London’s Air Ambulance is Dispatched to a Traffic Accident | Trauma Investigators Full Episode
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- Опубліковано 10 січ 2016
- A boy is struck by a van and the trauma team urgently searches for clues to his condition. When a workman is burned in a high-voltage explosion, the team races to determine the extent of his injuries. An assault victim’s head injuries make it difficult to assess his condition. Following a high-impact collision, the trauma doctors diagnose a badly injured motorcyclist.
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I wish Anne could be my brain….she’s so sharp, direct, and incredibly decisive, with so much human in her.
It's been over 7 years. I hope whoever was in charge of the sound for this video has learned a whole heck of a lot in all that time.
Turn down the music please; it is too loud.
maybe u have got crappy head phones. or maybe turn up the sound?
thank you I could hardly hear the background voices over the music! I thought it was something wrong with my computer!
I agree
The person responsible needs to spend the rest of their life in jail
It's really nice how they invited the boy to come see the helicopter and learn a bit about it
Check out that little CC symbol, on the upper right of the screen, and you’ll find the captions
These people just make my heart feel the joy the love compassion that they have for their job and the people that they take care of it just beyond comprehension to most people it is an amazing thing to watch
Dr Weaver is a badass!! God bless her. She’s smart and on top of her game...a force to be reckoned with. She’s very passionate about her job and not cocky at all. I love this show and see all the staff work hard to give the people the best chance at life. Bless them all.
She’s a bloody phenomenal Dr
I like the way she is always so composed but serious and professional at the same time woman deserves a medal some mite think this is sexist but In my personal opinion and experience female docters have that little bit extra compassion and empathy when treating there patients
Fentanyl ought to be administered Immediately...it's sure readally available on the damn street!!!
Best Organ is Skin
I absolutely have the highest respect for this doctor...Anne how brilliant is she not only does she know exactly what to do but she also praises the other ambos on their great work.
She’s so incredible…I wish she could be my brain.
If you're going to drown out the voices with music and sound effects then the least you could do is offer subtitles.
*edit*
Closed captions weren't an option when I commented 5+ years ago
if ur watching episodes for free on UA-cam u could at least stop complaining like a little dumb kid.
People like u should be blacklisted for stuff like this. 🤙🏽
@@patson420 Rachel's observation was perfectly legitimate as was her suggested solution. She was at least polite as opposed to you.
I was just going to point out the same thing! Good on you, Rachel!!
Exactly! It's annoying.
What?! I can’t hear you over the music?!
I know these r old episodes but I can watch Dr. Weaver all day every day!!! She’s just always on top of everything. Quick thinking and she’s done the most pre-hospital care including surgery on the roadside. Amazing woman!!!
Hey, can you please tell me what episode she dies surgery on the roadside? Thanks so much!
@@katieann5546 not typical surgery. I’m referring to the RSI procedure where they put the patient to sleep so they don’t suffer brain damage from lack of oxygen. Most of the docs on this show have done it at least once.
@@SportsandTrueCrime Ohhhh ok!! Thanks for the reply. 😃
Yeah I sure as hell Anne had been looking after me when I was suddenly taken I’ll, I’m sure I wouldn’t be in the state I’m in now !!!
I really enjoyed this show, but I also found the music at times was annoying. I have a hard enough time hearing people talk with out added noise.
I am very impressed with your medical services, and enjoy seeing how you do things differently than we do in Alberta, Canada. Thanks for sharing. 🇨🇦
So glad I'm not the only one who reacted as the burned guy to ketamine. Dr. Weaver is phenomenal!
What a wonderful calm consultant who assessed the burn victim at the London hospital someone who would be a great teacher
These people are the BEST people!!! In every way possible!! Thank you for doing what you do!!
When children get hurt and in excruciating pain, it’s very painful to watch! The first responders do such an excellent on with comforting them
I love how they give you an idea what the doctors are thinking and why they’re looking for the cause by looking at the effects.
I just wanted Thank You again! I’m the disabled widow with 2 kids living on a fixed income! So needless to say no cable tv or extras! So I’m so grateful to you for your uploads! Thank you again. Tons of prayers respect and love from Missouri in the USA! God bless!
I'm a disabled mum of two in the UK. We don't have tv full stop due to the cost! Sending you positive vibes xx
Pipe.
