Skip to playerSkip to main contentSkip to footer
Movie Drama English Sub
  • today
Casualty Season 40 Episode 07
Show moreShow lessCasualty is a weekly television show broadcast on BBC One, and the longest running emergency medical drama television series in the world. Created by Jeremy Brock and Paul Unwin, it was first broadcast on 6 September 1986 and transmitted in the UK on BBC One. The producer was Geraint Morris. The programme is based around the fictional Holby City Hospital and focuses on the staff and patients of the hospital's Accident and Emergency Department.Year started: 1986
Country: UK
Creators: Jeremy Brock Paul Unwin
IMDB rating: 6.1
Categories: Drama
Show moreShow lessStars: Derek Thompson Suzanne Packer Ian Bleasdale Jane Hazlegrove Tony Marshall Charles Dale Sunetra
Follow our telegram group to get the latest movie updates
https://t.me/seriestoponlineUSA

Category

😹
Fun
Transcript
00:00Our electrics are shot, our equipment's broken.
00:02Resource is literally overflowing.
00:04I put the team first.
00:05Samantha Hardy, now she's on ITU.
00:08Unresponsive.
00:09Just talk us through it.
00:11I don't know if I can do this anymore.
00:12I don't think I should try.
00:13But I can't be here.
00:14The people I work for.
00:16Kill me for losing so much product.
00:18Is that going to happen to me?
00:20Is my heart going to stop?
00:21Maybe this is your chance to get away from them.
00:25So there's a programme going out on TV tonight about us.
00:30How did they get the footage?
00:31You sent it to everyone, remember?
00:33A whistleblower.
00:34Nobody in the department would do this.
00:36I'd stake my reputation on it.
00:45Okay, thanks.
00:49Sir.
00:51Sir.
00:53One take two.
00:54A mark.
00:55Envoy, weekend.
00:57Just a reminder of your position there, Marshal.
01:00And action.
01:03Every day I go home and I think, what's the point?
01:13I came into this job because I wanted to help people, but right now I feel like I can't.
01:17Actually stand your head.
01:19Everyone knows the problems, but management, don't do anything about it.
01:26I've been sitting in that disgusting waiting room for 12 hours, 12 hours.
01:32It's like we are all screaming for help, but no one's listening.
01:38We try as hard as we can to deliver the care that the patients deserve.
01:44But it's never enough.
01:44But it's never enough.
01:46I said management.
01:48That's us.
01:49That's us.
01:50They made us look like incompetent idiots.
01:53Thanks.
01:54Thanks.
01:55Forwarding the email wasn't your finest hour, let's be honest.
01:59And what they showed on the TV didn't make you and Cam look great.
02:03How was Cam?
02:06Have you spoken to him?
02:07I've only been here five minutes and I'm being held to account because someone wanted the limelight.
02:14It's all over social media.
02:15My phone hasn't stopped.
02:17What they said was genuinely upsetting.
02:20Undoubtedly.
02:21It will have to be assessed.
02:23Fingers crossed they don't shut us down.
02:25They wouldn't.
02:26Let's hope not.
02:27If they do, it'll be our heads on the block.
02:30So...
02:31So, we do everything we can to sort this mess out.
02:44Then the more, the more valuable, the more important, the more dangerous.
03:11Oh, hey, female head injury.
03:39There's no room in cubicles to have asked for a space in Rhesus.
03:42OK, how's everyone doing?
03:44Look, I know it's not ideal, but let's just focus on the patients.
03:48We've got a full debrief soon, but if anyone needs to speak to me before then,
03:52I need them to feel like they can.
03:54Yeah, OK, well, I think this one's going to take more than a group hug, though.
03:57Well, I've got to start somewhere.
03:59What was in that, you know, see that leaky pipe?
04:02What was that, sewage?
04:04No idea.
04:04But you know what?
04:05Fair play to the whistleblower, because that took some balls.
04:07You know the porters are taking a bit.
04:10Well, that's silly.
04:11How many of us are there?
04:11Does it really matter who it was?
04:16Siobhan?
04:18Update.
04:18They're sending in inspectors ASAP to assess if we're fit to carry on.
04:23We'll have to let the team know.
04:24When I find out who did this.
04:26Stevie?
04:27Yep.
04:29Floor's all yours.
04:30We're a consultant, eh?
04:31Not anymore.
04:32Well, took himself off leave, apparently.
04:35I'm not sure we need another loose cannon about the place with everything else going on,
04:38but beggars can't be choosers.
04:40OK, I'll keep an eye on him.
04:41Great.
04:43Oh.
04:44Yep.
04:46Hey, Dylan, you OK?
04:47You see it?
04:48You see the programme?
04:49Uh, bits of it.
04:50Is that what you were talking to Patrick about?
04:51Well, the board are giving him a rough ride.
04:53They should do.
04:54Seven minutes in.
04:55You see that bit?
04:56I don't know.
04:57OK, well, I'll show you.
04:58Hi, Dylan.
04:58Hi.
04:59Uh, Stevie, you're needed a basis.
05:01Yeah, OK.
05:02Can I show you?
05:03Look, it's chaos at the minute, so can you show me later?
05:05Yeah, all right.
05:08Right, guys, uh, let's get her into bay four, please, Kelly.
05:12Right, uh, this is Sheena, 58.
05:14Laceration's left side of her head, approximately three centimetres long after a fall at the supermarket.
05:20If you just pop yourself on the edge of that bed.
05:22You're welcome.
05:24Denying a collapse or any LOC.
05:26G-S15 throughout.
05:27BP's 160 over 90.
05:29Heart rate 92.
05:30Sats 98 on air and resps 18 with normal blood glucose level.
05:34Uh, we've given her one gram of paracetamol and five milligrams of oral morphine.
05:37OK, thanks, Teddy.
05:39Um, OK, Sheena?
05:40Yeah, I'm Dr. Naj.
05:41Can you just take your glasses off for me?
05:44It's been quite a nasty fall.
05:46I told them I didn't want her to be sent here.
05:48So?
05:48All them patients on the telly last night, they were just left in the corridors dying.
05:52Zoe!
05:52You lot don't know your arse from your elbow from what I saw.
05:55Let me reassure you, we'll make sure your mum gets the best possible care.
05:59Right, Sheena.
06:00Can you just lie back for me?
06:02Um, once we've done a full examination, Siobhan, can we do bloods, BM, ECG?
