Transfer Triumph - Ambulance UK - Medical Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 17 апр 2024
- Ambulance UK - S03 E02
Dive into a gripping tale of resilience and dedication as our team faces a heart condition emergency, tackles pain management challenges, and ensures a critical trauma hospital transfer. Witness inspiring patient care stories that showcase the unwavering spirit of our healthcare warriors. Get ready for a journey of courage and compassion!
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Experience the raw and unfiltered world of Ambulance UK, a gripping series that unfolds from a 360-degree perspective. From the high-pressure control room to bustling city streets and remote rural areas, the show immerses viewers in the challenges faced by ambulance allocators, the impact of hoaxes, and the looming threat of major incidents. Filming simultaneously on the ground, in ambulances, and with call handlers reveals real dilemmas. Delve into the lives of dedicated paramedics whose personal experiences deeply shape the compassionate care they provide in moments of acute need, shedding light on mental health struggles and the complexities of emergency response.
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Runs like a well oiled machine! They have what they need in place and ready and coordinated between sevices. And even under pressure when the wait time is longer than they would want it to be, everyone is responding with clear cool heads and order prevails. Kindness, respect and compassion never gets lost. Well done! Hero's every one of them!
You cannot teach this level of compassion
These ambulance crew and telephone staff are absolutely beautiful human beings. Thank you for all you do. 🙏🏻
So sad that booze is the cause of so much sadness & misery! 😢😢😢😢
2 hours is a heck of a long time in some emergency situations!! I recently had to call for an ambulance and I didn’t think I’d be alive when they got here, and it only took them about 6 minutes to make the trip.
Thank you Banijay!
2 hours for a fall?! Crazy. They have no idea the extent of the injury. In norway that would be 15 minutes (where I live at least)
1. They cover a large area.
2. They have limited ambulances.
3. They work on donations.
Night, night Ernie.
Yes, rest in peace lovely man.🙏🏻
I don’t know if it’s Linsey or Marrisha, but the blonde woman of the team, sounds just like Sara Pascoe to me. I kept getting distracted by it, trying to figure it out. It finally clicked! Lol
I have watched quite a few of these ambulance crews going to help patients and the wait is just so terrible. I know it is hard on the crew as well as the patients and their families. What is the answer here???
Ernie needs a stairlift.
What is the song called playing in the end???
2 hours!!! In the USA if you live in town you have a 5 to 10 minute wait or less . in the country. In the country the timing is about the same plus a 15 ts20 minute wait to get to the hospital 🇺🇸
Definitely longer if you don't. I can't say how long it took to get to my house in December. I had outpatient surgery earlier in the day and ended up bleeding internally. My sister was staying with me and called. Since I live out in the desert (in AZ) I don't know how long it took them.
@117pinkyflower yep. Difference between socialized (UK) and our capitalism
Of course we don't have to pay and there are no worries about your insurance paying
That's absolutely not true. You have to be dying to get seen in less than two hours here and it costs us a small fortune!!
@@SusieCottam I would rather pay to get treated. Than be treated like a heard of sheep. it should take so long to see a doctor.
Honestly, people are just independent toddlers.
Gordon's sons. Im so glad they're not mine. 😢 27:15
He's an alcoholic; at some point you have to wash your hands
My father-in-law is an alcoholic. How he is with strangers is much different than how he treats his own family. After what I’ve seen I don’t feel like I can judge anyone for feeling like that.
Alcoholics are up there with the worst. Can't blame the family.
@@samanthahill9367 Definitely do not blame the family. Hope I didn’t come across that way. It is hard. I was surprised his wife was just calmly there in bed. But I’m sure that has been her whole life. My heart hurts for her. I watched it with my mother-in-law. This is a massive assumption but those boys seem like the kind that want their father out and to take care of their mom. Or move her out if possible. They seem like guys that want her taken care of the way she should be.