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Date: 2025-03-10 03:57 pm (UTC)I only now thought "Is an emergency ward a thing?" And in fact, the words seem to lead chiefly to "Emergency Ward 10" - and to some indications that it was meant to be "Emergency - (in) Ward 10". And originally conceived as "Calling Nurse Roberts". But later such as in film "Life in Emergency Ward 10", it's treated as the name of the place.
A current (up to 2025) Australian documentary series also popped up. "The Royal Melbourne Hospital's busy trauma centre" is covered in show "The Emergency Ward". (At least, that's the title on British "Channel 4".) but surely it's "The Trauma Centre".
Robert Carnegie