06:08We'll check the cut for any foreign bodies, but if it's clear, we'll be good to clean and stitch.
06:12And we'll keep our own close-ups for now, OK?
06:15Look at you getting the full resource treatment.
06:19I don't like the feeling you're being watched.
06:22Zoe, I didn't get it.
06:23The programme wasn't saying it's about us.
06:26It's about management.
06:27Yeah, well, at least we weren't the ones on it.
06:30Well, Cam, how's he doing?
06:32I mean, he spends his whole life paranoid he's getting everything wrong, and now he's on the telly.
06:38It's not fair.
06:39No, no.
06:42It really isn't.
06:48OK, that's you.
06:51Dr Nash has sold more people up than I've had on dinners.
06:55What, and all of them survived?
06:57Right, your mum's blood pressure is a bit on the high side, so I want to keep her in for observation.
07:02No, I don't want her in this death trap any longer than she has to be.
07:05Stop fussing, love.
07:06Gina, are you OK? Are you in pain?
07:08Headache.
07:09Um, no surprise, really.
07:11Yeah, any, um, dizziness, nausea?
07:13Uh, yeah, a bit.
07:15Right, OK.
07:16Siobhan, let's get her bricked in for a head CT, just to be sure.
07:18No, can't she go somewhere else for that?
07:20Love, please stop.
07:22Why don't we go out and have a little chat outside?
07:23I don't want to leave my mum.
07:25I don't want to leave her.
07:26She's not going anywhere.
07:27Listen, I just want to talk to you, OK?
07:29I, uh, I know how worried you must be.
07:33If it was your mum in there, you would be exactly the same.
07:36I know how bad we looked last night.
07:39I personally have never felt so ashamed.
07:42But despite what it looked like, the staff here, nothing short of brilliant.
07:47It's not just the staff, though, is it?
07:49I want to take her someplace that's not falling to pieces.
07:51Honestly, moving your mum now might jeopardise her care.
07:56You'll have to wait to be seen again.
07:58That could be all day.
07:59Here, she's already being treated.
08:07I just want my mum to be safe.
08:09That's all any of us want.
08:16Ow!
08:18Sorry about that, chat.
08:20This is Abe Burrows, 19 years old.
08:23Punch-wound, upper right leg.
08:25Knife is still in situ.
08:27Ow!
08:28Are you ready?
08:29One, two, three, slide.
08:33Ow!
08:34Uh, five milligrams of morphine,
08:37haemodynamically stable, GCS is 15.
08:41Ow!
08:41OK, mate, we're going to look after you now.
08:44OK.
08:45That's us.
08:46Good to have you back, Dylan.
08:48Thank you, it's very good to be back.
08:50All right, let's get some morphine for him as soon as we can,
08:52and before we do anything else, let's see how deeply that noise got in.
08:55OK.
08:57So, how did this happen?
08:58Do you want them to tell me?
09:00It shanked me!
09:01I did everything they asked me, at least.
09:03Ow!
09:05OK, OK.
09:05Well, we're going to sort you out, obviously.
09:07As you know, I have a duty to report it,
09:09but we'll worry about that later.
09:10OK?
09:11What can I do?
09:12Do it as he...
09:13All right, OK, if you lie back for me,
09:14lie back for me there.
09:16All right, I'm going to get you some oxygen, all right?
09:18Thank you, Dr. Saint.
09:19Why don't you organise some bloods and imaging, please?
09:24Hey, guys, sorry, there is a meeting in the staff room
09:26in ten minutes for as many people as possible, right?
09:28OK, take nice deep breaths on that, er...
09:35..on that oxygen for me.
09:45You're bound to feel upset.
09:46I feel exactly the same as you.
09:49I don't feel upset.
09:50I feel absolutely livid.
09:52I mean, look, I get why somebody might come forward
09:53with this kind of stuff, fair enough,
09:55but it's the way it's been done.
09:56We look totally incompetent.
09:58There are bigger issues.
09:59It wasn't a personal attack.
10:02Try telling the patients that.
10:04No-one's pretending this isn't tough.
10:06Wait, what's up about our jobs?
10:08Does anyone actually care?
10:09We care.
10:10We care.
10:11And we will fight tooth and nail
10:13before they close this place down.
10:15OK, Bob, what's up about the trust?
10:16Are they behind us?
10:17Probably not.
10:18They'll just be out looking for a name.
10:20I'm in regular contact with the trust,
10:23and they're being non-committal,
10:26saying they're keeping an eye
10:27on an ever-evolving situation.
10:29You've probably all seen the inspectors on the floor.
10:33We've asked them to stay in the background
10:34as much as possible.
10:35We keep calm, and we carry on.
10:38Right, everyone back to their stations.
10:40Remember, we're being watched.
10:42Come.
10:43Listen, actually, sit down a minute.
10:45Um, the way they edit these things,
10:48it's never the full picture.
10:50But if you need any extra support...
10:53I'm fine.
10:53OK.
10:54Right, away you go.
11:02Chin up.
11:05There is a system in place
11:09where you can report maintenance issues.
11:13But once you report it,
11:15you never hear about it again.
11:19It's frustrating.
11:20You're going in shift after shift,
11:22and nothing gets done.
11:24And we just have to work around it,
11:26which makes everything that much harder.
11:35We're just waiting for a reporter
11:38to take you to CT now.
11:40Abe!
11:41What are you doing here?
11:42I wasn't going to leave you on your own, was I?
11:44Sorry, who are you?
11:45Mia, Abe and I are exclusive.
11:47You're exclusive?
11:48Oh, you're exclusive.
11:49How romantic.
11:50It hasn't hit anything bad, has it?
11:52Uh, we're just waiting to send him for CT now.
11:54Once we've got that,
11:55hopefully things will be a bit clearer.
11:56Didn't I tell you something like this would happen, babe?
11:58Mia.
11:59No.
11:59They pretend to be your mates,
12:01but mates don't do this.
12:02You've got to get away.
12:03I know.
12:03All right.
12:05Okay, it's patients only in CT, I'm afraid,
12:07but if you want to wait in the corridor here,
12:09you'll be very welcome.
12:10Oh, Stevie.
12:12Stevie.
12:12Have you got a minute?
12:13No, not really.
12:14It's...
12:15Bedlam here, Kelly.
12:17Well, I wouldn't be asking you if it wasn't important, please.
