Trust Me I'm A Junior Doctor, In Stitches & Where Does It Hurt - Max Pemberton & Nick Edwards - 3 Book NHS Memoir Collection Set - New Paperback

Titles in This Set Trust Me, I'm A (Junior) Doctor by Max Pemberton In Stitches: The Highs and Lows of Life as an A&E Doctor by Nick Edwards Where Does It Hurt? by Max Pemberton Details Condition: New Format: Paperback ISBN (Trust Me, I'm A Junior Doctor): 9780340962053 ISBN (In Stitches): 9781905548705 ISBN (Where Does It Hurt?): 9780340919927 Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton / Hodder Paperbacks (Trust Me, I'm A Junior Doctor; Where Does It Hurt?); The Friday Project (In Stitches) Age Range: Adult Overview Step behind the curtain of the NHS with this brand-new three-book paperback collection of real-life medical memoirs. Trust Me, I'm A Junior Doctor and Where Does It Hurt? follow Dr Max Pemberton's diary-style journey from newly qualified doctor to street outreach worker, while In Stitches delivers Dr Nick Edwards's unflinching account of life in A&E. Together they offer a candid, often hilarious window into modern British healthcare — perfect for readers who love true stories and hospital dramas. About the Books This collection brings together three talked-about medical memoirs. In Trust Me, I'm A Junior Doctor, Max Pemberton charts his first bewildering year in the NHS, starting the night before his first shift and progressing from idealism to the sobering realities of paperwork, exhaustion and impossible decisions — including working out how to tell if a patient has died. Told in sharp diary entries, it's a warm, funny and deeply human account of a rookie doctor's year. In Stitches takes readers into the chaos of A&E through Dr Nick Edwards, whose word-of-mouth bestseller lifts the lid on government targets, alcohol-fuelled Friday nights, and the exhausting reality of frontline emergency medicine. Where Does It Hurt? follows Pemberton into his second year, now on street outreach for the Phoenix Outreach Project, meeting an unforgettable cast of patients, from an elderly drugs courier to a man convinced he is God. Together the three books form a rich, honest portra