Casualty 24/7: Every Second Counts

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Casualty 24/7: Every Second Counts

The casualty department is full, but ambulances are still bringing in patients.

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Series 5
Its all change at Barnsley casualty as a new system is introduced.
Series 11
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Alistair needs assessing after he's injured in a gas explosion at work.
Series 5
As winter hits, the cold weather causes a spike in admissions at Barnsley Hospital.
Nursing staff have called in sick at Barnsley Hospital and the team is under pressure.
Nurse Hannah is running casualty, but there aren't enough porters to keep things moving.
A high call-out for ambulances has resulted in paramedics queuing with patients.
Series 4
A woman has a life-threatening allergic reaction to nuts. A man has an arm injury.
Series 5
A&E deal with a man who fell off a roof and the victim of an overturned car.
A man with potential spine injuries is given pain relief while waiting for scan results.
Series 4
Barnsley Casualty is facing one of its toughest shifts to date with beds becoming limited.
Series 5
The staff at Barnsley Hospital receive patients with a heart attack and chainsaw wounds.
Series 4
Barnsley Casualty is facing one of its toughest shifts to date with beds becoming limited.
Two-year-old is brought in with dangerously low blood sugar.
Barnsley Hospital's corridors are packed full of patients.
Treatment for a broken leg and a neurological disease.
Series 4, Episode 3 of Casualty 24/7: Every Second Counts was added on Monday 13 July 2026. Casualty 24/7: Every Second Counts is a TV show on Channel 5. In Barnsley's Casualty department, it's a battle of life and death every single day.
Series 3
Nurse Practitioner Dave tries to get to the bottom of why June's tongue has turned black!
84-year-old Norman is brought in after suffering a fall.
A toddler is brought in with sepsis and 84-year-old Norman has had a fall.
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