Emergency 24/7 TV Listings
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When is Emergency 24/7 next on TV?
Emergency 24/7 is next on TV on Tuesday 18 August at 9:00 pm on BBC Two England. The episode is Biker Crash, Season 1, Episode 1.
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Emergency 24/7 TV listings this week
Emergency 24/7 is scheduled to air at these times (may include spoilers):
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Biker Crash — Emergency 24/7
A look at the emergency department at Southmead Hospital, Bristol, revealing the everyday pressures as well as the teamwork required to keep the department running. As the trauma team assess biker Luke for emergency spinal surgery, his friend Kieran arrives needing urgent care. Nurse Becky faces queueing ambulances and police call-outs
More details for Emergency 24/7, Tue 18, 9:00 pm -
Biker Crash — Emergency 24/7
A look at the emergency department at Southmead Hospital, Bristol, revealing the everyday pressures as well as the teamwork required to keep the department running. As the trauma team assess biker Luke for emergency spinal surgery, his friend Kieran arrives needing urgent care. Nurse Becky faces queueing ambulances and police call-outs
More details for Emergency 24/7, Thu 20, 11:05 pm -
Hit by a Train — Emergency 24/7
Two trauma calls reveal that the greatest dangers are not always the most obvious, testing the expertise, judgement and resilience of the emergency team at Southmead Hospital. They battle to save Paul, whose leg has been severed after being hit by a train, but who is in more immediate danger from an overdose that could cause severe liver damage. And they question the story of a man with a deep wound who denies being stabbed
More details for Emergency 24/7, Tue 25, 9:00 pm -
Hit by a Train — Emergency 24/7
Two trauma calls reveal that the greatest dangers are not always the most obvious, testing the expertise, judgement and resilience of the emergency team at Southmead Hospital. They battle to save Paul, whose leg has been severed after being hit by a train, but who is in more immediate danger from an overdose that could cause severe liver damage. And they question the story of a man with a deep wound who denies being stabbed
More details for Emergency 24/7, Thu 27, 11:05 pm
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