Thrown Into The Deep End: Junior Doctor Diaries | Part 3 (Medical Documentary) | Real Stories
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- This episode meets the junior doctors looking after some of Northampton General's youngest and often most fragile patients, and their anxious parents, in the paediatric department
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From: Confessions of a Junior Doctor
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That young doctor is incredible. He's a true hero in my book! May God bless you, Fahim
Nita is amazing, her bleeper went off at one point and she explained how when she gets an emergency call from the Neo natal ward she runs as fast as she can but only to get there and her assistance is not needed. (CAMERA MAN) "Did you need to run that fast?" NITA, "Yes off course i did (ITS A BABY)every second i slow down is potentially a breath that baby didn't take"
what an amazing human being. we have footballers on hundreds of thousands of pounds a week yet we have Nitas all over the country saving lives for pittance, under immense pressure and quite frankly do not get close to the same respect that someone gets for kicking a football across the field. it really makes you think! :-(
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The baby that got burned made me so sad. Burns are one of the highest pain levels someone can feel & for a baby who can't understand what's happening...breaks my heart.
Marisa Mitchell crushing 😓 I hate to see children in pain. They just don’t understand at all. It’s awful.
Awful
The most precious thing I personally seen in this documentary was a grown man blowing bubbles to calm a sick, stressed baby. What a beautiful sight and man. You can tell he genuinely cares for his patients.
Fahim is just the sweetest guy. He is so caring. The hospital is so lucky to have him
Fahim and Neeta are prime examples of not just good, but excellent doctors. I really respect the fact that Neeta opened up about how having a baby impacted her work. It’s essential that doctors can be honest with themselves and reflect on any weaknesses throughout their careers. I don’t have children but if I did and they became ill, I’d hope for docs like these two lovely individuals!
Yep don't care how much I'm paid, can't handle working in health care. God bless those men and women
Agreed. My anxiety level would be through the roof. God bless these people for doing a job that not everyone can do.
We don’t even get paid that much
A HC real shame. Though you’re appreciated :) god bless
I am not sure if I am able to do it, but it is all I want to do, I don't see myself doing anything else ;-;
A HC exactly lol. Junior doctors salary range around 25-35k a year whilst consultants make around 50-150k
To see that little boy with the burns SMILE after all that agony... 💙
Red Pill That’s why I’m going to study medicine.
@@malikaalibdat7079 all the best to you. Do it from the heart.
God forbid if anything happened to my child, I’d want doctors like Fahim and Nita. What a lovely pair of human beings ♥️
I cried when that little baba had a seizure in the waiting room. Nita has nerves of steel. What a credit to the NHS.
I love the way Dr Patel speaks to the babies ❤️ So sweet.
When she talks to her patients, she's on the floor. That made me admire her the most
Doctor Patel and Doctor Neeta have amazing attitudes towards their jobs.
Fahim blowing bubbles blessed my ❤️
Being a pedestrian is stressful but it's my passion and I would pick it all over again.
Pedestrian? You mean pediatrician?
😂😂😂Yeah, you meant pediatrician.
Ikr, being a *pedestrian* is such hard work.
You know I love being a pedestrian too, not on a rainy day though 😂
I'm sure this was autocorrect and it genuinely made me smile, thank you! 🚶♀️🍍
Aww, the way Fahim is with those babies makes my ovaries quiver!
2 dislikes??? What is wrong with you people?!? They may be jnr doctors and nurses but deserve your admiration and thanks
lol people are allowed to like and dislike different things. It may be the styleof documentary they didn't like. Also sometimes people use the thumbs down to dislike something in the video. Eg a video about someone who has cancer, someone may dislike the cancer aspect, nothing to do with the person in it.
Could be accidental dislikes
I sometimes accidentally dislike, but i know i dislike some and ill never notice
Fahim is going to be a first class doctor. He probably is by now! Fahim, thanks for working so hard.
This is soo good these doctors are actually angels in human form this really inspired me Neeti and Fahim are doing a great job God bless them and seeing Fahim reading prayers i was very happy and not many people read prayers my Allah give him best of both worlds Ameen!!!
