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I am 67….and have never been mistreated while in a hospital or clinic. As for how skilled they are, where are you receiving your healthcare that the staff is unskilled?
I've always been treated with kindness here in the US (with one or two rare exceptions--but even those weren't that bad!) If I had an accident, I'd rather be treated by UK medics. They don't call us "dear" and "lovey" here. I love the British way of giving such verbal comfort to patients, as well as providing expert medical care.
When he said the burn guy opted to go home I was shocked but then I remembered that this was during another covid spike and realized he may not have wanted to use up resources or catch covid along with his horrible burns. Plus he comes from some tough stock.
I’m not well I have chronic lung disease I can’t breath I’m shaking sweating I haven’t eaten for 5 days my heart is beating so slow but I have 6 children to look after ?? Hope everyone is well
Well why was the medical staff not in full PPE if it were Covid. No proper isolation ward. Thats what everyonne saw on TV , suits closed off areas, gloves and no relatives.
I worry about covid all the time. I've been living in hospital for a year now, due to a nasty chronic illness. I've tested positive TWICE! I was isolated both times. Zero symptoms. No illness. I spent several days, both times, happily enjoying the solitude. I'm introverted. The peace and quiet was splendid. I share a room with three other ladies, one of whom is a constant melt down screamer. Sigh. Carl is amazing. I know he was in pain, I could see the signs. But he's made of very tough stock.
Testing positive twice with NO symptoms means your immune system is working. Stop worrying, hun. Recent studies show people who've had covid with no illness and no symptoms can have better and longer immunity than any number of shots. Sorry about the screamer; I went through a night in hospital with a person screaming, moaning, and projective vomiting. It was horrible, and I told my doctor the next morning to either move me or I was checking myself out. He moved me. Sending bright blessings you can find relief from your illness.
I got COVID back around New Years and it kept me in the hospital here in Pennsylvania for a week. I also have many other medical issues, so that certainly didn’t help.
It could be they are just kinder people in the UK, or it could be because they are in front of cameras and have to be. I would prefer to think they are just simply kinder people. I know when I go to my PC (male) any question I ask is met with eye roll, dirty look and no answers. He's only conversed with me once and that was probably because he had a trainee assistance with him that day. I am female and 80. Things change when one gets older, unfortunately. It is not a change for the better, unfortunately.
Report his sorry attitude! He obviously has no respect for his elders and lacks the compassion it takes to be so much as a janitor in a healthcare setting!!!
Some years ago now but I remember getting woken by someone screaming. It was the partner of a guy who lived behind us. Did exactly as the burns guy but not as lucky. Petrol can went off like a bomb he died in hospital
@@danielledewitt1 The only circumstance when a displaced fracture would be cast before being reduced would be if it was a temporary cast, simply to allow the patient to ambulate until the orthopedic surgeon is finished with another surgery - or with his dinner.
i know this is not important really but Disney in Florida is Disney World , Disneyland is in California. (Paris is also Disneyland but not sure if there's another but there is only one Disney World! )
So bizarre they casted an open fracture why not just a half cast to allow swelling? Interesting to see how they do things differently. I do see they use their nurses more. Much more efficient to have nurses really specialized like in strokes who see stroke patients.
So if two people have covid you put them together, but what if they have different strains? Wouldn't that increase the danger if they end up with two strains at once?
Almost statistically impossible for two strains to exist at the same time. That's why we saw "waves" of different strains but none occurring at the same time. There was always a time lapse between the different strains, yeah?
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Love this show! Wish we were treated with the kindness and skill here in the USA ( and we pay a fortune for our healthcare)
Same here.
I am 67….and have never been mistreated while in a hospital or clinic. As for how skilled they are, where are you receiving your healthcare that the staff is unskilled?
I've always been treated with kindness here in the US (with one or two rare exceptions--but even those weren't that bad!) If I had an accident, I'd rather be treated by UK medics. They don't call us "dear" and "lovey" here. I love the British way of giving such verbal comfort to patients, as well as providing expert medical care.
If every hospital was being filmed, they’d be exactly like this too 😂😂😂
I was literally going to write: good luck with getting a pacemaker fitted free in the states 😂
Best medical TV show EVER watched
Tough lot up North . THANKS .
When he said the burn guy opted to go home I was shocked but then I remembered that this was during another covid spike and realized he may not have wanted to use up resources or catch covid along with his horrible burns. Plus he comes from some tough stock.
I pretty much had same reaction 😮
It was probably nothing to do with considering others, more that he wanted a smoke and didn’t want to stay where he knew he’d be restricted lol
God bless Jane. To work as hard as she does and not get paid makes her an angel
She should get paid.
Thank you !
You guys are heros ❤❤❤
That large man’s smart watch saved his life 😳👍🏻
Aww, that poor man with burns! I feel so badly for the poor guy!
Nurse Antony was great with that young man and his thumb.
I’m not well I have chronic lung disease I can’t breath I’m shaking sweating I haven’t eaten for 5 days my heart is beating so slow but I have 6 children to look after ?? Hope everyone is well
Go to the hospital…
You are so right! I wish we had the kindness with care that they have in the UK!
