Award-winning hospital documentary returns with intense new series

999 Critical Condition is a documentary series on Channel 5.

A powerful documentary series returns with a new 'hardcore' series tonight.

999 Critical Condition is a documentary series that follows patients and staff in a hospital trauma unit. It offers an intense look at doctors' and nurses' work.

Tonight, 999 Critical Condition returns to Channel 5 for its sixth series from Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital.

999 Critical Condition returns for its sixth series.

Viewers will see staff in high-stakes situations, like helping a man who fell from scaffold.

A man working at a church falls from scaffold and impales himself on a flagpole.

The documentary series is a must-watch for medical documentary fans, especially 24 Hours in A&E fans.

Episodes will be released weekly on Channel 5 and later on the streaming platform.

The award-winning series was described as 'the most nerve-shreddingly hardcore hospital doc ever'.

The documentary series has been called the 'best on TV' by viewers. One viewer wrote: 'It's fascinating what these doctors can do to help fix you.'

999 Critical Condition does not shy away from the realities NHS staff face.

Viewers praise the show, saying it's 'a brilliant TV show' and 'a difficult watch with amazing surgery'.

A viewer said: 'Watching #999CriticalCondition and this guy has landed on his face and his eyeball is hanging out.'

The University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust said the series showcases the department's daily workload in a way never seen before on TV.

The series puts viewers at the heart of the life and death battle, showing how staff work to save lives.

999: Critical Condition returns tonight at 9pm on Channel 5.

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