Grateful to those Jr. Doctor's that care for sick children and babies.
OMGGGG THE PREME BABY WAS SOOO FREAKIN PRECIOUS MOVING HIS LITTLE MOUTH AHHHHH I CRIED
You would think the shifts would be shorter because tiredness creates mistakes
Unfortunately though if the shifts were shorter there would be no one around for hours at a time. There are some restrictions in place for junior doctors in Australia to prevent the exhaustion but once you're a registrar it goes out the window
They have been shortened from the old days. Stii horrid,
When my sister was a junior Dr, 15 yrs.ago she d work days in a row. Now the shifts aren't allowed to be as long nit they are still too long and the drs too tired.
My littlesister is studying to become a doctor, I hope she can cope! But she is an amazing person so if she can get through the studies she would make a great dr imo..
Don't doubt support.
@@mairiconnell8760 ?? We are all very supportive of her and super proud of her.
Hearing that little boy cry in pain broke my heart 😭😭💔
Mine to
Looking at the way he works and cares...One day patel will be one of the best paediatrician in UK.
SALUTE TO ALL THE DOCTORS OF THE WORLD!! YOU'RE A REAL HEROES OF HUMANITY!👏👏👏THANK YOU FOR YOUR SINCERE HARDWORK❤
I love this series please upload the rest!
Nice profile pic
Episode 4 - th-cam.com/video/nZpjde-YMFo/w-d-xo.html
I concurr
That poor kid with the burns... in the hospital I worked at we used to sedate the kids for the treatment. In my eyes the least thing you could do because it hurts so fricking much...
She had to run so far for the emergency call!! I think I’d get lost 😩
Fahim is a very courageous and dedicated dr. All the of them are just inspiring and really just blow my mind.
Oh my heart breaks for the baby with the burns and his parents. The parents were so visibly upset and panicked. Thankfully, the baby won’t remember the pain but the parents will always carry that.
Fahim thought his heart was beating on his second lumber punch......mine was pumping at 200bpm 😂. Very well done!
I cried too much during this....especially the poor baby getting that giant needle stuck in her back
I hope Drs get some therapy with what they see day in and day out
Unfortunately there is not much time after working 15 hour shift or long on calls night shifts and weekends
The moment with the burn made me cry. I got a terrible burn on my leg when I was around 9-10 years old and while in recovery I couldn't even step on that leg without holding onto something. Had to go to the hospital every day to redress it too and the pain was so terrible for me then, I cannot even imagine how it can be for a baby who does not understand yet why he is in so much pain. Hope he recovered well and doesn't remember any of it anymore.
Getting a needle on that little baby hand looks sooo painful. Plus that goddamn spinal fluid tap. Ahhh!!!
As a working Mum, seeing Neeta have to balance leaving her little one and helping others through her career is such a welcome representation
Almost cried when the pages came in
In the US we have doctors & nurses being put in too long shifts as well. I always wonder if it's dangerous for them to have little to no sleep & potentially having peoples' lives in their hands.
love this series.
omg the bubbles :( I teared up :(
What an amazing set of people in our NHS. Thank you
Currently crying
I like how the junior doctor just blows bubbles beside the bby
Job well done guys God bless you all🙌🏻🙏🇬🇭🇺🇸
Fahim! What an angel. I hope he is still practising.
This guy is amazing.
Fahim.is awesome doctor. Putting GOD first is the first step to success. Wish doctor fahim all the best.
puting hard work is the first step to success
@@crs7461 Well putting Allah first for him is the best of the successes.
I don’t think it’s safe for doctors or anyone to work for 24 hours.
It is so unsettling how TIRED these doctors are and we have to trust them with our lives.......................
That newborn receiving a spinal tap was distressing as heck.😢
Neeta 😍 what an amazing Doctor & Mum 🤍🤍
I love how he does the spinal tap and the baby is sleepping!
Calm down doc', everything's fine.
mashAllah Fahim, may Allah bless you and help you to continue your amazing work
Fahim, what a beautiful soul you are.