Well why was the medical staff not in full PPE if it were Covid. No proper isolation ward. Thats what everyonne saw on TV , suits closed off areas, gloves and no relatives.
awww rite luv
Cool. Show
Nurse Jessica is a beautiful lady with a beautiful soul!! ❤❤
Do you ever use fish bandages? It makes some hill super super fast
No sheet on the trolley in ED for thenpatient with burns? Is that really what the NHS has come to?
Patient on trolley with no sheet? Not on my nursing unit.
29:00 I'm wondering if that child has Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. Either that, or he's playing lots of sport or videogames.
That crossed my mind too
I game and I’ve never dislocated a digit
Are there any more presides coming? Would love to see more.
David Young38 Brisbsne Australia.
I was also wondering if the poor fellow with burns was heading into shock. Tough guy. Looks like he pushed-through without any analgesia, too.
Why are the two women called‘Sister’ ? Does that indicate they are supervisors?
The are both qualified.
It’s how they address nurses there
Equivalent to RN/nurse manager here in the USA; in the old days nurses were nuns so that honorific is a carryover from history.
I worry about covid all the time. I've been living in hospital for a year now, due to a nasty chronic illness. I've tested positive TWICE! I was isolated both times. Zero symptoms. No illness. I spent several days, both times, happily enjoying the solitude. I'm introverted. The peace and quiet was splendid. I share a room with three other ladies, one of whom is a constant melt down screamer. Sigh.
Carl is amazing. I know he was in pain, I could see the signs. But he's made of very tough stock.
Testing positive twice with NO symptoms means your immune system is working. Stop worrying, hun. Recent studies show people who've had covid with no illness and no symptoms can have better and longer immunity than any number of shots. Sorry about the screamer; I went through a night in hospital with a person screaming, moaning, and projective vomiting. It was horrible, and I told my doctor the next morning to either move me or I was checking myself out. He moved me. Sending bright blessings you can find relief from your illness.
I got COVID back around New Years and it kept me in the hospital here in Pennsylvania for a week. I also have many other medical issues, so that certainly didn’t help.
Why do the Doctors not address the fact that most of these heart patients are heavy/obese- never heard any words concerning this
Not the ER job. That needs the Ward/GP. Not enough time in ER. 😊
I live in England and had a pacemaker fitted, but I was awake, it was awful
How do they have an iv in the same arm as an iv?
In case one line fails, you have a backup ready.
We get it for free in England
It could be they are just kinder people in the UK, or it could be because they are in front of cameras and have to be. I would prefer to think they are just simply kinder people. I know when I go to my PC (male) any question I ask is met with eye roll, dirty look and no answers. He's only conversed with me once and that was probably because he had a trainee assistance with him that day. I am female and 80. Things change when one gets older, unfortunately. It is not a change for the better, unfortunately.
Report his sorry attitude! He obviously has no respect for his elders and lacks the compassion it takes to be so much as a janitor in a healthcare setting!!!
Did they give the man with the bone out his wrist any pain meds ?
I'm sure they did
Some years ago now but I remember getting woken by someone screaming.
It was the partner of a guy who lived behind us. Did exactly as the burns guy but not as lucky. Petrol can went off like a bomb he died in hospital
So much body shaming going on here!! My goodness!😊
7 1/2 hour wait to see a doctor? Yikes!
It rubs me the wrong way that that kid has had so many dislocations.
if you are prone to them it's easy to have it happen over and over, unfortunately.
D-land is Cali, World is Fla.
with a gut like that im not surprised he has heart problems.
I have never seen someone put into a cast with a bone still broken.
That’s how it’s always done.
@@danielledewitt1 ; I should rephrase, I have never seen someone put into a cast BEFORE the break was reduced.
@@397coney7 Well it happens a lot.
@@danielledewitt1 The only circumstance when a displaced fracture would be cast before being reduced would be if it was a temporary cast, simply to allow the patient to ambulate until the orthopedic surgeon is finished with another surgery - or with his dinner.
@@Lionforaday All casts are temporary.
Disney World is in Florida and Disneyland is in California fyi lol
Wish we had gas and air here it works great for pain
Are they calling their nurses “sister”?
i know this is not important really but Disney in Florida is Disney World , Disneyland is in California. (Paris is also Disneyland but not sure if there's another but there is only one Disney World! )
I'm surprised they didn't pull the bone back into the arm to keep bloodflow...
……need subtitles as Yorkshire accents’ so strong…….
So much gross obesity, patients and some hospital staff.
Some of us look after ourselves here, they are appalling.
Rude!!
So bizarre they casted an open fracture why not just a half cast to allow swelling? Interesting to see how they do things differently. I do see they use their nurses more. Much more efficient to have nurses really specialized like in strokes who see stroke patients.
So if two people have covid you put them together, but what if they have different strains? Wouldn't that increase the danger if they end up with two strains at once?
Almost statistically impossible for two strains to exist at the same time. That's why we saw "waves" of different strains but none occurring at the same time. There was always a time lapse between the different strains, yeah?
Why are most of the men so big
They're fat