I have a great deal of respect for all these doctors and paramedics that work for the London Air Ambulance service. Putting there lives on the line to save other people. Hats off to all the people who work for HEMS and the Royal London
I used to have regular appointments at the Royal London and used to watch the helicopter take off from the top of the hospital every time I was there.
@@kaylaireland3494 Have you ever met Dr Gareth Davies?
@@mobileonegaming not that I remember no.
I have the highest respect for all of the people dealing with this on a daily basis ❤ from Glasgow
Is it me or is the music too loud? It's hard to understand the narrator and the medics.
It is too loud. The music blares and it is barely possible to hear the narrator. Frankly though the narration is somewhat patronising anyway and overly dramatic. Most scenes are explained simply by the Doctor and the narration adds virtually nothing.
I AGREE !!! NARRATOR VOICE IS WAY TO LOW, SOUND EFFECTS, SIRENS, MUSIC, WAY TO UP, IT DOES NEED SOME MIXING !!
It is low because it is pirated and this potentially avoids it being taken down by the copyright owner. Be thankful we can see it at all!
It's a feature :-)
I can hear the narrator no problem
As a retired Trauma Nurse I am so impressed with the system in the UK! Wow
About half of the helimeds have doctors onboard ranging from general practitioners with extra trauma training upto doctors who on other days are in charge of major trauma centres, the other medical staff are critical care paramedics, many of the ambulance services also have rapid response trauma cars carrying doctors, helimed is paid for (in England and Wales) by charities with the paramedics and doctors supplied by the NHS, they can also be used as a first responder and while normally they would be dispatched on a ambulance rew request many also actively monitor emergency calls to the ambulance service and will respond if the call sounds like something that they will be needed for, in rural areas it's not unusual for them to be first on scene
Ha!!!!!! You wouldn’t say that if you were in my shoes, the NHS has totally wrecked my life through their sheer incompetence & stupidity. Seems you’re ok if you are in London but god help you if. you don’t!!!
Agree 👍.
@@fikent5252 I do not live in London. Nor in your shoes. I would never blame Nhs for my mistakes!
@@fikent5252
You have no clue how lucky you are!
In the UK, medical care is a right. In the US, it’s a privilege reserved to those who can PAY.
In the US, the first question you’re asked when you walk into A&E is: “How do you intend to pay for this?” And “What insurance do you have?”
Insurance is the responsibility of the patient - it’s very expensive. (Many play the odds hoping they won’t end up with a catastrophic illness or injury.)
If you cannot pay - guess what?
The primary reason for bankruptcy here in the US is medical debt. I love the griping about the NHS! You are so fortunate to have free care! A complicated pregnancy can put you into serious debt. Now that abortion is illegal in many states, unwanted pregnancy is enormously stressful for a young mother or couple.
One illness or accident can result in losing EVERYTHING you own. You own your own home? They take that to pay off your medical bills. You work for a living? They will attach that. (They ruin your credit, too, by the way.)
Several people I know well need surgery but they can’t afford insurance - or their insurance doesn’t cover it (or cover all of it) so they do without. And before you blame the patient - employers in the US aren’t required to offer health coverage so it’s up to you to cough up the premiums.
Lastly, there is zero public will to change this. Nearly half of Americans believe the poor are poor because want to be - or they deserve it. The wealthy don’t believe that their taxes should go toward making healthcare accessible to all. Because - wait for it - medical care is a privilege, NOT a right.
The lil boy 😭I’m so glad that he’s ok 💙
I love Dr. Ann...what an empathetic and compassionate woman
Despite all the criticism of the sound track I think that all the people who featured in this video deserve our utmost respect and thanks , from the first people to arrive on scene ,to the emergency medics and the surgeons and hospital staff , thank god we have people like them to help us when we need it most.
Absolutely!
1 Reply? Geez Louise?
AWESOME 👌. Nhs
Respect. ENGLAND 🇬🇧.
There you go!
Amazing work of all the doctors and hospital staff, such caring and lovely people
Glad to see lil' Jacob is doing much better now. He is 15 years now..
He is really lucky that he didn't die. That truck hitting a little boy his size could have easily killed him.
Here in the US we don't have universal healthcare but hopefully we will soon. The NSH is excellent, they arrived on the scene and quickly got him to the hospital.
@@strugglingcollegestudent We're going to see an uptick in needs for ambulances and supportive care for non emergencies though. An expectation that professionals handle everything, even non-emergencies, does increase with the provision of nationalized healthcare. Not to say that that doesn't happen now. The number of people who call and ambulance for bubble guts they've had for weeks (or the insistence they will get in quicker with an ambo. Crew escourt) is staggering.
