Casualty 24/7

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A look inside the Barnsley Accident and Emergency Department as the medical staff and volunteers care for patients.

Episode 1
Episode 1 - 44 mins
A busy Monday becomes a record-breaker as the team deals with 349 patients.
Episode 2
Episode 2 - 44 mins
Barnsley Casualty is inundated with weather-related emergencies.
Episode 3
Episode 3 - 44 mins
Sister Jemma Wray deals with two critically ill children, both rushed in by ambulance minutes apart.
Episode 4
Episode 4 - 44 mins
It is nurse Jade's final shift; Dr. Nick Mani sees a 9-month-old with a high temperature.
Episode 5
Episode 5 - 44 mins
Dr. Nick Mani treats a critically ill one-day-old baby; cricket legend Dickie Bird gets a follow-up.
Episode 6
Episode 6 - 44 mins
One patient with an aortic dissection, and another with a regularly dislocated shoulder.
Episode 7
Episode 7 - 44 mins
On a busy night shift, paramedics rush in 74-year-old Barry who is struggling to breathe.
Episode 8
Episode 8 - 45 mins
Dr. Nick Mani treats both 67-year-old Paul and 72-year-old Russell.
Episode 9
Episode 9 - 44 mins
By far the most common customers of the hospital are elderly patients.
Episode 10
Episode 10 - 45 mins
With the computer system down, the staff resorts to a whiteboard to keep track of everyone.
Episode 11
Episode 11 - 45 mins
Sister Benita leads an evacuation when the fire alarm goes off and ambulances are lined up outside.
Episode 12
Episode 12 - 45 mins
A mini heat wave hits Yorkshire and patient numbers rise with the heat.

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