Seconded. His followup book as well where he reflects a lot more at a philosophical level.
Do No Harm is a real rollercoaster. You can be confronted with death at one moment, then laughing the next as he angrily rails against the inanities of NHS IT policy. (I listened to it as an audiobook - the narrator was absolutely top notch and extremely entertaining.)
Do No Harm is a real rollercoaster. You can be confronted with death at one moment, then laughing the next as he angrily rails against the inanities of NHS IT policy. (I listened to it as an audiobook - the narrator was absolutely top notch and extremely entertaining.)