I’m sorry if I’m being disrespectful but.... Dr Patel goddamn😭🥺😍
God bless those that work in burns units…that was a unit I said I would never EVER work on after I graduated nursing school…I wouldn’t be able to take it 😭😭❤️
That burned baby was just heartbreaking when in pain. Why don’t they give him meds? He was suffering so much..I can not imagine being the parent.
I have always been intrested in healthcare. I've also done jobs that help people. I currently work as a teaching assistant in a special needs school and I'd love to progress further in my career by gaining a degree. I cant decide!!
Their are like saints sacrificing themselves for others and in return this sick system will chew, drain and destroy them in time. One doctor and ward full of kids that need constant care pushed to mental and physical limits. And worst is politician in charge dont care, it always same story of system pushed to limits until some tragedy happen and then they stand in lines before cameras pushing tear and babling how they fix it ASAP for PR but in the end nothing change, new day new story everything is forgotten.
Yeah. I have courage and love for my patients, especially terminal patients.
Only God give us the hope, faith and love.
It's a vocation, not a job.
It's our lives, not a job
It's the fight against to the corrupt system.
@Cousin It thanks dear. God bless you too and all people suffer any disease.
God bless you for your effort💕💕
I wish my nephew would have had such attentive and proactive measures as given by these medical professionals. He was born at 35 weeks after my sis n law’s water had broken earlier. He weighed 4 pounds. He passed 5 days later of sepsis.
I'm sorry
Can't wait for the next one 👌
God 🙏 bless fahim hes got such pacience and dedication with the babies 🌟🌟🌟❤️❤️❤️
Respect
When you’re watching this in 2020 and all the baby’s are coughing... oof
Fahim is awesome, what an amazing human being.
Fahim is brilliant
Fatima and Neeta you are amazing keep the good works up
I love to learn from you even though there are crises
These doctors are amazing yet comments such as I am not used to failing.. everyone experiences this and can learn from it!
Kinda glad my genie took a dump. It led me to this series!!! It is entertaining and addicting!!!!
I don't know what this means and the curiosity is pretty annoying..... 😆🍍
Medical sucks in UK. My sister left medical school in UK and went to US. Better salary and private medical system that rewards better
Lucy Wong if you’re only in it for the bonuses then you’re not really wanting to help people
Lucy Wong Except in the US you have to pay thousands of not hundreds of thousands of dollars to get treatment. The NHS is so precious and so very needed in the UK. You can’t have the best of both worlds; it’s a national health service and is totally free for everyone. My sister is in her F2 year & gets paid £45,000 a year. That’s pretty good if you ask me.
NHS is great and have used myself without paying expensive insurance. Is not sustainable. If they had a basic requirement for everyone to at least have a small fee insurance then that could help drive more capital into the NHS for funding and salaries. £45k is not good for demand and work load plus time took to qualify and years of lost salary. If living in London, that can not even get you on the property ladder. Need at least £70k a year to even get a basic studio. In US doctors make $150k to $500k. Granted they also have much more student debt than UK , like $100k to $300k is typical, but can soon be paid back.
Job well done God bless you all doctors it really took alot of courage to get through on a daily basis 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍
Seeing a newborn is magical. It’s God’s miracle. 🙏🙏❤️❤️
Treating more ppl than before???? There are 7 BILLION ppl in the world!!! WTF!
Even if I had the academic excellence, I don't think I could ever become a medical professional. I feel like I would break down and stress out before my patients >
spinal taps suck, I know that from personal experience. And GOD this just proved to me why I dont want to have kids via my own body. My mom had an emergency surgery like the one in this video
Congrats on all
I wish i could know where is fahim now and what kind of great doctor he has become!
And i wish i could know the name of the book he used for the dosage at minute 41:18
That poor burned baby. I was burned on upper lip before 3rd grade started. Painful memory. He was burned so much worse & so young. Eight more yrs to be a Ped? Hard job sticking needles in those lil babes.
28:00 the NICU nurse getting the cannula in on her first attempt compared to the junior doctor who was struggling after multiple attempts is proof that experience is more valuable than hierarchy
The junior wasn’t hierarchical. If he was he’d have told his senior to have a go without the nurse trying. He is trying to learn in a very unforgiving environment.
