Casualty 24/7: Every Second Counts
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. The program has been available since 2024. A total of 84 episodes have been broadcast, most recently in July 2025.
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1:00:00Casualty 24/7: Every Second Counts
It's another busy day for the casualty team with patient numbers unusually high.
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1:00:00The pace at Barnsley Casualty is relentless as they take the overflow of other hospitals.
1:00:00Juggling a back-log of walk-in patients and a flowing stream of new ambulance emergencies.
1:00:00Tthe dedicated team at Barnsley A&E need to be ready for anything and everything.
1:00:00The flow of patients at Barnsley Casualty is relentless and today staff are under pressure
1:00:00The flow of patients is relentless, and today staff are put under even more pressure.
1:00:00The hospital faces one of the worst storms in decades, but casualty is still busy.
1:00:00Sister Jane's clocked on to find that there are no available beds in the hospital.
1:00:00A two-year-old girl is brought in as she deals with dangerously low blood sugar levels.
Series 5
1:00:00As winter hits, the cold weather causes a spike in admissions at Barnsley Hospital.
Series 9
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1:00:00A full resus, a farewell shift, and high-stakes cases-it's all go at Barnsley Casualty!
Series 5 1:00:00
1:00:00Nursing staff have called in sick at Barnsley Hospital and the team is under pressure.
1:00:00Nurse Hannah is running casualty, but there aren't enough porters to keep things moving.
1:00:00A man with potential spine injuries is given pain relief while waiting for scan results.
Series 9 1:00:00
1:00:00A woman suffers a severe allergic reaction, and a 4-year-old has a serious arm injury.
Series 5 1:00:00
1:00:00The staff at Barnsley Hospital receive patients with a heart attack and chainsaw wounds.