12:19Just give me a couple of minutes.
12:20Yeah, okay.
12:22Have a look at this.
12:25One minute, can I?
12:27Okay.
12:28That is Samantha Hardy in this bed, right here.
12:31Ignore the leaky pipe.
12:32That is Patrick.
12:35Okay.
12:36So, for all we know,
12:37he could have administered the penicillin.
12:41Yeah, but Dylan,
12:41I'm not seeing a guy administer penicillin.
12:43No, no, he didn't say that he had any contact
12:45with the patient at all, yeah?
12:47It's not what it proves,
12:48it's what it disproves.
12:49Stevie.
12:49He didn't even say that he had anything to do with her.
12:51He can't get away with this, Stevie.
12:53We can't talk about this now.
12:54Stevie, he can't get away with this.
12:56Right, but just wait till after work.
12:57Then, come and find me.
13:02I'm just saying,
13:03what's the point of growing Tom's face
13:04if you can still see who it is?
13:06I really don't think it was very obvious.
13:08Hey, here he is,
13:09nurse of the year.
13:12Okay, too soon.
13:14Look, come on, man.
13:15I could do with the hand, yeah?
13:16You are a really good nurse, yeah?
13:18Don't let this throw you.
13:24Oh, what's the matter with you?
13:25Okay, so Jordan here got into a bit of a fight.
13:28He was asking for it.
13:29No, well, we can't do anything
13:30if you don't take a seat, mate.
13:32Come on.
13:32Hi, Jordan.
13:33I'm calm.
13:35Nice to meet you.
13:36How about we start you on some pain relief?
13:37Yeah.
13:38Free drugs.
13:39All right, sorry.
13:40Yeah, free drugs,
13:41but only if you take a seat for us, all right?
13:46Whatever you say.
13:50Parasite your mort is, then.
13:52All right, I'll leave you to clean them up.
13:54All right, yeah, thank you.
13:57Okay.
14:00That's a nice seat.
14:01Funeral, innit?
14:03Not that I made it.
14:06All kicked off in the pub before.
14:08I see.
14:09What time's the service?
14:11Forget it.
14:13I'm Paul, then.
14:16Well, um,
14:20if you just put your head back to me,
14:22this might sting a tiny bit.
14:24I'm just going to check you over.
14:27Sorry.
14:30Hey, right, we have a suspected TIA.
14:32They've dropped someone on their way,
14:33and I'm trying to find her CT scan now.
14:35Okay.
14:36Sheena?
14:36Sheena, can you smile for me?
14:38Can you squeeze my hands?
14:39Is it the headache?
14:40Mum, she said she had a headache.
14:42Okay, Stevie, results are in.
14:43Okay, yeah, she's going to need to throw them back to me.
14:45Can you, uh, can you call interventional radiology, please?
14:48Sheena, any loss of vision?
14:50Any blurring?
14:51No, what's going on, please?
14:52Just tell me what's going on.
14:53No, what's going on?
14:54Okay, I think your, your mum's fall may have been caused by a mini-stroke.
14:57I'm just concerned she's having another one.
14:58She's got another one.
15:00I think we should go outside.
15:01I, I don't know, I should go outside.
15:04I'm calling you should go outside.
15:05I'm calling you should go outside.
15:05I'm calling you, darling.
15:06I'm calling you.
15:07I'm calling you.
15:07Congrats.
15:08Congrats.
15:08I'm from the team, and let's, uh, let's prep some merazapam.
15:11It's me.
15:12Come on.
15:12That is my mum.
15:13Trust me.
15:15Listen, remember what I said to you.
15:18If it was my mum, I'd want her to be here, okay?
15:21Trust me.
15:22Dr. Nash, top drawer.
15:24Take deep breaths.
15:26Okay, sir, if you just tilt your head back and open your mouth for me, please.
15:30I'm going to take a look.
15:33Ah, yeah, okay.
15:34Um, if you just keep your head very still for me.
15:37Just going to...
15:38Ah-ha.
15:39Ah.
15:39It's okay.
15:40That's it.
15:41Ah!
15:42Sorry.
15:43I, um...
15:45Are you joking?
15:47Stand up.
15:48Uh, Rita!
15:49Yeah, cough, cough, cough.
15:50All right, sir, can you try and cough me, please?
15:51Big cough, darling.
15:52Big cough.
15:53Big cough.
15:54Big cough.
15:54There we go.
15:57Come on for the teeth fairy, eh?
15:58Mm-hmm.
15:59Okay, let's have a look at her, sir.
16:04Are you all right, kids?
16:06Away.
16:07Er, let's have a little look.
16:09Open up.
16:10Oh, yeah.
16:11Oh, yeah, the tooth went through the side of the tongue.
16:14All right, can you grab me some TXA soap, please?
16:16Yeah, of course.
16:21What's wrong with that guy?
16:22Just some soap.
16:24No clue what you're doing.
16:25I'm sorry.
16:26I'm sorry.
16:27What kind of a nurse are you?
16:28Um, you got that gauze?
16:31Yeah.
16:35Keep your mouth open.
16:37Gonna put gauze in.
16:38Bite down.
16:38Oh!
16:39Hard.
16:39Great.
16:40Gonna keep it like that to stem the bleed, yeah?
16:42We'll, um, give Matt's facts a call and we'll be right back, yeah?
16:46Okay.
16:47Er, Jess.
16:48Do you mind just being with this gentleman?
16:49He's just got a bit of gauze in his mouth.
16:51Cheers.
16:53That tooth was already out.
16:56Camera will take over, yeah?
16:58Yeah.
17:00It's okay.
17:01It's okay, Rita.
17:01I'll just, um, um, can you just give me a minute?
17:05I'll be back.
17:11The blade's quite deep.
17:12It's clear of the femoral artery, though.
17:13Oh, that's something, isn't it?
17:14You've been quite lucky, I think.
17:16No, I'm just gonna give you some pain relief.
17:18All right?
17:19Okay.
17:21See?
17:22I'm gonna be fine.
17:23Obviously, we still need to remove the knife.
17:25I can.
17:26You can stitch.
17:28It's gotta stop, babe.
17:29It's too far now.
17:31I ain't no snitch.
17:32Abe.
17:33If I go to the police, then I'm as good as dead.
17:35There is no way out, Mia.
17:38Okay, so I'm just gonna put a little bit of local anaesthetic
17:41around the base of the knife to make your own.
