Critical Actions Unfold - Ambulance UK - Medical Documentary

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Ambulance UK - S02 E02
Dive into the heart of urban healthcare challenges with Ambulance UK as critical care teams race against time, providing life-saving actions and helicopter medical service. Witness the unseen trauma response that defines the city's night shift.
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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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@maryellenblount6376 Месяц назад

Poor John shouldn't be living alone. Hes obviously not able to take care of himself. Its very sad. The girls (paramedics) were very kind.

@C.O._Jones 28 дней назад

I agree. He’s such a dear man, too. I hope he gets help soon.

@tardusmerula6102 25 дней назад

Leaving the incapacitated old man alone w/o permanent care is absolute social crime . It should never happend in a rich country!

@53mandevilla 22 дня назад

He’s a very sweet man! I feel for him… 😢😢😢

@frontier_conflict-qh1vj 13 дней назад

@@tardusmerula6102 technically they can't do anything since it's his free will. Unless he's proven to be mentally unable to make decisions on his own there isnt much they can do.

@Garden366 3 дня назад

@@frontier_conflict-qh1vj Wrong. If a patient is physically unwell and we know that without medical assistance there is a good chance they will die, we have every reason and right to take the patient in against their will. In this case, John is totally unable to take care of himself and actually a great case could be made for him not being in the right mind either. Retired ICURN from the US here.

@josi4251 Месяц назад

Bless that beautiful paramedic who was so understanding of Mark's alcoholism/addiction. I'm nearly 11 years sober, and I may not have been as patient. It took me 20 years and many tries at rehab before I lost virtually everything and everyone. Since that time I not only got my life and family back, I gained a beautiful new life, two advanced degrees, and have a wonderful job as a teacher in a fantastic school. Sobriety is a hard challenge, but instead of giving up everything for just one thing, it's down to giving up ONE thing ... for EVERYTHING.

@sharonbliss7339 Месяц назад

Same here

@918Venice Месяц назад

Well done, major congrats!

@moni1950412 Месяц назад

Congratulations, keep staying strong. I’m proud of you.

@moni1950412 Месяц назад

@@sharonbliss7339 congratulations to you as well. I’m proud of you and everyone who tries so hard to not drink anymore . I lost my beautiful sister of tongue and jaw cancer cost by her addiction she was 50 years old.

@josi4251 Месяц назад

@@sharonbliss7339 Good on you, Sharon! We keep trying until we get it right. We are among the luckiest people in the world that we reached that "moment of clarity" that helped us buckle down and accept the help that is widely available and free to boot.

@travelingdude33914 9 дней назад

The paramedics were so sweet and kind to John but it broke my heart he is alone. It's nice to see there is still kindness in the world. It's unbelievable to me how there is so few ambulances to cover that huge area

@tinademuro8572 17 дней назад

THANKS GALS FOR WHAT YOU DID FOR JOHN YOUR SPECIAL PEOPLE WE NEED MORE LIKE YOU

@mariansmith7694 Месяц назад

People in UK & cargivers are more compassionate and caring than in USA. I dont think paramedics are allowed to make tea and warm a small meal for a person in USA. Makes me wish I lived in UK.

@theresajohnson1959 29 дней назад

That’s for sure! They are so kind and compassionate.❤

@trudygaldeen3432 26 дней назад

I’m right there with you. I’d move but I’m the biggest chicken

@donnajones-od9qs 7 дней назад

That wouldn't have happened in Canada either..lm a Canadian living in the USA ..wow.

@Notmycatsanctuary Месяц назад

As an American I watch this, their system and the people and it just blows my mind.

@user-xk7st4oc4v Месяц назад

They're wonderful, aren't they.

@staceyroberts3468 Месяц назад

I feel the same!!

@ThePriceIsRising 28 дней назад

LoL. I live in UK. This is a TV program. They show what they want and discard the rest. The NHS is not all peaches and cream. They have A LOT of problems. I’ve been to A&E several times, unfortunately. The wait times are horrendous, unless you have a severe illness or injury. The wait times for surgery are also horrendous. I could go on and on. But, I do get it. You watch this program and think, alright that is great. Nope.

