Critical, Where Does It Hurt, Trust Me I'm a Junior Doctor, The Prison Doctor, Women Inside, How Death Becomes Life & War Doctor - 7-Book Paperback

Titles in This Set Critical Where Does It Hurt Trust Me, I'm a Junior Doctor The Prison Doctor Women Inside How Death Becomes Life War Doctor Details Condition: Brand New Format: Paperback ISBN: Bundle set - individual titles carry their own publisher ISBNs (see reviewNotes) Publisher: Simon & Schuster UK, Hodder, HQ, Picador Age Range: Adult / General Readership Overview This seven-book paperback collection brings together some of the most talked-about medical memoirs of recent years, spanning intensive care, junior doctor life, prison medicine, transplant surgery and frontline war zones. Written by five clinicians, each book offers an unflinching, first-hand account of caring for people at their most vulnerable. Together they form a powerful set for anyone fascinated by medicine, the NHS, or the resilience of the human spirit under extraordinary pressure. About the Books Critical takes readers inside the intensive care unit, where split-second decisions separate life from death, revealing the science and humanity behind critical care medicine. Where Does It Hurt and Trust Me, I'm a Junior Doctor follow a young doctor's journey from nervous medical student to newly qualified junior doctor, capturing the chaos and heartbreak of learning medicine within the NHS. The Prison Doctor and Women Inside step behind the walls of one of Britain's toughest prisons, offering rare, compassionate insight into inmates the system has often forgotten. How Death Becomes Life explores the high-stakes world of organ transplantation, where surgeons weigh impossible risks against a second chance at life. War Doctor recounts decades operating in the world's most dangerous conflict zones, a searing account of surgery under fire. Together, these memoirs trace a remarkable arc through modern medicine, from British hospital wards to prison cells and war-torn cities abroad, written with candour by clinicians unafraid of illness, injustice and mortality. Seven acclaimed medical memoirs in one b