Episode 3

In this edition, Mick and his crewmate Dave are dispatched to help a woman who has called because of pain in her tummy, but she is actually having a massive heart attack and urgently needs the expertise of the specialist Cardiac Unit at Royal Stoke Hospital. Matt and Ryan's shift sees them dispatched to help Les, who has fallen in the shed. Despite having broken his hip, Les seems unperturbed and continues to crack jokes. Meanwhile in the control room, call supervisor Steph receives a dramatic call - a woman has gone into labour on her way back from a training course with a colleague and is in a car on the side of the road. As the crews settle in for the night shift, paramedics Conor and Sam must manage a drunken 17 year old who has been fighting for breath at a lively teenage party.
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