17:43Your leg.
17:44That's enough.
17:44Okay.
17:46Can you help us?
17:49That's more a matter of police, I'm afraid.
17:52All right, so you may feel a little discomfort,
17:54but it shouldn't be too painful.
17:55All right?
18:00Nearly there.
18:03Doing great.
18:04There we go.
18:09All right.
18:11Can you just check whether that's bleeding?
18:14Yeah.
18:15Nothing.
18:16Please.
18:17I can't be with you, Abe,
18:19not if you don't do anything about this.
18:20Fine.
18:27Then go.
18:27All right.
18:27Okay, well, we'll look after you while you're with us.
18:45All right?
18:46Okay, so what we need to do is pack that.
18:48Let's have some more swabs, please.
18:50We'll get you stitched up.
18:51All right.
18:56Just press it in.
18:57Mm-hmm.
18:57Yeah.
18:57It's just Mum's luck to end up in here.
19:07I had a bad run.
19:10We lost Dad earlier in the year.
19:16Mum can afford the rent,
19:17so she's squeezed into my place,
19:18and now this.
19:23Is it really as awful here as it looked on the telly?
19:26No, no, it is not,
19:27and I wouldn't say that if it wasn't true.
19:30Hey, Zoe.
19:31Your mum is stable.
19:34We've given her some medication to help control the seizure.
19:36She's still really unwell,
19:38but at least now we've diagnosed the problem
19:39so we can get her the best possible treatment,
19:41which I will seize you personally.
19:44That's okay.
19:45Right, my pleasure.
19:46Okay, look, we're taking her back to CT.
19:48Do you want to come with her?
19:49Yeah, thank you.
19:49Thank you so much.
19:50Yeah, okay.
19:54Another patient who saw the programme isn't happy.
19:56Yeah, my cubicle four is adamant they want to be transferred,
19:59and I've tried everything.
20:00I wouldn't give to find out who did this.
20:02I think they thought they were helping.
20:04Well, the HCA's saying it was that locum.
20:08Don't let them grind you down.
20:11What is it this time?
20:13Hmm?
20:14Come on.
20:15My patient is refusing treatment without a second opinion.
20:18Once that transfusion's run through,
20:20can you let me know,
20:20because I want to run some more bloods, please?
20:22Dr Keogh?
20:23What am I looking at?
20:25That's a broken finger,
20:26so that needs strapping and referring to the fracture clinic.
20:29Never worry about asking.
20:33How's everyone else doing?
20:35I'm...
20:35Check on Cam.
20:37He went outside.
20:39So, morale is an all-time low?
20:41TLC only goes so far.
20:43Well, at least you're trying.
20:44Well, we can do.
20:45It's good to have you back, Dylan.
20:48We needed a bit of sanity today.
21:02How are you, Katie?
21:03Good job.
21:04Very neat.
21:05It means I've bossed it, mate.
21:08Um, so you'll be feeling a little bit tender for a while,
21:12so try and stay out of trouble if you can.
21:13You think she's right, don't you?
21:16That's absolutely none of my business.
21:20But if you were to push me for an answer,
21:21then I would say,
21:23yeah, absolutely, she has a point.
21:27Now, once the anaesthetic wears off,
21:29you'll need some pain relief, so doctors...
21:31And a mate...
21:32was brought to this place because of those same guys.
21:38I need love left.
21:39As I say, Dr. Hussain will fetch you some medication,
21:50um,
21:51we'll have this cannula taken out,
21:53and then you'll be free to cope.
21:54OK.
21:54It's heartbreaking to know that patients are falling through the cracks every day.
22:14Turn it off!
22:16But they are.
22:17Excuse me.
22:21Can someone see you, please?
22:23Um, I'll be back.
22:27And mistakes are costing lives.
22:37Fresh air.
22:39Siobhan, did that patient really die?
22:45On the trolley.
22:48Yes.
22:49She died,
22:50but later,
22:52on a ward,
22:53surrounded by a family I checked.
22:55It wasn't your fault.
22:57No.
22:58You were dealing with that baby in Resource, remember?
23:01Yes, you said he'd be back.
23:02But we had agency nurses
23:05who were meant to be monitoring the corridor patients regularly.
23:10What happened?
23:12For six hours?
23:14There will be a formal investigation,
23:16but you won't be held accountable.
23:19Trust me.
23:22I know this is hard.
23:24Do you need some time off?
23:26No.
23:27No, it's OK.
23:28Listen.
23:29Please don't beat yourself up.
23:32You're a bloody good nurse.
23:38OK.
23:40Hmm.
24:02Rita?
24:25Yeah.
24:27Why are we infusing her?
24:28Uh, she came in with a sprained ankle after a fall.
24:32And her x-ray shows no fracture,
24:33so why is she still here?
24:35Well, yeah,
24:35but Dr Keogh ran some blood.
24:36She is low on iron.
24:38Hardly.
24:39She's having an elective C-section
24:41with twins at the end of the week.
24:43So, shouldn't she be upstairs?
24:45Uh, they're struggling for beds.
24:46This is classic, Dr Keogh.
24:50OK.
24:51Um, I do need a signature
24:53to give her another bag of pharyngex,
24:54so can I?
24:56Um, guys,
24:56are we going to keep that on all afternoon
24:58just to torture everyone, or...?
24:59One bag will suffice.
25:00Do a set of bobs,
25:01and if the midwives are happy,
25:02then she's fine to go.
25:04Uh, just looking tight.
25:06And, Patrick,
25:07I don't want to interfere,
25:09but there's nothing unusual
25:10about an infusion
25:11for gestational iron deficiency,
25:12particularly if anti-needle's full.
25:14There is if her ferrous levels
25:15are barely dropped.
25:16Yeah, but what I'm saying is that
25:17Dylan wouldn't have made the call
25:19without a good reason.
25:20Ian and I both know
25:21that he can go off peace sometimes.
25:22Who knows why he makes the calls
25:23and he does?
25:24He's one of our best consultants.
25:25Yeah, look,
25:26this patient doesn't need another bag.
25:27Uh, tell Dr Keogh
25:28you're discharging her
25:29and if he's got a problem,
25:30come to me.
25:34He's not going to be very happy.
25:35No, no, he's not.
25:36Look, um,
25:37yeah, discharge her.
25:38I'll try and talk to Dylan.
25:44Good.
25:47DIY SOS.
