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Paramedics treat a man in his 40s with chest pain and a family history of heart failure
A patient has a nosebleed that won't stop, and is concerned that it could be linked to a recent bleed on the brain. Paramedics treat a woman who wakes up in the night having a heart attack. A patient with abdominal pain has lost a lot of blood and needs to go to hospital, while on the night shift, a drunk man who has collapsed in the street refuses medical help.
Paramedics treat a man who's having a heart attack but thinks he's just pulled a muscle. He has no history of cardiac issues, but an examination confirms that his heart is blocked. A day out hiking ends badly for a man when he falls and injures his ankle, and the paramedics' tea and toast making skills are needed for a diabetic patient.
A woman collapses on a narrowboat, showing signs of a stroke. She's confused and keeps repeating herself, which is out of character. An ambulance is called to a woman who has collapsed, but while she is being treated, she falls to the floor again. A daughter is concerned for her mother, who has terrible pain in her face, and a woman who hasn't eaten for two days is weak with a very swollen stomach and needs to go to hospital.
Paramedics treat a motorcyclist who's collided with a car, and a girl who's had a seizure
The series that follows a typical 12-hour shift with the paramedics of West Midlands Ambulance Service. Filmed during the autumn months as hospital waiting times rocketed and the pressures on the service increased, the series lays bare what life is really like on the front line at three ambulance hubs: Stoke, Stafford and Willenhall in the Black Country.
