Step inside one of Australia’s busiest emergency departments
The frontline heroes at one of Australia’s busiest emergency wards feature in Emergency, Nine’s gripping medical series set at the Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH).
About the show
Emergency offers behind-the-scenes access to the Royal Melbourne Hospital Emergency Department (ED), capturing each step of a patient's journey from the moment they are rushed into hospital.
The series reveals the compassion, skill and composure of our dedicated doctors and nurses as they care for victims of accidents, falls, assaults and other life-threatening incidents.
As events unfold, personal interviews with our doctors and nurses delve into the challenges, critical decisions and emotional toll of each case, while patients and families tell the circumstances that have brought them to the ED.
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This observational documentary series, filmed at the Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH), offers behind-the-scenes access to one of the busiest major trauma centres in Melbourne, Australia.
Our Emergency service
As one of Victoria's two adult Major Trauma Centres, the RMH has one of the biggest major trauma loads in Australia.
During August, the sitting area in our Emergency Department (ED) waiting room will undergo renovations.
For mother Brianna her journey into motherhood was fraught with complications following a life altering stroke which changed everything.
Motorcyclist Joel is all smiles now - but it was a different story last week when the 31-year-old came off his bike.
Data collected by the Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH) trauma team shows an increase in motor vehicle collision presentations throughout the spring and summer months.
As the health system readjusted to the challenges that COVID-19 posed, the trauma service at the Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH) had to adapt.
If you’ve been down to the triage and ambulatory care part of our emergency department recently, you might have bumped into one of our Medical Support Officers (MSOs).