25:49If it helps.
25:50I'm also going to make a list
25:52of all the broken equipment
25:53in the department
25:54while I'm at it,
25:55so if you've got anything
25:56you want to add.
25:56Oh, no, Rick, finally.
25:58They must have finished
25:59at St James's
25:59or it took someone to go public
26:01before they did anything.
26:02I'm as frustrated as you are.
26:04Dare it.
26:06Is there something
26:07you want to tell me?
26:09Come on, what?
26:10You think it was me?
26:12Well, I don't know, was it?
26:12No, Siobhan,
26:14it was not me.
26:16Well, our whistleblowing policy
26:19is very clear.
26:20If you speak up,
26:22your job won't be at risk.
26:24Mm-hmm.
26:24You believe that, do you?
26:25Mm-hmm.
26:26Right, because everyone else
26:27is terrified.
26:28Well, they needn't be, okay,
26:30because I stand by that.
26:32Anybody who thinks I don't,
26:33well, they really don't know me.
26:35Now, nothing else.
26:37I've got a department
26:38to sort out.
26:41Thanks, Jess.
26:42Hi, Jordan.
26:45Um...
26:45Listen, I'm really sorry
26:48about earlier.
26:50I, uh, want you to know
26:51you can trust me.
26:51I promise.
26:53I just need to take that gauze
26:54out of your mouth.
26:55Are you happy for me to do that?
26:58Right.
26:59Just open slowly for me.
27:03There we go.
27:05Now, that cut might feel
27:06a bit odd for a while,
27:08but that's normal.
27:09You just rinse it out
27:10with salt water.
27:11But I would avoid hot drinks.
27:13Okay.
27:13Okay.
27:13I've spoken to Max Vax,
27:15and they're happy to see you
27:16as an outpatient
27:16in a couple of days.
27:18All right, then.
27:19I've just got to take
27:20your cannula out.
27:21Right.
27:30Listen, mate,
27:30are you sure there's no-one
27:31I can call for you?
27:32Friends, family?
27:34Usually I'd say
27:35I'm the old man,
27:36but...
27:37gone there.
27:41No-one else really
27:42gives a damn.
27:45Just want to get back
27:46to the pub.
27:47I don't think
27:48that's a good idea.
27:49You've done your job, pal.
27:50I don't need extra.
27:51Fine.
27:53But we do see it
27:54all the time.
27:56Yeah, grief can eat people up.
28:00What time's the funeral?
28:02Too late.
28:06No good crying over it.
28:11Okay, I see.
28:15I'm just going to go
28:15and get your discharge summary.
28:16and your prescription
28:17and I'll be back.
28:18All right?
28:23Are you all okay?
28:24Yes.
28:25Well...
28:25No.
28:28Well, you see, it's...
28:30Take your time.
28:33A few weeks ago,
28:35I found something.
28:36What?
28:37A camera.
28:39I thought it belonged
28:40to a patient's,
28:41you know,
28:42a relative.
28:43Why did you find it?
28:44in recess behind
28:47some monitoring.
28:48What did you do with it?
28:52I know.
28:53I should have done something.
28:54I'm sorry.
28:55I was so busy.
28:56I just forgot about it.
28:57I'm so sorry.
28:58I know I should
28:59have come to you.
29:00It's okay.
29:00I could have stopped all this.
29:01Okay.
29:02Please.
29:02I'm not going to lose my job.
29:03No.
29:04No, of course not.
29:05I'll, er...
29:06I'll have to log it,
29:08but if you don't want
29:09your name mentioning...
29:11No, don't worry about it.
29:13Come here.
29:14Okay.
29:15All right?
29:15Don't worry.
29:16I really appreciate
29:17you telling me.
29:18Okay.
29:19All right.
29:20Here you go.
29:21I'm so sorry.
29:22I'm so sorry.
29:23Don't worry.
29:30Dylan.
29:33You discharged my patient?
29:35You're using a hammer
29:35to crack a nut.
29:36We need the beds.
29:37Okay.
29:39Funny, that, isn't it?
29:39The first time you've
29:40meddled with all my patients.
29:42There is a system in place
29:44where you can report
29:45maintenance issues.
29:46What am I looking at?
29:47Why didn't you tell me
29:48that you treated
29:48Samantha Hardy?
29:50Why did you leave me
29:51hanging out to dry
29:51at the M&M meeting?
29:52I don't see why it matters.
29:54You don't see that it matters?
29:55Dylan, maybe don't do this now.
29:56I thought you were
29:57meant to be keeping an eye.
29:59Is this pedantry
30:00going to take long, Dr Keir?
30:01Now I just want to know
30:02what else you don't think matters.
30:04Somebody administered penicillin
30:05to a patient
30:06that was known
30:07to have a penicillin allergy.
30:08Hold on.
30:09Shut the door.
30:11Are you accusing me
30:19of medical negligence?
30:23Have you finally
30:24lost all sense?
30:27I think the thing
30:28that doesn't make sense
30:29is that you're still practising.
30:31Meanwhile, you've been at home
30:32taking a break
30:32to assess your neurodivergence.
30:34To what conclusion?
30:35Padraig, come on.
30:36To the conclusion
30:37it's completely irrelevant.
30:38All I'm saying...
30:39Oh, er, sorry.
30:41Just a pre-alert for a female
30:42early 20s.
30:43She's got severe lacerations
30:44on her feet.
30:44Okay, yeah,
30:45I'll be with you in five, okay?
30:46Okay.
30:48All I'm saying
30:49is you seem a little obsessive,
30:51that's all.
30:51Well, why don't you ask Stevie?
30:52She's seen the video.
30:53I don't think she's obsessive.
30:56Dr Nash,
30:57did you see anything
30:58in the television programme
31:00that suggested
31:00any medical negligence
31:01on my part?
31:07No.
31:09No.
31:14It could just as easily
31:16have been your mistake.
31:18Checking IV lines
31:19is very different
31:20to being the doctor
31:20responsible for a patient's
31:21overall care,
31:22don't you think?
31:25Now, if you don't mind,
31:26I've got a proper crisis
31:27to deal with.
31:28Shut the door
31:29on your way out.
31:30Yep.
31:35When?
31:50All right, Mia.
31:51All right.
31:52We've got you.
31:53You're going to be okay.
31:55You're going to be okay.
31:56All right.
31:57Nice, deep breaths.
31:58Mia, we're here.
