBLY CARING TEAM OF PROFESSIONALS WITH AMAZING SENSES OF HUMOUR‼️ CHEERS TO YOU ALL & MAY YOU BE BLESSED EVERY SINGLE DAY WITH WONDERFUL GIFTS OF HEALTH & HAPPINESS‼️‼️‼️
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Love Joseph and Elijah. They can be my twin brothers 😊
The Lonely man with mental health and diabetes , I really think a member of staff should have wheeled him out to have a cigarette as although he had hyclecimia , treatment was already being done with IV. It's best to de esculate a situation by transporting him to the front. I'm a smoker so I know it's highly addictive. Although his insulin was haywire it wpi;d have made no difference since he's a regular smoker. I dope his found accomadation now, I'm so sorry to hear about Josef, So sad
im absolutely dying laughing at the dressage comment hahahahhahahaha
9:03 I have a yein sister so i can understand
Uhhhh voice at 2:00 👀
Borage IS a word!
That man that wants a cigarette is what causes a headache for us in healthcare. They are wery selfish and use allt of time and money from society. There’s kids in there and people dying and hes there for the 19 time screaming for a sigarette. Healtcare takers run around like crazy and they dont understand that they are not the center of the universe and that there are people with higher needs then them.
And it's people like you that don't understand mental health patients and have NO empathy for them that should not be working in health care.
Unless you walk in his shoes you will not understand. He sounds desperate because you cannot hear him does not mean he is not screaming.
@@rosa733 I’ve had every obstacle thrown my way is the point I was making….. and I still walk with my head high because I have integrity and I don’t treat people like that. I can’t stand people that do that.
you do realise he’s hyperglycaemic? he’s also schizophrenic. he has mental health issues and a dangerously high blood sugar because he is diabetic. have a little care and be kind to people who struggle with mental health.
I'd be giving the bloke that wants a cigarette a tranquilliser.
Is the man screaming really in pain?😟
With mental illness, you never know....the brain can MAKE a person feel pain that is not there. It still feels real to the person it is happening to
If you are in really severe pain like 9 of out 10, you have troubble speaking.. 10 is passing out from the pain..
So probably more anxiety than severe physical pain..
I have a client who are convinced she is suffocating when there IS no issue, but she is 100% determined. She can talk, scream breathe without any issue, but she is 110% convinced..
How do you deal with someone who isn't rational at all & no use for reality..
Brain injuries can cause severe aggression.
In the U.S. pain is whatever a person says it is. And unfortunately as healthcare workers have to treat people as if they are in the amount of pain they claim to be in. I say unfortunately because obviously not everyone claiming to be experiencing a 8-10 pain level isn't actually in that amount of pain but we must medicate them accordingly.
@@nightnurse1178 maybe inside the hospital but not outside that setting.
What’s with the Mom and her giving the 3rd degree to her injured son. Wow! She is so confrontational!! Not helpful.
Yep, mom needs to back off! Shr is not helping with her critical attitude. The Dr will decide what to ask. His andwers to his mom will not change a diagnosis. Mom should be supportive, not attacking!!
A person doesn't have to he an alcoholic. Clive chooses to drink.