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Undercover A&E: NHS in Crisis - Documentary

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First published at 21:50 UTC on June 30th, 2024.

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Scenes of a medical nature which some viewers may find upsetting.

Over three months, a Dispatches reporter has filmed secretly while working in a major NHS A&E department. The undercover footage exposes the suffering and dangers patients face o…

Scenes of a medical nature which some viewers may find upsetting.

Over three months, a Dispatches reporter has filmed secretly while working in a major NHS A&E department. The undercover footage exposes the suffering and dangers patients face on a daily basis.

Things have clearly got worse since I was left on a trolley in a corridor for four and a half hours with a perforated bowel and peritonitis. I could have died. I was refused an ambulance through 999 and it was a nurse who called back via 111 that ordered an ambulance for me. It was 1am, 15 miles from the nearest hospital and I had no other means of getting to there. I was admitted on December 13th 2016 and left the hospital January 6th 2017!

Aired on Channel 4 on June 30th 2024

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