@53mandevilla 22 дня назад

Me too.. I’m scared to go here in America myself…mi have no faith anymore 😢😢😢

@vanillabuzz 19 дней назад

@@ThePriceIsRising At least you have somewhere to go. You should appreciate the NHS more. Look at Americans. They rather die than call an ambulance that will leave them broke. Is the NHS perfect? No. Especially with your leaders cutting more and more funds, but they do what they can unlike American health services who couldn't give two shits about their patients.

@jojo1216 Месяц назад

9:41 God bless John. I lost my husband at 45. It's just been 4 years for me since he's been gone 😢 it's above and beyond for the team to make him tea and something to eat. Also worrying about the meds.

@TeanmaResanaria-ls9eu Месяц назад

I'm so sorry for your loss. 😢 Sending out love to you. ❤

@Mrs.TJTaylor 24 дня назад

I was 36 when my husband died. He was 46. That was 34 years ago. I thought I would die of the grief. But it does get better. You’ll learn to live around the pain. Lifting you in prayer.

@lindawitherspoon446 Месяц назад

Those paramedics are fantastic. They just work right through ungrateful patients jabbering. Just amazing. The NHS is great.

@ThePriceIsRising 28 дней назад

LoL. The NHS is NOT great. Far from it. This is an edited TV program.

@susanbrennan5511 24 дня назад

This made me cry. My sister and I took care of our elderly mother for five years. There were accidents and falls and we sometimes called for help. We got to know the local ambulance crew quite well (little town north of NYC). They were always warm and wonderful listening to my 90 year old mother’s jokes. Then came the time she was really sick. A bile duct clog or something. She was put in a nursing home. She died a few months later having fallen in the bathroom without a two man assist. When she was home with us we always did a two man assist. My sister and I. I spent her last days with her like I spent the last week of my husband of 24 years due to a brain aneurysm. Too much death. Too much pain.

@CrimFerret 23 дня назад

They were so kind to John. He really shouldn't be living alone or at least he needs somebody to help him in-home. I hope there was some followup done with him.

@ronsiedavie2377 25 дней назад

John needed to be in care. I know that elderly people hold on to their independence as long as they can. Have that situation with my brother in law. He lies to avoid going into care. So sad.

@kathyhardee2398 Месяц назад

The girls are so sweet to precious John.❤

@brendaaverill611 Месяц назад

Bless John and These Beautiful Paramedics!!❤

@PaddyPawsRescue Месяц назад

I can only imagine the expletives I would hear if someone asked the New York city paramedics to make them a cup of tea.

@donnajones-od9qs 7 дней назад

Lol ur so right..😂

@Trapper_Creek_2024 Месяц назад

I find it sad to know how many people don’t know how to perform CPR. It’s been a basic life-saving technique that can be performed in the space between a person going down and the ambulance crew’s arrival for decades. Please, I beg you all, take a life saving CPR course and learn how to save a life. You may never need to know how, but you may need to save a loved one some day. Please, please, please learn CPR!

@tina.a.59 Месяц назад

Here in Sweden the schools are giving the students lessons to do CPR 😊

@michellerhodes5477 Месяц назад

@tina.a.59 That's fantastic. I don't think the U.S. would ever do that. We should... but we won't.

@raquellofstedt9713 Месяц назад

@@michellerhodes5477 They used to, we got this training back when I was i sixth grade along with other first aid training, but that was back in the late 1970´s.

@HotRod12667 Месяц назад

It used to be taught in school, in our health education class or part of physical education.

@CrimFerret 23 дня назад

This. Even if it only works 10-15% of the time, that beats the no chance if you don't do it. The same goes for the Heimlich Maneuver. I actually had to use the latter once and it probably saved their life.

@AmyMiller-wl4dq 2 дня назад

How they go back and forth from day to night shift is beyond me!!! They are truly heros and angels for what they deal with.

