Nurses On The Ward Season 2
Following the nurses of Queen Alexandra Hospital in Portsmouth. In each episode, viewers will see the heart-warming highs and lows of the ever-demanding role. The nurses work across multiple areas of the hospital where they treat both male and female patients from a range of age groups and their day-to-day involves dressing major surgical wounds, family liaison, urgently moving patients to theatre, blood transfusions, chest drains and much more.
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James and Matron Steph have an influx of admissions in the emergency department, Matron Hazera tries to discharge patients to free up beds, and Katie stays late for a high-risk delivery.
Caroline treats a father of four with severe pancreatitis, Rhona restores her patient's health with a large blood transfusion, and Sarah cares for a mum with incurable stomach cancer.
Three young newly-qualified twenty-something nurses Renee, Caitlin and Military Nurse James cope with the pressures of working for the NHS and finding a work-life balance.
Amy deals with a serious emergency during a birth, Caroline must rapidly help her patient breathe again, and Rhona treats Keith, who may have a life-threatening infection.
It's Halloween and Matron Hazera is having a staffing nightmare, Matron Steph meets an abusive patient in police custody, and Amy helps deliver premature identical twins via c-section.
Matron Steph and James treat some very sick patients on the busiest shift Steph has seen in the emergency dept, while Caitlin cares for a good Samaritan in a lot of pain.
Caroline treats stroke patient Maureen, Sarah helps terminally-ill cancer patient Siobhan get her pain under control, and midwives Amy and Katie deliver a perfect birth.
Matron Steph trials a system to see patients quicker in ED, Renee supports a young woman with anorexia, and Rhona cares for Raymond, a patient with suspected sepsis.
Matron Hazera responds to an emergency and battles to find enough staff, while Renee treats a patient with a flare-up of ulcerative colitis and Sarah cares for a terminally ill patient.
In Portsmouth's Queen Alexandra Hospital, newly-minted Matron Steph helps her team care for patients, including 79-year-old Gordon who suffered a sudden loss of consciousness at home.
