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How accurate is ‘The Pitt’? Colorado Springs ER staffers weigh in

Colorado Springs Gazette·O'Dell Isaac [email protected]·27 days ago
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Fans and critics alike are praising the HBO Max television show “The Pitt” for its realistic portrayal of the inner workings of a busy urban emergency department, the patients it serves, the bureaucratic limitations of emergency medicine, and the physical and emotional toll the profession can take on its practitioners. The show, which recently completed its second season, has garnered a host of awards, including the primetime Emmy Award for outstanding drama series. From left: Gerran Howell, Amielynn Abellera, Noah Wyle, Sepideh Moafi and Supriya Ganesh in “The Pitt” Season 2. (Warrick Page/HBO Max/TNS) Auna Leatham, an emergency physician at UCHealth Memorial Hospital Central, generally steers clear of television shows about hospitals. As a career emergency specialist, she has a hard time watching televised depictions of what she sees every day on the job.…

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