32:01We've been locked down.
32:02We're doing that.
32:02And it was a time.
32:03You're with me, please.
32:04Hi, this is Mia Almada.
32:06She's 18 years old.
32:07She's got multiple wounds
32:08on the top of her feet.
32:11She estimate blood loss
32:12is around 100 miles.
32:14Right, let's get her in
32:14to Bay 3, please, Jeff.
32:15BP stable.
32:16She's tachycardic
32:17and she's taken here.
32:18Car race 105,
32:19rest of the day.
32:20She's been very agitated
32:23since we found her.
32:24Right, okay.
32:25Um, Mia,
32:26try and stay nice and calm
32:27for me.
32:27Here we go.
32:28Nice and slowly, guys.
32:29Nice and steady.
32:30Just stop fighting us.
32:31Mia.
32:32You all right, babe?
32:34Well done.
32:35All right.
32:35Just stay nice and calm.
32:38Okay?
32:38Cheers.
32:38Thanks, guys.
32:39We've got her up here.
32:40Okay.
32:41Mia.
32:42Mia.
32:43Mia.
32:43Okay, so everybody's
32:44fine.
32:47Hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry,
32:49hurry, hurry, hurry.
32:50Okay, okay.
32:51Let's just try and keep her
32:52nice and still.
32:53Mia, I'm just going to
32:54check your pulse, okay?
32:55Right, Tarik.
32:56As soon as she's calm,
32:57let's, uh, let's get
32:58bilateral IV access
32:59and can we get
33:00the other formula in?
33:01We'll do, uh,
33:02Colag and VBG, please.
33:04All right.
33:04Here you go, guys.
33:05Okay.
33:06Mia.
33:07That's it.
33:08Nice and calm.
33:08So listen to your chest, okay?
33:10Yes.
33:10Safe now.
33:12Okay, you're safe.
33:14Good girl, good girl.
33:22I'm right here.
33:36Hey, uh, heads up.
33:39Um, I just spoke to the CEO
33:41and they are very concerned
33:44about your part
33:45in last night's proceedings.
33:47It had been a really long shift.
33:49I know.
33:50I defended you
33:50as best I could.
33:53Looks like we are going
33:54to avoid special measures
33:55by some miracle,
33:56although we do have to
33:57reassure the CQC
33:58that this won't happen again.
33:59so we still don't know
34:01who did this.
34:02Uh-uh.
34:03No.
34:11Siobhan?
34:15Well, um,
34:16as it happens,
34:18um,
34:18a staff member
34:19has, uh,
34:21come forward
34:22with something.
34:22Get off me!
34:25Just get off me!
34:26Just try and relax.
34:27This is them!
34:28They do this, Mia!
34:29I said I didn't want
34:30them to come near you again.
34:31I said no police,
34:32but...
34:33Right, okay, guys,
34:33that's enough for me.
34:34Can we just get them out,
34:34please, Karen?
34:35Is she going to be okay?
34:36Let's get on top of this.
34:37I've got it.
34:38Karen,
34:38can you get me some fentanyl?
34:39Make your pardon?
34:40Um,
34:41well,
34:41we need to sedate her,
34:42won't we?
34:43Karen,
34:43can you get me some fentanyl
34:44because I'll be doing
34:45this sedating?
34:46Uh,
34:46Patrick normally
34:47lets me,
34:47so...
34:48That's lovely,
34:48okay,
34:49but I'm trauma lead,
34:50so come round here,
34:50please.
34:51Yeah,
34:52whatever you want to do.
34:52That's right.
34:54Go to her food,
34:55please.
34:56Right, okay,
34:56Mia,
34:56stay nice and still
34:57for me,
34:58okay?
34:58Just help you
34:59calm down,
34:59all right?
35:04Reena,
35:04any idea
35:05why Mr Arnold's
35:06blood results
35:06aren't in the system yet?
35:07Lab's backed up.
35:08Right,
35:09uh,
35:09can you chase it
35:10for me?
35:10Yeah.
35:12Raj,
35:13anything to add
35:13to the broken
35:14equipment list?
35:15I'm sending it
35:16off this afternoon
35:17while upstairs
35:18are paying attention.
35:19I'm sure you've
35:20covered most things.
35:22Look,
35:22I know
35:22it's a tough shift
35:24for everybody,
35:25so if there's
35:26anything I can do
35:26to help.
35:28From the department
35:29property,
35:29close the doors
35:30when we're full.
35:30Obviously there's
35:31limitations,
35:32but I'm prepared
35:34to fight for anything
35:35to make life easier.
35:36That's very noble,
35:37Siobhan,
35:38but you're wasting
35:38your time.
35:39Why?
35:41Cracks are too big.
35:42We might have
35:43hit an iceberg,
35:44but it's not
35:44every man for himself
35:45just yet.
35:46Rash,
35:46the lab forgot
35:47to update the system
35:48with the blood results
35:49as soon as it's time
35:50critical.
35:50They asked,
35:50can you do another
35:51blood test?
35:52They did say sorry,
35:52but they are
35:53skeleton staff at the
35:54moment.
35:56We've still got a job
35:57to do regardless.
35:58I know,
35:58we're trying to do it,
36:00but it's going to take
36:00more than some shiny
36:01new equipment and a hug
36:02to make a difference,
36:03Siobhan.
36:03And if you can't see
36:04that,
36:04then really,
36:05you're adding to the
36:06problem.
36:07I'm sorry you feel
36:08that way,
36:09but doing something's
36:10better than doing
36:11nothing.
36:12That's always been
36:12the way I work,
36:13and this is no
36:14exception.
36:27Right,
36:28you just want to see
36:28the boss lady,
36:29the one who threw
36:30me out?
36:31Mr. Coe,
36:31she's very busy right
36:33now,
36:33but maybe I could
36:33take a message?
36:34No, no, no,
36:34that's all right,
36:35I'll wait for her here.
36:36Thank you very much.
36:37Oh,
36:37thank you.
36:38Okay.
36:39Thank you very much.
36:42Sorry, Pam,
36:43sorry,
36:44just to let you know,
36:45I'll be finding
36:45your behaviour aggressive,
36:47so I'll switch my body,
36:48come on.
36:48Aggressive,
36:49I'm just waiting to be
36:49seen,
36:50that's all.
36:50We're particularly
36:51busy at the minute,
36:52Mr. Coe.