@sharonread7674 Месяц назад

A member of my family travels that road every day at all hours it gives me the horrors that this young man drink driving could have killed them quite easily. I hope this young man gets treatment for his alcohol problem and that his driving license is NEVER renewed. 🙏

@whitemonkey7932 Месяц назад

He wants locking up...him and his disgusting father think it's a game

@daisi4925 Месяц назад

I’m disappointed that the father is helping his son be unaccountable for his actions. If he thinks he’s helping, I pray his wife will be there to scold him! I lived my life with an alcoholic, it’s a very upside down life. Praying Mark will hear his mothers pleas

@theresajohnson1959 29 дней назад

The two paramedic ladies are just beautiful people inside and out.

@anniesilver9201 Месяц назад

Great show! Thank you from the US.

@kiarasimone123 26 дней назад

The fact that the ems lady took the time to find out about his prescriptions shows how americas systems are so messed up. Ours make sure you don’t die and hand you off to your $15,000 hospital bill. You probably won’t be able to pay for the meds since it’s so expensive and insurance doesn’t wanna cover CRAP. I think about moving out of the country often.

@user-lc1uk6pj5x 13 дней назад

Thank You for your kind words and encouragement for others who are struggling with addictions ! My husband is an alcoholic and very abusive, for that I walked away to save myself ! That was 3 years ago, I know he has hit rock bottom not sure where he is. I’m struggling with him haunting me in my dreams, waking up sweating and crying, no able to breathe ! God Bless

@lucilledaub5991 28 дней назад

I’m loving these hospital videos and of the great care in this hospital.

@samanthasmith832 Месяц назад

It's amazing to see how drunk patients are handled. In the USA they would have just arrested him and not taken him to hospital, let alone for treatment.

@faithsmit6839 26 дней назад

Actually, not true. Intoxicated patients are brought to hospital by EMTs or police officers all the time unless they refuse service.

@habibti2014 14 дней назад

Wow what beautiful paramedics‼️‼️‼️❤️🙏🙏🙏

@normagrimstad8869 21 день назад

Paramedics in the US would never do what those two paramedics did for John, unfortunately.

@donnajones-od9qs 7 дней назад

Yes nor would Canada

@iamsmol420 Месяц назад

19:18 such amazing people

@marilyn5208 20 дней назад

And the USA touts that our system is so good. Maybe it was, but not anymore.

@bumblebxnny 10 дней назад

Its shows like this that make me less afraid of calling the ambulance in the worst cases

@Amped4Life 2 дня назад

Yes, call them in emergencies! My husband has called them for me twice, once after having a seizure and losing consciousness. They take such good care of you and you get into the ER / A&E right away using an ambulance vs. showing up.

@PaulChauncey-ly5fo 22 дня назад

bless all of you its ashame people should have to live alone with no help

@millisagable3018 21 день назад

To the father who broke his son out of the hospital, You and your son should be yelled at, Why are you not holding your son accountable? Next time hes going to drink and drive hes gonna hit or even kill someone.

@corvettesbme Месяц назад

Thank you for posting!

@user-vu1gx4uv2k 25 дней назад

9:08 this patient needs to be in an elderly care home because he is just alone and he is more prone at accidents already

@alinatr2693 3 дня назад

I'm shocked there isn't more staff,It's impossible to cover this amount of calls

@lefae0451 Месяц назад

Mark reminded me of my father. Absolutely breaks my heart. 😢

@moni1950412 Месяц назад

John is so cute .

@faithsmit6839 26 дней назад

Not to be cold, but Mark refused services quite early on. He was removing life saving services for people that desperately needed and wanted it. As a medic, I'd have left earlier. Obviously, I felt for Sara and their daughters, but his refusal for help fairly tied their hands. Hopefully, the specialist with the officer can take over and paramedics can leave to help others. Mark is being selfish and harming so many people, it's ridiculous.

@laurajeanbotha5321 24 дня назад

I loved your video Nick ... it was very funny watching you "clowning around" 😂😂😂😂 From LB in SA 🇿🇦

@estherross1 Месяц назад

Here in Belgium we have an after hours pharmacy and one on the weekend.

