Medical Emergency
With cameras given unprecedented access to one of the largest and busiest trauma centres in the southern hemisphere, Medical Emergency will allow you to see it all through the eyes of the doctors and nurses that work there. Gripping stuff...
The wildly successful Australian series, Medical Emergency is filmed in the emergency and trauma centre of the Alfred Hospital in Melbourne. From basic wound injuries to major traumas and life threatening surgery, viewers are invited to take an unprecedented behind the scenes. Capturing the real-life drama and extraordinary pressure faced by staff and patients at the hospital, the show is a number one hit in its native country, consistently attracting audiences of over 1.2 million viewers.
It was the number one medical show on television last year and has continued to dominate in 2008, consistently attracting an average of over 1.2 million viewers. Currently filming a fifth series, series producer Maxine Gray says about the show: “The medical staff at The Alfred Hospital in Melbourne and Ambulance Victoria air and road paramedics are literally heroes to our patients - and they’re our heroes as well. It’s an absolute privilege to showcase their work for our audience,” says Maxine.
It was the number one medical show on television last year and has continued to dominate in 2008, consistently attracting an average of over 1.2 million viewers. Currently filming a fifth series, series producer Maxine Gray says about the show: “The medical staff at The Alfred Hospital in Melbourne and Ambulance Victoria air and road paramedics are literally heroes to our patients - and they’re our heroes as well. It’s an absolute privilege to showcase their work for our audience,” says Maxine.
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