FLYING With London's Air Ambulance | S01 E01 | Hospital Documentary | All Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Tonight, a dramatic accident in South Shields demands all of the doctor's trauma skills; a cyclist has a life-threatening head injury on an Oxford canalside; and a speedway rider leaves the track at 80mph.
Air Ambulance ER follows British medical teams as they take to the air in emergency situations. Going behind the scenes to show ambulances carrying out their life-saving work from the minute an accident is reported to the moment they reach their patient. The fast-paced action and aerial filming capture the courage of the team members that are on-call throughout the UK.
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When the air ambulance says ‘oh, fuck’ you know it’s brutal. Poor lad.
Genuinely chilling. When that's a professional medic's first reaction, things are really looking grim.
Just another day in the office boys. Glad they were able to get ROSC on the kid there.
I wonder how he’s doing
@@chris-8597 He passed away sadly, says so in the end of the video.
@Stacey Forget Yeah, 6 min down without blood is just top hard to cone back from then add the devastating injury...feel bad for his family, what a sad way to lose someone soo young.
My boyfriend died last year of a similar accident to the 17 year old boy. My boyfriend fell on a beer bottle and punctuated his airway and his artery. He died en route to the hospital 😔 May that boys family have all the prayers and peace they need to know their son-cousin-nephew-brother is saving lives.
I can't imagine how you felt and still feel 😔😔 very sorry to hear that
Typicalcat_ so sorry for your loss
Punctuated? Lol..was he an English professor?
Hello Sweetheart: Really?! You’re making fun of her spelling/grammar, when here she is telling about how her boyfriend DIED! So sad, just really REALLY sad of U to do that.
@@HeartWorX.Creations the world is full of heartless morons, a sad state is affairs this world is in, as we progress in time and supposed technology, we regress in compassion, feelings and overall basic common sense.
The fact a service like this does not have full government funding seems criminal.
Jolly ole England, but it seems like a lot of the air ambulances around the world are underfunded.
@@dionysus6892 In Germany there is country wide coverage with government funded air ambulances, which public insurance will pay for. I thought it was normal in first world countries.
@@dionysus6892 The problem is they cost money
@@EssexAggiegrad2011 if your most basic expense can't be covered your money is a joke
Nothing has "government" funding. It would be Taxpayer funded.
Services like this need to be fully funded because they are so essential these days.
How is it organized in your country.. But I agree they have to get payed by taxes
I got ran over by a forklift while working, crushing both feet and braking my right ankle and Lower leg bones, they called the fire department, then the fire department called a private ambulance this took 45 minutes plus another fifteen to get to the trauma center, I was 56 yrs old with a history of heart problems, no on could or would give me any medications , my blood pressure was 245 over 110 I spent 11 hours in the emergency room only to be braced up and sent home. I ended up with compartment disorder in the crushed foot and had to wait two weeks for surgery to bolt my feet and ankles back together, I still can't walk because of the nerve and blood vessel damage, so much for Americans great health care , just don't get hurt on the job I guess, these guys are great. By the way I was taken to the premier tri state level one trauma center , big deal that made
@@mdlclassworker3384 Wasn't an ambulance dispatched at the same time as the fire crew? Were you trapped, or easily accessed?
Either way, I hope you get ongoing assistance and can get good mobility again soon.
Best wishes from an Australian paramedic.
Hundreds of millions are spent on the Fire Dept who spend a great deal of their shift sat on their asses. Where the f*ck were they to aid in extrication during all this? All I saw were Ambulance personnel.
@@praetorxian Any scenes in particular where you think Fire Dept should have been?
I had a quick zip through the video to see where you might be referring to.
The change on Andy’s face @4:15 is haunting...
God bless all the first responders
Just me Just me : Yeah. These brav and highly motivated ppl. are so amazing. This video gives back the believe in humanity. God bless all first responders for their skills and their view on life.
Except pigs they can all die
@@brucekirk5386 animal cruelty!!! >:(
The air ambulance doctor was treating my brother for the nearly three hours it took to cut him out of the vehicle crushing him from the waist down. We are so grateful for this doctor who saved his life initially and those who healed his wounded body in hospital.
Only a Russian could say that 2 broken ankles is a 5/10 for pain. Madlad.
Likely because of him being in shock really.
I said the same thing. Only a freaking Russian 😭😂😂
@northern_lights But looks like "I've been thru this many times."
@northern_lights he said " i have the pain here"
Idk about that. I Broke elbow (it was broken 3 times) and of course it was very painful in the beginning but later when we were in the hospital (it was about one and a half hour after the incident because we were on our family vacation and dint have a car so the hotel management decided to call an ambulance which had to come from a city a few kilomtres away) the pain did not fade away of course but it was not as bad as in the beginning
Me: wondering how people are going to pay for being taken into a helicopter and the hospital bill.
