Casualty 24/7: Every Second Counts

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Casualty 24/7: Every Second Counts

The hospital faces one of the worst storms in decades, but casualty is still busy.

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Series 6
Sister Jane's clocked on to find that there are no available beds in the hospital.
For the first time since the Covid pandemic hit, the staff can finally remove their masks.
It's another relentless shift at Barnsley casualty and running the hub is Sister Jane.
The first heatwave of summer has hit Barnsley, adding pressure for sister Jane.
There's a new matron in charge at Barnsley Casualty today: it's Hannah's first day.
The staff at Barnsley casualty are enjoying an unusually peaceful start to the day.
At Barnsley casualty, there's no movement on the wards and no patient flow.
Series 12
1:00:00
Mandy, 64, has bled heavily from her nose for over three hours, losing a pint of blood.
Series 6
At the start of her shift, Sister Jane loses count of how often the emergency phone rings.
It's another busy day for the casualty team with patient numbers unusually high.
The pace at Barnsley Casualty is relentless as they take the overflow of other hospitals.
Series 11
45:00
A three-year-old who cut his lip might need treatment by specialist facial doctors.
Series 8
The IT systems have failed, causing chaos, but Casualty keeps its doors open.
A 58-year-old woman is blue lighted in with a dangerously fast heart rate.
Series 12
1:00:00
At Barnsley Casualty, a ceiling pipe bursts and patients need to be moved to safety.
Series 8
Patients include 87-year-old Ralph, who is struggling to breathe.
Wojcieches suffers an epileptic seizure at work. Thomas has a ring stuck on his finger.
Sam arrives with serious burns and needs to be doused with water to stop them spreading.
Series 11
A three-year-old boy is rushed in to the hospital with a conker stuck up his nose.
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