While I think the reform is absolutely necessary, it is one of the things I am not looking forward to with the proposed healthcare reform. That, and the chronic waitlist.
@@katydid5088 No system is perfect, but an NHS is pretty damn close, where care and treatment is free a the point of service. In the UK, and countries that have an NHS, you don't have to worry about the size of your wallet in relation to whether you'll get the emergency treatment you need.
As for wait times, you're right about that. Wait times can be long on the NHS depending on what treatment is needed.
But there is always the option for health insurance or to pay for private healthcare. People who can afford to do so opt to pay for treatments privately or claim on their insurance.
For those who can't afford this, they wait and get the treatment when their turn comes.
I gladly pay my taxes towards public services such as our priceless NHS, who have attended me and my loved ones on more than one occasion.
I can never be persuaded that this isn't the best possible system of healthcare for all, and not dependent on the bank balance of the few.
Peace ✌🏽
Love these episodes. The music drowns out the narration though.
It's done because of Copyright issues. Otherwise they wouldn't be allowed to post these full episodes online. It's the Only way to get around it. 💯
To be fair, the narration is completely unnecessary. She just states the obvious and tries to add some drama. I don't mind not hearing it 😊
I agree although you can clearly heat the screaming!
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Seemed to me as though it was only the last 3/4 of the soundtrack that was out of whack.
The doctor, Ann, is amazing!
@Sean Sheep that's right Sean, no one does give a fuck about you.
God Bless all who work in emergency situations! Without you countless lives would be lost!
You are most welcome
I've watched 3 episodes of this show and it seems those white vans are a real menace on the roads.
SpiritBear12 they are, white van drivers should be periodically culled, like badgers.
@@KissTheGreat I laughed way too hard at that comment 😂😂🦡
😂😂😂😂 a british workers staple 😂😂😂😂
It's gotta be nice to have doctors and people un the field to help you treat your patients. In the US we get 1 emt and maybe a fire crew that doesn't want to be there
And our health care is free !!! In us it’s all about the medical centre or hosp making loads of money !
@@annedalton289 yep, and we're on the ambulance making $17/hr working as the UK's advanced paramedics
That's not accurate!
@@mickieswendsen1302 I'm sorry, I guess my almost decade and 5 departments isn't the truth
It never ceases to amaze me what medical advances have done to save critically injured patients. God bless the doctors and paramedics for what they do. Also the helicopter pilots!
Beware, these advances are only available in London, anywhere else, ie Cornwall, you may as well buy your coffin now!!!! I hate the NHS for what they have done to me !!!!
Awesome Reply 👌
You guys are AMAZING thank you for all your services
The poor guy with burns, the pain would be indescribable!
Actually only the second degree burns would have been painful. You can’t feel third degree burns because the nerves get damaged
@@larabirch377 Yeah that's total rubbish. Tell that to anyone who's actually had 3rd degree burns. 🤦
@@kali6651 then they probably were healing or had second degree burns. You can’t feel something when the nerves aren’t there to send the signals to your brain 🤦♀️
@@larabirch377 Third degree burn doesn't mean your nerve ending are always burned, most of the time third degree burns are excruciating, especially electrical burns
Ah man Jacob crying made me cry. So glad he was ok.
The narration is lost in the sound mix. It would be preferable to actually hear the program while viewing it.
Thumbs down from me for that reason.
It's done because of Copyright issues. Otherwise they wouldn't be allowed to post these full episodes online. It's the Only way to get around it. 💯
The narration adds nothing to the show anyway.
Dr Weaver is so kind. She stays calm and reassures the patient.
Absolutely amazing people.
awe some documentation of management of trauma patient in the golden hour of trauma, drmnreddy
My suspicion is that the uploader has added his own woeful DJ sound-track to the audio!
They are so compassionate. Non judgmental.
Us Americans could learn from them.
I wish they would kill the bloody music on these programmes
The footage is terrific, and Dr. Weaver is very impressive. The voiceover narration is too low volume, barely audible, and distracts from the video.
Excellent program but I often found the volume dropped and was difficult to hear
Absolutely love this doctor.💗
l love how your teams work so well, the Doctors on the Air Ambulance is a great idea
omg the tears in my eyes about the 12yr old boy! his parents must have been mortified
Did the ambulance not notify the parents? I always notify the parents
I’m glad that Jacob is okay.
