Critical Condition Season 4 Episode release dates & where to watch

1. Episode 1

Following the work of medical staff at Stoke’s Royal University Hospital as they work to save the lives of sick and injured patients.

2. Episode 2

A 22-year-old arrives at the emergency department after crashing his motorbike at speed, and medical staff fear he may have suffered a life-changing spinal cord injury. Elsewhere, 60-year-old Nigel is preparing for an emergency operation to have a huge tumour removed from his stomach, and 80-year-old Alun is treated after suffering a traumatic accident at home.

3. Episode 3

When Duncan is admitted to Royal Stoke emergency department after falling down a full flight of stairs onto concrete, trauma team leader Richard Hall fears the worst. Elsewhere, a woman with a life-threatening brain tumour undergoes surgery to have it carefully removed, and a 21-year-old is treated after falling from a window and landing on metal railings.

4. Episode 4

When Rachel is admitted to the emergency department after a head-on collision with another car, trauma team leader Anthony Taylor fears the worst. Trapped inside her vehicle for over an hour, Rachel’s condition is now critical. Anthony and his team know that time is of the essence.

5. Episode 5

This week, motorcyclist Danny is rushed into the emergency department following a highspeed road traffic accident in north Wales.

6. Episode 6

It’s a busy night for Julie Norton, who is juggling two life threatening cases.

7. Episode 7 Finale

A 17-year-old is rushed in by helicopter after a mountain bike accident which has left him with a catastrophic head injury, and neurological registrar Bobby Sachdev knows that he needs to act quickly to prevent long-term injury or even death. Elsewhere, Joe and his wife Sheila both need urgent care after being badly injured in a major road traffic accident.

8. Episode 8

In this final episode of the series, when 52-year-old Helen is rushed into Royal Stoke emergency department after a headon collision with a bus, trauma team leader Paul Hancock fears the worst. With a blown right pupil indicating a serious brain injury, an urgent scan reveals a devastating skull fracture that could be fatal. Neurosurgeons act quickly to relieve the pressure on her brain, but when her partner arrives, Paul has to prepare him for the fact that Helen might not make it.