Also me: remembering this is the UK and not America and they will be able to pay for it all because they don’t charge nearly as much as in America or it’s free.
It's paid over tax, so no need for payment. Except if you need medication you pick up at the pharmacy. That's an out of pocket thing.
@@ForeverLumozNot paid out of tax, it's pretty much all from fund raising as they are charities. From watching these I also believe that the Dr's are actually volunteering their time, as a few have said their day job a one specific type of Dr and then they do this in their spare time.
@Kevin Brown So you will not call the firefighters if your house is on fire? They have expensive equipments, salaries etc. They dont charge you directly anything. I dont see how it is different. Or do you get a bill from them after they put out the fire in the usa?
In Estonia we dont get any bill if we are working and paying taxes or staying home with a baby. We have insurance. if we get ambulance help or something like that we got it for free.
If i need help, i dont pay it on my pocket. Taxpayers money is what payes. I know that
This is great! But if you could please add closed captions for those with hearing problems (me)? It is difficult to understand a lot of the dialog
This video is simply amazing. It gives me back a sense of humanity and the believe, that ppl. are able to do good in this twisted world. Thanks to all first responders for your hard and exhausting duty.
I just hope people realize these are real.heros. not your favorite sportstar. Or musician or actor. These people are saving lives everyday. Godbless all
Rest Easy Grant Adams, Rhkiya-Mae is beautiful 💞 May you watch over her and Sharna always 👼🏼
Parts of this series are very uplifting and yet you get a pinch in your heart when one wasn't lucky to make it.
"Just got the water if you overshoot Dave"
"Thanks i'll let you know if we land in it"
That cracked me up
Same lol
Gallows humor is the best!
medical coverage for all is such a beautiful thing. Peoples lives are not ruined because they need medical care.
I'm an ER Nurse for 10 years but this job is amazingly incomparable too, flying on your way to save lives. What a dream job!
Cheers and respect for all the paramedics, what a superpower you got!
True professionals. We don't appreciate these people enough. Nice to see a South African Heli pilot in there representing us.
If you want the definition of true heroes, you just watched it! Amazing talent and knowledge these people have. Great job!!!
MaryQ They’re not heroes, it’s their job.
To me, these lads have an infinite cool factor.
These are the people who should be getting paid big money. Not instagram models and Kardashians.
*ABSOLUTELY!!*
Well the Kardashian earn their money privately with their job so I don't see why they should earn less? They are not being paid by anyone but by the companies who choose to work with them...
You all confuse private Vs government jobs.
The Kardashians work for themselves and they earn based on what they produce and can bring to the brand's who choose to support them, none of the money they received comes from the government.
Poor kid never even got to meet his baby 😭
It's okay. He's watching over her from Heaven as a proud Papa, I'm sure. :)
I could never do this. Props and respect to every single person who saves lives, or is even in this situation.
I couldn’t either. I could probably handle the “smaller” things, but when it comes to the severe trauma I just couldn’t imagine. I suppose when you have the knowledge and experience it gets easier but I am way too empathetic to survive a career like that.
@@nolaray1062 I feel ya there, empathy would make it an unbearable choice for sure.
I cried watching that young fella their body language explained it all.
More funding for these services and ppl. They are amazing.
My deepest condolences to the family of the 17 yr old young man 🙏
The fact that they survive based on donations is depressing, the air ambulance should be supported by the government.
17 years old. Tragic 😞 May he RIP
When the crowd started clapping it made my heart melt.
I work as an Emergency nurse...we take over once they get them to us and it's HARD when a bad case comes in let alone seeing the patients family and home...I honestly don't know how they cope.
Can’t watch it any more. My youngest son had an accident at home and after being stabilised to a certain extent was airlifted to hospital. I spent a day and a night at ICU with him before his life support was turned off. 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢Watching this makes me realise that these professionals are so caring kind, and polite. Do they get support with what they have to deal with? I hope they do. I live in Australia even though I grew up in the UK. I was treated with so much courtesy and kindness here in Australia in a major hospital. I couldn’t do what they do and I will never forget how I was treated❤❤
So blessed to live where this service is available to all.
This show is amazing, just so compulsively binge-able. I honestly didn't notice how long I'd been watching, I was so engrossed.