It's more about experience, learning & team work, not hierarchy. It's such a relief to see the flash of blood. Great job all round. 👏❣👏❣👏❣
@@HomemadeBrownies1 Yes.
21:00 when the club is going off
23:29 yeah... I REALLY want a tired doctor or surgeon working in me or my family members lol
Unfortunately they have to work long hours due to being very understaffed.
But its them or nobody...not really their fault its so understaffed
@@WonderfulParody That's why it's called "confessions".
Did you watch the god damn documentary? It's because they're working insanely hard.
@@thitherword No, I obviously didn't watch "the god damn documentary" (just referenced something 23 minutes into it using psychic abilities) 🤦🏻♀️
And no one gives a damn WHY they are too tired to perform... It doesn't make it acceptable or a valid excuse.
If one of your loved ones is ever killed by a medical mistake or a plane crash, I'm sure you'll *instantly* feel better and drop all concerns once told "Sorry, but the doctor/pilot was just too tired from working insanely hard! 😉"
Faheem😍
💛 thank you Junior Dr's
❤
Faheem and Neetah you make me so proud to be a Muslim MashaAllah
Why is the doctor wasting time doing heel sticks on the babies? That type of job is usually for the phlebotomist or nurse.. lol
i know right, and that nurse knew how to put a line in that baby, yet she watched the doctor fail 3 times !!
mr mohammed that’s what I was thinking! The nurse just watched them struggle 😫
@@M3GTR8ABBAS that's how junior doctors learn though, if the nurses or senior doctors just did everything they would never learn
@@M3GTR8ABBAS as a new nurse, whenever theres a chance for me to practice a new technique i always try and if i fail after my 2nd or 3rd attempt ill call in an experienced nurse to come in and help out while i watch.
cause if the nurse cant draw blood , the doctors have to so They have to learn it..
How cameras are allowed inside the ICU...very contagious
I am sure they took precautions.
Crap! They can be disinfected..people are far more filthy than cameras
"Little ticking time bombs 💣"
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Heart rate 177. Bit quick WHAT AHAHAHHAHA
Children's heart rates are considerably faster than adults. Mine is 41 bpm at slowest resting rate and an anaesthetist once said I must be dead because of how slow it can get, but generally, its in the healthy 60 bpm to just over 100 bpm, although, it will go plus 120 bpm during most exercises ie, fast walks, gym equipment such as bikes, rowers, cross trainers and it will take a minute or maybe longer to come down to a good resting rate again, once I'm done pumping iron.
when will the governments fund OUR Nhs adequately
Do you give sucrose to babies before any procedure in the UK?
35:05 lol perfect 😡
Proof more boys should become Doctors as they often work full time (equal pay is just stupid)
Maximum doctors in NHS r from India
really?
It’s true haha but they are good
I am not sure why they waited to give the steroid the croupy baby until she was much worse, that was silly! In the US that baby would have gotten a dose of Decadron immediately, and possibly Raecemic Epi nebulizer as well, as she had strider at rest.
B C yeah but we don’t have to pay for life saving surgery so......
@@lilyrose8929 Neither do I, I have insurance! And yes you are paying for it in very high taxes!
@@lilyrose8929 nor do I, it's called insurance, and even if you don't have insurance, they've got to give care in the event of an emergency
@@lilyrose8929 it's also well known that the U.S. has some of the best and highly trained doctors in the world. They also earn more money than doctors in the U.K. in fact an article from Feb 2019 listed the top 10 countries of doctors with the highest salaries. The U.S. was number 3, while the U.K was number 6. The U.K is also facing severe issues with lack of doctors needed to keep up with the demand of patients requiring medical treatment. Especially when it comes to emergencies requiring Ambulance services. Unfortunately while you guys have "free health care" (newsflash it's not, you suffer by paying huge taxes) the NHS is facing a severe staffing crisis.
Jackie Powell yeah well at least the uk is in the list
THAT JUNIOR INDIAN DOCTOR NEEDS MORE EXPERIENCE TRY EXPERIMENT ON HIMSELF NOT BABIES