The night shift's first emergency is at Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth's Hospital a major trauma centre where paramedics and police have brought in by ambulance a man who is claiming he has been stabbed.
The night shift's first emergency is at Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth's Hospital a major trauma centre where paramedics and police have brought in by ambulance a man who is claiming he has been stabbed.
A man has walked into A & E with a bullet wound in his back. It's a small bullet wound but Dr Jake tells us that it not always the bigger bullets that do the most damage.
The night shift at Birmingham's Queen Elizbeth hospital are facing a threatening mob who want to get in to see their friend who has been brought in by ambulance after being shot.
Police escort a violent man injured during his arrest to A&E. As he resists leaving the van, security is called to contain him. Eventually brought inside, his aggression forces staff to isolate him until he calms down.
Tensions run high as a man with potentially severed fingers becomes abusive while waiting his turn. He storms outside to smoke crack, forcing security to intervene.
Chaos erupts when a man becomes aggressive and loud, bringing the waiting room to a halt. Security steps in to de-escalate the situation, but is he willing to cooperate?
Staff are dealing with a disruptive man refusing to leave his wheelchair and verbally abusing the team. With a history of causing trouble in A&E, they adopt a zero-tolerance approach
A man begins hurling abuse and making threats, forcing Sister Lauren to manage the situation while considering whether to call the police for assistance.
Tensions flare when a man suffering from alcohol withdrawal punches a nurse. Security steps in to restore order but the team must still focus on providing him with the care he needs.
