Yep and if they watch the UK shows about their helicopter ambos, they would find out pretty quickly that there are a LOT of Aussies working for them. Because our medical training is considered equivalent its a fairly frequent thing.....as for the coppers, if you were a Pommy cop working the beat in England, you'd probs want to move to Australia too.

What show does that in NZ

This how gives a distinct impression that Australia's various emergency services would fall to bits without Pommy experts. Nothing could be further from the truth, one almost never encounters Pommy emergency workers. They did NOT invent flying doctors either, it was a home grown initiative, and in fact the various Australian helicopter ambulances would often laugh at the Poms because they couldn't fly in the dark in England. The terminology is misrepresented, there are cattle properties, sheep properties, graziers, wheat properties; but very few farms. All in all, this is an utterly chauvinistic misrepresentation of emergency workers in Australia. and an absolute insult to their professionalism. Now, how would the NHS fare without the addition of many Australian and New Zealand medical staff?

Scooter from Cronulla and yet you are here watching it... Hypocrisy at last...

Yeah I was wondering about that.. 🇺🇸

Yup. Best reason in the world to dehorn your dang cattle!

I wish. My dream to come there and visit sidney during fireworks is never going to happen and its soul crushing.

Gage Oliver aw 😂 maybe one day you will come to Sydney

@@JoshuaDoong I doubt it. Too many health problems, can't afford to travel on SSI lousy 800 bucks a month. I watch a lot of shows like Bondi Vets and Bondi rescue, this show, the erwins zoo, a guy has a channel that rescues baby kangaroos, I'm immersed in virtual reality of Australia lol. It's all good.

MMMMMEEEEEEE!!!!!!! ❤️🇦🇺✌🏻

Me,!!!

He was attention seeking for sure

Australia has... medicare.

Um.....do you mean south/ central America? Because in North America there are life flight services in every state! Thousands of people are flown to hospital each year !

@@averteddisasterbarely2545 last I checked we don't have Dr on out choppers. We have rescue workers.

I think its more because of all the absolutely rural areas we have as compared to the states where most of your land is inhabited, there isn't much in the middle of Australia except for small towns etc,

We have air ambulance services, however they don't have doctors on board and they are prohibitively expensive. A quick Google search shows costs ranging from $12,000-$40,000. The way private health care works is dictated by contracts that the public doesn't have access to. This means if your insurance provider is contracted with the ambulance service dispatched to you, you may pay the lower end of the price range, but if they're not contracted with your insurance provider then the full costs will fall to the patient (so called "out of network" care). People in the US are notoriously weary of any ambulatory service because of the costs. Actually, we put off all kinds of medical care because of the costs. Good for you, Australia! Providing lifesaving and preventative healthcare for all people, even the poor. Wish America could realize the benefits of that system!!!

Colapin Klink Oh, are they? Didn’t notice that 🧐

its pretty obvious from they'r accents that they are British

That's what this show is. British Emergency responders in Australia.

It's a british tv show about brits down under you maggot

Gage Oliver there are...this is made for brits

This is about brits doing medicine there to learn and some end up moving there

The residents pay .

Housing Commission, they all live in state housing.

They all are of British decent. Prison colony.

@@thinklikeacriminal2345 I'm not British by decent.

Joondalup lol I was there today, battling to spot an Aussie in the shops 😁

@@mhp0810 Actually Australia has some of the most respectable and professional cops around.

@@thinklikeacriminal2345 that's an antiquated take. Only a small proportion of Australia's population is of convict decent in modern day Australia. It makes sense if you look at Australia's immigration history.

there is still a decent amount knife crime in aus, where i live there'll be 1 or 2 police shooting in the news roughly every year coz someones rushed the coppers with a knife

So the question should be why aren't English police armed then? I bet a lot of UK cops wonder that too.

@@coover65 I mean I do understand why police are armed but the most skilled cops are the ones that can take down an armed suspect without pulling the trigger.

@@dizzyrascal5015 I see now what you mean. I was a cop 23-34 years ago; I wasn't part of any team taught to take down a firearm carrying suspect without using a firearm. How much extra training do they do?

@@coover65 I have witness police take down suspects wielding knives without having to use their guns before.

tasha clark please learn English

get off the internet and go take a nap so you can get back to kindergarten. you clearly didn’t watch the episode so stop throwing a tantrum

The hotel was telling the truth. They didn’t steal it and hadn’t found the phone in the room. Did you even watch the clip or vaguely listen to it?

Skinny Dugan 60 stitches

Millimetres from the femoral artery.... Spud.

Medical teams can be dispatched based on the initial notes generated by the 000 call... in this case "pierced", "bull horn" and "reports of punctured main artery" are all potentially serious/life-threatening items, which would be why the medical team was dispatched. As the doc says en route "very limited information". Sometimes when you get a serious-sounding job where the medical team are pre-emptively dispatched, but when a road crew arrive and find only a minor incident, they can provide a report to the medical team and call them off. Helicopters are not only just dispatched for "very sick" patients... they are also used when travel times to appropriate hospitals are too far by road. An example would be a major trauma patient (which protocols state transport to highest level trauma service within 60 minutes) who is more than 60 minutes by road to a major or regional trauma service, but only, let's say, 30 minutes by air to a major trauma service. (example from the video: westmead hospital is a major trauma unit)

@@clubsport9334 the artery the pommy narrator said was butchered? There's no mistaking a punctured artery. This show is a joke