That journalist is like the archetype of a journalist. Dr Ann is also a legend.
SERIOUSLY, why do they play LOUD PORN MUSIC while people are talking?? why play it all all? love this show, but don't think i can deal with that
Yes...IT IS ANNOYING as H!! 😒
It's done because of Copyright issues. Otherwise they wouldn't be allowed to post these full episodes online. It's the Only way to get around it. 💯
Let’s check out eps.8 and see if the sound mixer has been fired yet.
what kind of porn do you watch?!
@@SURFERGRL72RAKM its not actually the only way at all
I loved seeing Jacob explore the helicopter, very sweet.
You are right. They need to keep the music out as it spoils so much.
When he says it's ok November is over anyways, lol. I like his sense of humor.
Time stamp?
Just loving the Consultant Mr Wilson, a lovely soothing voice & compassionate genuine manner what a gem 💎 !!!!
To all those mentioning the loud music, it would appear the uploader isn't authorised to use a the content and therefore altered the audio and added music to avoid getting a copyright strike.
PRODUCERS STILL HAVE NOT LEARNED BEST BACKGROUND SOUND IS NO SOUND.
Ann Might: Jacob, everything's okay. Why? Because I am here!
TRAFALGAR... *SMAAAAAAASH!*
the sound mixer needs to be fired
from a cannon
into the sun
LOL
Made my day. Cheers for the laugh
With a stick of dynamite up his bum.
I'm glad I wasn't the only one who thought so. I can't hear the narrator worth a darn.
Neponset River do u light it or let the sun set it off.....😂😂
I love the doctor woman in orange. Went from good painkillers to really good painkillers 😂😂 the patients must love her
Dr Anne Weaver
And again, thnx for upping this. Great choice to drown out the sound to make it legal. See you next episode ☺
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh is that why i can't hear the narrator lady!?
It's nice that they let the boy come to see and learn about the helicopter. It's an experience that could spark a real interest for him to become a helicopter pilot
They do that with most patients
Horrible loud music my heads banging
LOVE THAT DOCTOR
Cant watch as I cant hear , cut the music !
As a father of two boys I found this really tough to watch😢😢
I have 2 boys and it destroyed me 😢
Omg the friggin music...
When the doctor is describing the head injury, the brain injury, in the US it's called a coup/contra-coup injury. It means what happens to one side is repeated on the opposite side. Back and forth.
It's called that in the UK too...
@@CymruEmergencyResponder Sure is . Respect.
Thanks for your 2 cents of unneeded information.
The audio is unfortunately messed up where the narrator is not loud enough. The whole team and these services are awesome.
The doctors and medics seem a lot more compassionate over there than in the USA
I can say after living in the USA for more than 20 years its a real mixed bag...you get great compassionate doctors on both sides of the pond you also get lousy ones sadly.
It’s amazing how many Americans I hear saying that, I was under the assumption was that medical care in the US was pretty good, but it appears to be a case of the drs & nurses not being very compassionate, I can only assume they are so petrified of being sued, they concentrate on the mechanics of injury & empathy goes out the window !!! That’s a shame
@@fikent5252depends how much patient is willing to fork out for treatment!
to bad you can't turn off background music, way to loud.
I love these shows it's amazing wat they can do these, and everybody seem to work amazingly well together like a well oiled machine.
Why would the music be louder than the orator? This is not watchable.
WHY are people always standing by and watching while someone just had an accident?! WALK PAST, in germany it's forbidden by law to stand by and gawk your eyes out. Show some respect
I think its awful that people do that. Sometimes, if the clothes have to be removed, the police if they're there, will hold sheets to give them some privacy.
@@gailknight3128 okay at least something. But they should just keep walking if the professionals are already at the scene & let them do their work
That ER doctor reminds me of Stephen Fry in a bad wig.
It's quite remarkable. Looks and mannerisms. They could be brothers, almost twins
I love this show but good lord the audio balance is non existent at times.
Poor baby😥 i just wanna hold him.
I wish the term 'ACCIDENT' was not used for motor vehicle crashes.
They should correctly be called 'NEGLIGENTS'.
They are the result of negligence on someones part.
They are called Road Traffic Collisions now. Not allowed to call them accidents.
