Emergency (AU) Season 01 Episode 03 - Emergency (AU) 2023 

They are one of the best Trauma Hospitals in the world

US nurses are THE WORST!!! NO EMPATHY FOR THE PATIENTS AND YOU'RE RUDE AS HELL.

24 hours in a&e is very good as well.

sorry

That’s lovely hun all the best to the both of you

Hang in there 😊

Your amazing don’t give up sending g joy love from uk Yorkshire

I hope you are doing ok! You are not alone!!! RU-vid is definitely a place I go to help me with my anxiety and depression. Praying for you!!! ❤❤❤

What is happening? I watch RU-vid as a distraction as well. Perhaps, we feel that our situation is not as bad as the patients on the show?…

I hope you're doing better ❤️

You should also check out 24 hrs in A&E. It's English and just as good as this

……’Royal Melbourne Hospital’, in Victoria, Australia…………

It’s not allowed in Australia either and an instant fail during teaching but everyone gets laid back even though it’s an infection risk

But you're not a doctor

@@janinekaretai4306 Wrong.

​@@jackiemarini3203let's hope your medical skills are better than your spelling and grammar skills

Why do we only see all the good endings and not where it did not end well?

Because RU-vid does not allow graphic violence in videos.@@mikesullivan6698

Country as in rural Victoria. As opposed to city of Melbourne or regional centres with a large population. Accessing acute trauma medical care can be challenging in rural areas thus the use of helicopters.

Thank you@@sassyg3316

Considering how doctors saved your life perhaps you should rethink your attitude towards them.

@@mirrage42 we doctors are not pushing an agenda… they save lives, I have seen to many doctors you go in for a broken bone and come out with antibiotics for a double ear infection when you wherent even sick

Don’t you ever get Pap smears or bloods to check your cholesterol and blood sugar?

* er doctors is what I meant to say

@@kristymay9435 you go in for a blood test for let’s say pregnancy and r next’s thing you know you have 5 new “ illnesses “ you need medication for right away

……he had a silver ring on his MIDDLE finger of his left hand. What’s your problem anyway? That could be his grandmother’s, & he wears it in remembrance of her………

Well, when you work in ED you need to put on your big girl pants and often put aside the niceties of social conversation. As stated by the young gentleman with the abnormal cardiac rhythm, Fiona has a calm and reassuring manner. Maybe you are not used to the directness of Australian verbal communication. If I was unwell in ED I would want someone like Fiona looking after me and my healthcare.

You're not used to our medical staff being so direct and sometimes that is what you need.

@@sassyg3316💯🎯🎯🎯🎯

……no, not harsh, she’s explaining exactly what situation the patient is in. Aussies’ like to call a spade, a bulldozer, that way everybody knows where they stand………