These men and women are true daily heroes. God bless you
It's so tragic that boy died. I wonder how he fell. : (
Tripped over a wire before falling the down the stairs. Unfortunately. He was meant to die. That was too freakish. It's sad. Thank you for bringing a beautiful baby in this life grant Adam's. Sorry you had a short life but I hope you've found some joy.
glad to know that all have survived but sad when the 17 y.o. didnt make it. paramedics and air doctors are greatly doing their jobs in saving the lives of many. they are the life savers and everyday heroes. i salute you guys.
cris from abu dhabi
"I flew out in the front of the helicopter and back in the back of the helicopter... as my own patient." That made me giggle after the harrowing first half.
23:31 did anyone else notice the batman symbol on the red phone people call in the emergencies to. Perfect placement.
I would love to give Dr. Dion a hug. I just watched this with the 17 year old for the first time, I'm still in tears. The compassion the entire crew has is so heartfelt. Love and prayers to the boys family and also to Dion and the entire crew. Much love from Oergon USA..
RiP Grant Adams. A Tragic accident turned you a hero in death. Thank you to the family who donated his organs. Thank you to any families or people who choose to donate organs. You are all heros.
what I really appreciated, as an ex teacher of emergency care and EMT, was the way they spoke to each other, professionally, calm, friendly. Unfortunately that was not my expereince in the field in Northern California.
I'm 1 min in and my heart is so full already. I commend each and every paramedic/emt/first responder ❤ You have my respect
Hearing the Mother's wailing was truly heartbreaking Rest in Paradise.
I think, it was the aunt.
But anyway, it's heartbreaking 😞
Watching this makes me tear up, the skill and bravery and professionalism that the paramedics but into every call.... just amazing!
Such a very stressful job and such compassion shown by care givers.
You're ALL amazing. Thank you for your service and dedication
We need this here in the United states
Saving lives EVERY day is just amazing!!! I miss work so much! However, the down side is losing lives. :-(
Wow. What and amazing documentary! It makes me appreciate these humans even more! God bless all the health care workers ❤
What an incredible and humble team. Truly angels. God bless you
Gentlemen.
This is a wonderful story. I love all the content you guys post! So heartwarming
In my neck of the woods that's a $50,000 ride right there.
You were the first comment
Its very intressting how de Emergency Services work in other countries! Thanks for uploading and greatings from Switzerland!
Hey Switzerland. I am envious of your form of Direct Democracy! Here in Canada, we are a terrorist haven with a terrorist government. Here in Canada, the major cities have at least one helicopter air ambulance. For serious medical in the north, we have air ambulance airplanes.
Andy Taylor I heard Justin Trudeau was really Justin Beaver (!) with a wig.
What do you think happened to 17 yrs old NACA 6 pat.??
I'm in awe of the teamwork I see in these videos. Cheers to all!!
I am just blown away by these people. We need that in my country. Amazing!!!
That looks a heavy bag to carry from the copter to the patient..
Bless all the carers! ❤️
that guy's honestly a really good man. he's not even there, and he's never met that boy, and he's still concerned when they mention that he has no pulse.
So what happens to the girl that fell off her horse at the beginning? They said they needed assistance due to the location but ended up getting diverted.
Probably a standard ambulance as it wasn't life threatening.
A broken leg can be life threatening, but obviously the other guy's injuries were definitely life threatening.
That is, unfortunately, the hard choices having to be made during triage. The young lady with the broken leg hadn't been reached by land ambulance whereby the young lady was, and they asked immediately for assistance. Given the circumstances, as a paramedic myself, I would have gone by the judgement of a fellow medic rather than the unknown and I think they ade the right call with the information available. Alas, it is a piss poor situation for all involved, but what can you do? We can't be everywhere at once, nor all the time. The 'what ifs' can really haunt you sometimes.
IF I NEEDED HELP, I PRAY YOU ARE THE ONE WHO COMES WOW GREAT JOB!
Job well done, much respect to the Air ambulance crew.
Bless each and everyone of these earth angels, that empathise, sympathise... and put their heart and soul into to doing what they do to save lives.... 🥰
Legends say that the girl with the broken leg is still waiting for the helicopter
My daughter broke her back in three places after her horse threw her - she walked to the car and we drove her to the doctor.....we didn’t need no stinking air ambulance!!
mz guy eating a pack of crisps just before leaving in the heli is such a vibe, more seriously i’ve always dreamed of doing this job, these people are really amazing and save our lives!!
What teamwork, impressive skills and heart. Sorry to see this young man lost his life despite the best attempts to help him.
You guys are amazing!! Thank you for all that you do!
Seriously these people are heroes wow saving lives, staying calm, amazing!
You are angels!
i feel so sorry for Grants family, that is such a tragic way to die, may he rest in peace ❤️🥺
just wanna say, these people are angels on earth
HEROESSSS!!! 👍😍😘💖 Absolutely LOVE these guys and God sure as hell favours them ALL too!