36:52Don't you think
36:53I haven't noticed?
36:54I've been sitting there
36:55for hours watching
36:56every man in his dog
36:57go before me.
36:58Have I done enough?
36:58Oh, I've done enough.
37:00You can read the signs
37:01World Security.
37:02Come on,
37:03get out of here.
37:03Hey, why are you?
37:05Go and get treated
37:06somewhere else.
37:07It's not a day,
37:08censor.
37:10I'll switch that
37:11off right now.
37:23Mr. Coe,
37:24are you okay?
37:25Oh,
37:26I saw myself
37:27on the telly
37:28last night.
37:29I didn't want you
37:29not to think
37:30I was taking
37:30the mickey.
37:31No, please,
37:32you really needn't.
37:33No, I'm so sorry.
37:35It's me
37:36who should be
37:37saying sorry.
37:37No, no, not at all.
37:39I just hope
37:39I didn't get you
37:40into trouble.
37:41And I deserve
37:42to be thrown out
37:42when I was
37:43and after all,
37:44this place
37:44did well
37:45by me in the end.
37:48Thank you so much.
37:49Bye-bye.
37:50Bye-bye.
37:54Mr. Cole,
37:54hang on.
37:55Yeah,
37:56is your leg okay?
37:57No, it's fine.
37:59Has anyone
37:59had a look at it?
38:00No,
38:01you're far too busy.
38:02Now, come on.
38:03We are never too busy.
38:05Let's, er,
38:06let's find somewhere
38:08for us to, er,
38:09have a look at that.
38:10Well, that's very kind
38:11of you.
38:11Well, it's not lovely.
38:12Well, oh, the flowers.
38:14I thought you'd met
38:15Peter, Roman.
38:17Is, er,
38:18that everything
38:18built, Dinesh?
38:20Yeah.
38:21Cool.
38:22Tariq,
38:22erm,
38:23look,
38:24I appreciate
38:26I was, er,
38:27a bit harsh
38:27with you,
38:28erm,
38:29there
38:29and you show
38:30initiative,
38:30which is great.
38:31But just tell me,
38:32erm,
38:32so Patrick
38:33clearly maximises
38:35his teaching opportunities.
38:36Yeah,
38:37he's, er,
38:37he's one of the better ones
38:38for that.
38:40No, I mean,
38:40you're...
38:41No, no,
38:41it's, it's,
38:42it's fine.
38:43Erm,
38:43it's useful for me
38:44to, you know,
38:46to know,
38:46to learn.
38:47So,
38:48what kind of stuff
38:48does he have you do?
38:49Er,
38:49well,
38:50I did a chest
38:50training the other day.
38:51Okay.
38:52I relocated
38:53a dislocated hip,
38:54but I did call him
38:55to check on that.
38:57But so he wasn't
38:57in the hospital
38:58at the time.
38:59No, no,
38:59there was a night shift
39:00at the weekend,
39:00so by the time
39:01he got in,
39:01it was already done.
39:02Look,
39:02I know he's bending
39:03a few rules,
39:04but I'm not gonna mess up.
39:06No, no,
39:07I better watch my job.
39:13Let's just have
39:14a little look here.
39:15Oh,
39:15yeah,
39:16how long has it been
39:16like this?
39:17Couple of weeks.
39:19I should have
39:20come in earlier.
39:21I'm sorry
39:22to be a nuisance,
39:23I probably should
39:23look after myself
39:24a bit more,
39:25especially after the cancer.
39:26Oh,
39:27I didn't realise.
39:28Prostate.
39:29I called the tumour
39:31Sheila.
39:32Sheila?
39:33Okay.
39:33They got rid of her
39:34and I got the old
39:35clear about a year ago.
39:37That's great.
39:38Yes.
39:39I know it sounds
39:40rather odd,
39:41but I do miss coming in,
39:42you know,
39:42living on my own.
39:44Well,
39:45let's get you some
39:45bloodstone now,
39:46make sure you're okay.
39:47And is there anything else
39:48that might be causing
39:49an issue?
39:50VIP treatment,
39:52eh?
39:52Since I've been
39:53on the telly.
39:54I might just
39:55give your chest
39:56a quick listen
39:57if that's okay.
39:58Deep breath,
39:59please.
40:02Yeah,
40:02it's a bit crackly.
40:06Let's send him
40:06for a chest x-ray.
40:08Cover all bases.
40:09Okay,
40:09I'll grab his file
40:10for you when I'm out there.
40:12Don't worry.
40:12Is she going to walk again?
40:27Her,
40:27yeah,
40:28road to recovery
40:29is going to be long,
40:30but she'll walk again.
40:32You know that,
40:33Mia?
40:34You're going to be all right.
40:37I'm so sorry
40:38for getting you into all this.
40:40Look,
40:40Abe,
40:41now might be a good time
40:43to think about
40:44calling your family,
40:45get a safe roof
40:46over your head,
40:47and I wouldn't rule out
40:48calling the police
40:49at this stage either.
40:50The last thing you want
40:51is to...
40:52Have either of you
40:52seen Dr O'Neill
40:53any of us?
40:53Just give me a wee second.
40:54Patrick.
40:56Patrick.
40:57Patrick.
40:58Patrick.
40:59Yeah.
41:00Hey,
41:00look,
41:00I was talking to Tarek
41:03earlier,
41:03and I'm just thinking
41:04about the level
41:05of responsibility
41:05we've been given
41:06the juniors.
41:07You seem quite capable.
41:08Dr Hussain
41:08seems especially keen.
41:10Yeah,
41:10okay,
41:11he's keen,
41:12but it's the type
41:13of procedure that...
41:13It's a teaching hospital.
41:15See one,
41:15do one.
41:16We're overstretched.
41:17The more we can offload,
41:18the better.
41:19Yeah,
41:19but the act of doing one
41:20shouldn't...
41:21Wait,
41:21in the grand scheme
41:22of things,
41:22the junior doctors
41:23seem pretty low priority.
41:27There might be a bit
41:28of a wait
41:28for your results,
41:29I'm afraid.
41:30When is there?
41:32Bye.
41:32Bye.
41:33Can I have a word
41:34with you, please,
41:35in private?
41:36Yeah,
41:36Oscar,
41:36could you take a
41:37watch?
41:37It's a great book.
41:39Do you want to tell me
41:41what you and Mr High
41:42and White are playing at?
41:44You said you cared
41:45about your juniors.
