Experience the frontline through the eyes of our nurses
Save a life, you’re a hero. Save 100 lives, you’re a nurse.
New special event series, Nurses, takes audiences straight to the heart of the medical frontline with privileged access to three major city hospitals, introducing the incredible men and women dealing with life and death situations every day.
From the turnstile of medical dramas that come through the doors of St.Vincent’s Hospital on a Saturday night, to the race against the clock of an organ delivery for a heart transplant, or an emergency caesarean operation inside North Sydney’s Mater Hospital, there is always a nurse who makes a difference.
This real-life drama series will also share the nurses’ extraordinary personal stories as they work around the clock providing urgent care to those in need. The dedicated nurses you meet in the series come from diverse backgrounds and share a commitment to care.
Audiences will gain insight into the different career stages and specialities within the nursing profession, including probationers at the beginning of their careers to highly trained midwives and specialists on the organ donor team.
Episode 7 A patient undergoes deep brain stimulation in the hopes of curing Parkinson’s symptoms; an intoxicated young man could have a brain injury; a graduate midwife is put to the test and the hospital rolls out the first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to medical staff.
Nurses had been continuing to screen on W Channel in Britain while Seven took the show off the schedule temporarily, meaning we are now four episodes behind Britain (the 10th and final episode aired there last Friday).
This is the preview for episode 7.
Seven will finally air the last episode of this series Tuesday 5 July at 10pm.
Episode 10: In Emergency, Nurses Carly and Yoon deal with a run of football injuries. Nurses Phoebe and Megan work in the high-tech world of vascular surgery calling themselves ‘the plumbers’ of medicine.
