Hospital - Season 4

Season 4
Episodes

Episode 1
Floods and an electrical fault disrupt A&E and operating theatres in the crumbling Royal.

Episode 2
This episode follows a patient who has been in intensive care for 12 months, and another ready for rehab for the past two.

Episode 3
A consultant recruitment crisis threatens care at Liverpool Women's Hospital. Doctors care for a pregnant mother with cancer.

Episode 4
Alder Hey closes its critical care unit to new admissions. A five-year-old returns three times for her cancelled heart operation.

Episode 5
Three transplants are due at the Royal Liverpool University Hospital. At the Women's Hospital, a pregnant mum faces a heart-wrenching decision

Episode 6
A teenager self-funds cutting-edge surgery for his cerebral palsy. Surgeons go to appeal to fund an 81-year-old's surgery and use new DNA tumour profiling to try to save a baby.
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