@PaddyPawsRescue Месяц назад

Addiction is not a disease of the considerate. Who the f is buying his beer?

@derekduncan264 23 дня назад

Bless John 😂 “We need to check your blood pressure!” John, the Legend: “Cup of tea please” “You need to take care of yourself!” Jtl: “Spaghetti please” “You are out of medicine! You could die.” Jtl: “Well 🤷 “

@sharonread7674 Месяц назад

Absolutely appalling that the Police point blank refused to attend to help the family of the alcoholic chap and that it took a call from the supervisor at ambulance control to shift them. I know that they are busy but that was out of order.

@whitemonkey7932 Месяц назад

Hold on....what do you want them to do? Section him? He also needs to take responsibility for his own actions.

@sharonread7674 Месяц назад

@@whitemonkey7932 I agree but he seemed well beyond the point of being able to know what's best for him.

@sandraalbertyn2526 Месяц назад

In SA the police will NEVER arrive

@ellykaye6633 Месяц назад

Sad that since the government pays the bills, they get to decide who’s life is worth saving. Alcoholic or not- a life is a life.

@Bee-lze 5 часов назад

1st one is understandable. It's his wife and they didn't respond fast enough. They tried getting there quickly, but they were too late. I would have been extremely fucking pissed if my husband didn't get the help he needed. If they didn't even try to hurry up with that dispatch, then I would be even more pissed, but If they tried the best they could to reach us and help, I would be understanding.

@ninalefevre3467 Месяц назад

What the hell. Dudes taking overdoses but is scared he can’t breathe and is having a heart attack. Nutso

@livinglife8333 Месяц назад

So many stabbings my word!

@christinagould9807 Месяц назад

The man calling the dispatcher stupid wasn't necessary. I know the condition was critical, but he was very disrespectful.

@gittenielsen95 Месяц назад

He's tried to commit suicide 16 times in one year and doesn't receive any help! I'm really shocked 😳. Do they wait for him to die or?

@PaddyPawsRescue Месяц назад

He can refuse treatment

@corvus1374 Месяц назад

If Sarah wants him out, can't they force him out?

@maryellenblount6376 Месяц назад

I couldn't deal with him. He would be out of my house. No way would I live with someone who is an alcoholic and selfish.

@B14U2C День назад

30:03 because the stupid ambulance woman decided she wanted to lecture him while lying in the back of the ambulance, she caused the young man to feel a certain way, so he probably was also being judged and treated badly by the hospital staff, which in turn lead him to refuse treatment. The ambulance medic woman has no business lecturing people and judging them. Instead her job is to make sure he's kept alive until arriving at hospital. And that's it!

@user-sw7nu3qf8z Месяц назад

I hope mark's wife changes the locks for the sake of the children

@PandasBacon 3 дня назад

No wonder she broke her ankle, boots on that mud, not a smart combination at all.

@gbriank1 25 дней назад

EMT's should not be making tea and cooking meals. That is what a social worker is for

@53mandevilla 22 дня назад

Well, perhaps they should if they want to? Patient care too… 😮😮😮

@dawnhogan-poe2135 10 дней назад

gbriank1....YOU ARE WHAT'S WRONG WITH THIS WORLD..🤬🤬🤬

@gbriank1 10 дней назад

@@53mandevilla There are more callers to 999 needing assistance. Once they have determined the patient is stable and in a safe place, they need to pack up and get back into the queue.

@gbriank1 10 дней назад

@@dawnhogan-poe2135 I'm a realist. As I said to Mandevilla, there are more patients than there are 999 Ambulances. How do you expect a patient suffering with a heart attack...and there are no 999 Ambulances in queue? I can hear it now, "Mrs Smith is ok. We're making her a spot of tea and are planning to watch Dr Who with her. We'll be back in queue in 3 hours. Thanks. Bye."

@B14U2C 2 дня назад

You must be from the US. Your country is pure evil!