God Bless these people and their endeavours. I would love to do a job like this but Im not good with blood and guts snd death.These people are very special.
Im living in Austria near the Alps and our Medical helicopters fly almost 10 times a day.
What a difficult job. On one had horrific injury but the reward of helping people must be great too.
These guys are heros, very special ppl
Imagine you pay taxes and hear that this is payed by donations :]]
Politicians are a much better investment. Btw, as you can see this is why free markets will work. As humans we would invest in education and health for others.
These people are Angels on earth God Bless them all .
Again as with every other documentary I have watched, ER stories or Long Lost Families, Masterchef, the Uk versions are FAR superior. Deep, meaningful, focusing in on the people and objectives. Beautiful, moving documentary.
Hospital staff are underrated big time!
You can’t tell me dude in the thumbnail doesn’t look like that dude in mean girls
I was like why does he look familiar? Ah yup mean girls!
The doctor in the first accident with the neck injury is an absolute treasure and deserves the world. He has a heart and work ethic of gold ❤️❤️ wherever you are I hope you see this and keep being an amazing doctor saving lives
Omg the 17 yr old died. When I posted that last comment, I hadn't finished watching the video. I'm devastated, imagine how they feel losing a patient. And the family of course. 17, his life was just starting 😞
I do that a lot too. Then I finish watching stuff and I'm like,...oops. So now I start my comment but I don't post it til it's over with, which works out well because we can add to it as we watch it.
@Pat Earl - Thanks for the tip. I'm really bad for jumping on the keyboard before I forget what I want to say 😊 but your idea I like. Thank you 😁
www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-east-news/mum-to-be-tells-anguish-after-teenage-7253823
@Whiffling Tit - Thank you so much for the link. I haven't looked at it yet, will do after work. I really appreciate this. It's so hard to get follow up information
Passionate Picker To be honest, I doubt they'd be too devastated about not being able to revive the patient.
When you spend your working life doing pre-hospital emergency medicine, deaths quickly become part and parcel of everyday work. You never become complacent or apathetic, you just emotionally remove yourself from the work. Some say it's self preservation to prevent emotional burnout, others put it down to these being normal occurrences.
Personally speaking, I get upset (I think p*ssed off is more apt) when somebody dies on a job from a mindless and avoidable act (traffic crash from somebody being negligent) or similar. You tend to focus more on the clinical aspects of the job as part of personal and professional development. You tend to readily accept that death occurs at any age, and you just be satisfied knowing you did your best. I distinctly remember the first two fatal crashes I attended 20 odd years ago. After that the cardiac and respiratory arrests and fatal traumatic injuries melt into the mind just like most other jobs.
They are all heros.
Your doing a wonderful job! Thsnkvyou for alll the people you help!
18:20 my man casually munching on some chips while about to take off to save somebody's life lol
SUCH HONORABLE , SELFLESS SOULS !!! MUCHLOVE AND RESPECT for the LOVE from the AIR and the Ground !!!! Quite Brutal too see day too day , All my Love
you guys and gals r heaven sent! bless all of u
These men and women are real superheroes.
Air ambulance has proved to be one of the most effective to carry on an emergency and save a lot of time in a rescue.
Great PR for you heros great I never knew.
Whatever you see wrong with the U K their medical services are fabulous!
0:50 Jesus Christ not only saving a life but being able to stand there without falling
These people are amazing. If I were to ever be hurt, I hope not of course, but I'd want them working on me. They don't stuff around. Their ability to quickly assess and move fast/prioritise, reacting and acting accordingly, is unbelievable. They are the best of the best in my mind. The 17 yr old, you can see their emotion, as if it's their own child. Great job, well done
wow, amazing job, these people are amazing. Such hard word they do
I love the humility and focus of these aviator caregivers. They are some of the most versatile and qualified individuals who despite advanced degrees, flight training, cheering crowds, and starring in a reality TV show, they perform their duties with poise, grace, compassion, and confidence without crossing over into cockiness or showing off. True professionals.
Excellently said. These are the people that I would want to see on my worst day!
I can't imagine being the paramedic or doctor whose job it is to stand there with your hand in someone's body. That your hand is holding that person's blood in. One hand between life and death. We thank you for all you do for us!
As a nurse I have done this a few times.
Air ambulance doctor has now been logged into the Badass Section in my book.
thank god for all of u
Incredible humans
When there is so many people trying to take the world apart, these people are trying to put it back together. Valhalla has a special place for you guys
Doctor gave the medic the tube on the bike crash. Love to see that!
I'd love to have this show in the U.S.
There should be a tv channel that all medical documentaries, from air ambulance, to ambulance, to maternity ward