Which results..... in an Accident.
this is what universal, socialized medicine looks like. why the USA refuses to do this is disturbing. you don't see these people with some 'opioid epidemic' hysteria either. patient is in pain?? they FACKING TREAT IT. we need this care here. also, doctors on scene of accidents?? BRILLIANT. again, we need this
Pain can tell you what's wrong, if you numb it you can miss vital clues as to how the patient is doing and what sort of injury they have and if it's getting any worse.
It's expensive. Socialized medicine isn't free. I agree about doctors in the field, though.
How much is a life worth? I'm willing to pay whatever taxes are necessary to make sure the service is there when I need it, or when anyone else does. But then, I live in Canada and that just makes sense to us, and every other country in the developed world. Only the U.S. seems to view health as some kind of commodity. It just seems bizarre to me.
Ur so right
@@lynnettespratley6605 Its free at the point of contact. we never get billed for being ill.
Sound is horrible! Can not hear the people talking. Irritating
All respect to the responders! They are phenomenal! PLEASE I,prove the audio, we cannot hear the narration.
Dunno what your listening to but mine is absolutely fine !!!
i cant hear the narrator woman... O.o
Great shows. Wish I was 50 yrs younger I would try to become a Dr. or Pilot. cul ty
Amazing Job all! So Professional & Caring. It would be great if the young man becomes One of the Team & Helicopter Pilot Too. Great show, & Thank you All for the Services you all provide! If possible tone down the music it does make it hard to hear what hospital staff & Dr's & Emergency crew's on ground are saying. Be blessed & Safe Always!
It totally amazes me how bad these patients are injured but make amazing recoveries, I had a simple chest infection & ended up having a stroke whilst in hospital & then had my leg amputated & an enormous bed sore, I received absolutely awful “care” & have been left to die a slow & painful death, so moral to the story is don’t get sick in Cornwall coz they will totally f*ck up your life
How old were you? Diabetic? No Simple chest infection.
Oh the poor lad. He’s absolutely terrified.
Canada's Health care system is most similar to the NHS in the U.K. and not at all similar to that in the U.S. Long wait lists, and not enough Doctors. As a retired R.N. I enjoy these programs.
I love the a and e consultant ! What a guy ! I reckon he’s got a good sense of humour !! Reminds me of the guy from goggle box lol
The music :-(
The young man patient has burns all over his face, hands and legs.
God Bless you
The soundtrack demonstrates that the show has been illegally downloaded from the TV which means the security features couldn't be verified and that therefore alters the soundtrack. So a pirate copy for sure.
Every soundtrack has a watermark along with the usual bylines and watermarks for the video track. This tape/video has neither. No actual marking demonstrating its ownership - they been edited out and the soundtrack is crap due to the security feature not being validated. I dont live in the Uk so I dont know what the real name of this show might be. Any clues folks?
It's redicilous the medics aren't picked up by a police car instead of having to run a long distance
Moi L traffic is to bad in London, quicker to run
or just a normal car in case its out of town , i would definetly stop and ask if i should take them
2 years old but what about electric scooters?
The police possibly bought the patient to the medics
@@Orangeme Different Laws on them.
Music so loud so we can’t hear them talking 😢
I think about a boy but he is brave lad
He rode the helicopter at the end and it was adorable
The music is to loud!
I never get upset from watching things but the first one brought a tear to my eye.
I like the way she said some GOOD painkillers, as if the 12 year old was thinking b3tch u better not give me paracetamol, I want the good stuff
volume needs help.
Poor jacob!
I know you are trying to avoid copyright, but forgot sake, stop with the music over shadowing what is being spoken!
Might I ask, why was the person brought in and stayed in bubble wrap?? I understand the reason for cling wrap with the burn patient. Also, wasn’t ketomine use as a horse tranquilizer at one time??
its really good at keeping people warm, and yes it was, funny enough it works in people too
Ya eh? I thought that Bubble Wrap was just for Breakables! Although come to think of it....We are pretty Breakable...us Humans!😜
For everyone complaining about the sound.. its on purpose. It helps with copyright rules. Just like how the casualty/a&e shows add music, zoom in or out, or cut a few seconds out of video so they can post on yourube
So glad someone else gets it ❤
All the people moaning gets on my nerves ! Surely they know by now it’s gonna be slightly diffrent as that’s why they are watching it for free 🤷♀️🤦♀️
Too bad it’s not subtitled that way I could read instead of listening to that horrible loud music, I hope that changes and gets better in future episodes