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The medicine of…film and television
2025
Overview
[...]for the past 10 years he has also worked as an advisor for several UK television shows, including the long-running drama Eastenders, helping ensure that storylines involving injury, illness, and health care are responsible and, for the most part, realistic. Alongside trying to get the medicine depicted on screen to look right for viewers, there is actual medical care going on behind the scenes on set. Is there anyone with an allergy or an illness or another condition you should be aware of?” Waller's background is in emergency medicine, but her work on film and television productions is much closer to community health. [...]the producers might say ‘if you feel this person needs to go to hospital immediately, then they are going to hospital immediately, but we would like to explore whether they can stick around for long enough for us to capture the footage that we need’.”
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Elsevier Ltd,Elsevier Limited
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