41:46I do.
41:47Then why hasn't Gauzy
41:48been threatened
41:48with suspension?
41:49What?
41:50You said this
41:51wasn't a witch hunt.
41:52It isn't.
41:53I can't believe
41:53you've done this,
41:54Siobhan.
41:54Everybody trusted you.
41:56I'm so disappointed
41:57in you.
41:59Siobhan!
42:00Jordan.
42:08These are for you.
42:09Now,
42:09this outlines
42:10you carrying
42:10your treatment plan.
42:12Now,
42:12the meds will wear off
42:12in a couple of hours,
42:13so I suggest
42:14keeping on top of it.
42:15Cheers.
42:16And we always
42:17strongly advise
42:17not to drink any alcohol
42:18whilst on this medication.
42:19That one's just for me?
42:21No,
42:21no,
42:22I do say that to everyone,
42:23but I hope you
42:24take my advice on board.
42:26All right?
42:27Have you got any questions?
42:28OK,
42:30cool.
42:31Then once you're ready,
42:31you're free to go.
42:32You couldn't tell me
42:33which one of the buses
42:34goes past the crematorium.
42:36Pay my respects and all.
42:39Yeah,
42:40of course.
42:40The 72 goes that way.
42:41I think they're pretty regular.
42:42All right.
42:43So.
42:47Thanks, mate.
42:58Give me a minute.
43:06I'll be OK.
43:08So,
43:08I'm really sorry.
43:10I didn't mean to upset you.
43:14No,
43:14you're right.
43:15Rashid is right.
43:16I am part of the problem.
43:18I never said that.
43:20That footage leak
43:21wouldn't have happened
43:22if it wasn't for me.
43:24Now I'm gozy.
43:24Leave her Mr. Cole.
43:27It's too much.
43:28Hey,
43:28it's this place.
43:30It takes its soul.
43:31It's...
43:31I had to report
43:34what on gozy said to me,
43:36OK,
43:36but I told him
43:37she didn't want to be named.
43:40And I made it clear
43:41to everybody,
43:42everybody,
43:43no repercussions
43:44for anybody
43:45who speaks out.
43:46I believe you.
43:50How do I fix it?
43:51Hey,
43:52come here.
43:53Stop this.
43:54This is not all on you,
43:56OK?
43:57Come on,
43:58we'll work it out.
44:04Hey,
44:04Dylan.
44:05Dylan.
44:06Yes?
44:07Look,
44:07I'm sorry,
44:09I earlier.
44:09He asked a direct question,
44:10you gave a direct answer.
44:11Yeah,
44:12and I got it wrong.
44:13OK,
44:14it turns out
44:15Patrick has been given
44:16the juniors
44:16an alarming amount
44:18of responsibility.
44:19So,
44:19yeah,
44:20you have a point.
44:21If he's capable of that,
44:21the guy could be dangerous.
44:23All I know
44:23is that Samantha Hardy
44:24wasn't my fault.
44:25And I believe you.
44:26I cannot work
44:28with somebody
44:28who I think
44:28is clinically unsafe
44:29because it puts
44:30patients' lives at risk.
44:31Agreed.
44:31Right,
44:32so,
44:33what are we going to do?
44:35This is Mr. Coe's
44:36blood results.
44:37Yeah.
44:39I know.
44:40Do you want me
44:41to come in with you
44:42and move him?
44:43No,
44:44I've got it.
44:45Thanks.
44:46OK.
44:55Hiya.
44:56Come to chop my leg off,
44:58have you?
44:59Um,
45:00yeah,
45:02your D-dimer
45:03is elevated,
45:04which indicates
45:05that the leg swelling
45:06is probably a deep vein
45:07thrombosis.
45:09Um,
45:09ultrasound
45:09will confirm.
45:12but
45:13Sheila's come back,
45:19hasn't she?
45:22I'm afraid so.
45:29Um,
45:30a consultant
45:31will come and talk
45:32to you in more detail
45:33and,
45:33er,
45:34I'll speak to the team
45:35who'll see you in clinic.
45:36You won't be on your own,
45:37I promise you that.
45:41Angels in disguise,
45:42the lot of you.
45:46Um,
45:46can I get you some water?
45:50Have you got anything
45:50stronger?
45:52No,
45:53water will be fine.
45:59You did that
46:00very well.
46:02Um,
46:19guys,
46:19can I have a word?
46:20My team,
46:21Ngozi.
46:23Yeah,
46:23I just want to put
46:24a few things straight.
46:25There's, er,
46:26there's rumours
46:27circling,
46:28so I wanted you
46:29to hear this
46:29from me.
46:30Nobody
46:32is getting suspended
46:34for whistleblowing
46:35or anything
46:35to do with it.
46:36If anyone says otherwise,
46:38they'll have me
46:38to deal with.
46:41Without this team,
46:42there'd be no department.
46:45And I believe
46:46in every single one of you.
46:49Yeah.
46:50We'll carry on.
47:00I'm too bad
47:13with the board and two.
47:13Come here, me quick.
47:15You spoke to Ngozi.
47:18Yeah, and?
47:19Yeah, and.
47:20And you threatened her
47:21with suspension
47:22for withholding information.
47:24That's not what we agreed.
47:25I'm trying to avoid
47:26further unnecessary scrutiny.
47:28By finding a scapegoat?
47:31Look,
47:31I know you prefer
47:32the touchy,
47:32feely approach,
47:33but we have to tell
47:34the trust and the CQC
47:35something.
47:37Right, well,
47:37tell them this.
47:38Even if I knew
47:39who did this,
47:40I wouldn't say.
47:41Because hospital policy
47:43clearly states
47:44no repercussions
47:45for whistleblowers.
47:47Though, judging
47:47by your actions today,
47:49it's clearly not the case.
47:50That's how you
47:51want to play it.
47:51Hmm.
47:52I'm not going to let
47:54them get away
47:54with it so easily.
47:58Well, good luck
47:59with that.
48:00You're on your own.
48:06I have never worked
48:07with a more dedicated team.
48:09We try as hard
48:12as we can
48:12to deliver the care
48:14that the patients deserve.
48:18But it's never enough.
48:19At Holby City,
48:22the problems
48:22are bigger than us.
48:24Much bigger.
48:28And mistakes
48:29are costing lives.
48:31Good luck.
48:44Good luck.
48:46Transcription by CastingWords