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This Is Going to Hurt
- Secret Diaries of a Junior Doctor
- Narrated by: Adam Kay
- Length: 5 hrs and 47 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Biographies & Memoirs, Professionals & Academics
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Summary
Winner of a record three National Book Awards: Non-Fiction Book of the Year, New Writer of the Year and Zoe Ball Book Club Book of the Year.
The million-copy best seller.
Welcome to the life of a junior doctor: 97-hour weeks, life-and-death decisions, a constant tsunami of bodily fluids and the hospital parking meter earns more than you.
Scribbled in secret after endless days, sleepless nights and missed weekends, Adam Kay's This Is Going to Hurt provides a no-holds-barred account of his time on the NHS front line. Hilarious, horrifying and heartbreaking, this diary is everything you wanted to know - and more than a few things you didn't - about life on and off the hospital ward.
Sunday Times number-one best seller and Humour Book of the Year.
This edition includes extra diary entries and a new afterword by the author.
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- rachch
- 20-09-17
Heartbreaking and hilarious!
I hardly ever write reviews but this is such a great audiobook I had to! I've seen Adam perform his music live several times and love his dry sense of humour but this book is on another level - but gave me more to think about afterwards than I expected. Excellent as an audiobook read by him.
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- The_Animagus
- 23-09-17
Well written, Well told
Birth, death, and all the dirty stuff in between, Adam has written a fascinating account of being a Junior Doctor and beyond. In addition he tells his tales with the smoothness of a stage performer.
What's more, I'm a vet, and it's nice to know other medical professions get the same problems as we have. But nationalised, and with the health of the country on their shoulders.
Gods bless this NHS
114 people found this helpful
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- Dumsey
- 12-09-17
Brilliant!
The best book I have ever had the pleasure of listening to. Adam Kay made me both howl with laughter and cry with sorrow. His writing is eloquent and his reading of the book is brilliant. I highly recommend it to everyone, Fellow NHS staff will empathise with him and his struggles. Non NHS staff should listen to it for an insight into a truly unique world.
72 people found this helpful
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- William
- 11-09-17
Life is for enjoying not enduring.
If you could sum up This Is Going to Hurt in three words, what would they be?
Doctors need support.
What did you like best about this story?
The amount I learned.
What does Adam Kay bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you had only read the book?
Feeling.
Did you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
Made me feel deeply for all those people who give their all for so little monetary return having to rely on their inner mental and emotional strength.
Any additional comments?
A must read that enables you help those who are helping you.
66 people found this helpful
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- John
- 26-11-17
Shocking, emotional, funny insight
I was expecting the job to be hard, but nothing like this. I hope this book can help change many perspectives on what a life of a doctor really is.
Great book, would definitely buy a part two even if it was the more mundane.
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- P Mac
- 09-11-17
A must listen
A compelling book. Interesting, eye opening, funny, sad, awe inspiring and well presented in audiobook by the author. A must listen in my humble opinion.
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- Emma Jane
- 10-10-17
Loved my first audio book! Highly recommend.
So interesting to hear the real nitty gritty details about the life as a junior doctor. It was very well written; hilarious throughout, but littered with sad and poignant moments that clearly stayed with the author. The author is also the narrator. He leads you through the NHS minefield he traveled through, which allowed him to become a life saving, baby delivering, object-in-orifice removing doctor. He demolishes the convenient public image Jeremy Hunt wants to paint of a finely oiled machine being ruined by greedy doctors, with pragmatism and common sense very early on. Highlighting many flaws in how things are done.
One of the most thought provoking and striking things about this book is how grossly overworked, woefully underpaid and severely underappreciated he and that of his peers are, that frankly their treatment boarders on abuse (and that was 6 years ago). Most people would never settle for their employer treating them this way, yet junior doctors have very little choice and an even smaller chance to petition for change. It also highlights just how much junior doctors sacrifice in their own lives for the sake of their patients. Our NHS is literally running on overwhelming compassion and selflessness.
Thank you Adam Kay for trying to open the eyes of the health secretary, and for making me laugh whilst doing it.
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- M
- 21-12-17
Echoes what is happening in education too
Thanks for sharing this funny but heartbreaking tale of the issues leading up to the brain drain from the NHS and it’s ultimate privatisation. Wish you all the best in your new career but wish you’d been able to use your talents as a doctor as your empathy and emotional intelligence shine through the book.
27 people found this helpful
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- Dr Marianne Ross
- 04-11-17
Loved it
Should make all friends and family of medics listen to it. Cathartic, made me want to cry at times
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- Dave
- 29-11-17
A wonderful raconteur.
Probably not a good read if you are in the midst of pregnancy. But overall great anecdotes, not too ranty when it comes to the challenges of the NHS, incredibly funny in places and make you remember there’s nought so queer as folk.
23 people found this helpful
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- siri
- 29-08-19
Fun and honest about beeing a doctor
Beeing a medical doctor myself, I was exited about listening to this book. I found myself laughing and crying through the chapters. All the fun stories, the colourful personalities you meet in the hospital (both patients and staff), the fear of mistreating patients and all the extremely long and hard hours of work. It was so recognizable!
I live in Norway and I guess we have both better salary and work hours here, but doctors still work more than any other employee I can think of.
I started my internship married to a resident surgeon. My firstborn was only 1,5 years old at the time. I remember how I sometimes had to leave her with the nurses in the emergency departement because daycare closed and the shift of my husbond ended one hour after mine starded. I was so tired that I sometimes puked in the shower after beeing on dutey. I still feel that it is difficult resting on vacation; I feel that I have somehow lost the touch on how to relax. Still I love my job. It is the most interesting, rewarding and fullfilling job ever! :)
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- Giveaman Amask
- 17-06-18
Important and Funny
Mostly it's a lot of funny stories about being a doctor (in the UK), but underneath the funny stuff are some important, deeper stories.
Medicine may be the most admired career, and yet Adam Kay walked away from it. Why?
That's what this book is about. It's about him coming to terms with giving up something he put so much into, and really took over his life, or perhaps ruined his life. It's a cautionary tale, too, about bad government policies that take a situation where physicians will do heroic work for pennies, and wrecking this valuable part of British society.
I really loved this book. It made me want to have the author as a friend.
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- Matt Mole
- 01-03-22
Utterly fabulous and completely heartbreaking
We’ve known for decades how underfunded and under-appreciated the uk NHS is. This is one doctors story of how the system broke him as it does so many committed staff. At once hilarious and tragic.
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- Ragnhild
- 20-02-22
can you give more than 5 stars?!
I absolutely loved it! I listened to it all in one go. I am an ICU nurse and i know exactly what he means. I too have had moments where my patients wellbeing depended on me or my coworkers staying a few hours extra and taking more shifts. I dont think ive ever felt simultaneously as understood and made aware of just how fucked up the healthcare system is. its no wonder we all have the darkest humour and thrive best with our own kind.
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- Peter
- 13-02-22
for any ear
Ought to be read or heard by any person that uses health systems. I personally am going to propagate it to anyone I know.
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- GZ
- 26-05-21
Laugh out loud funny, poignant and moving
Started this whilst in hospital. Had to park it as the laughing hurt my stitches!
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- Mustafa Al-Tandi
- 08-04-21
Interesting enough to keep listening till the very end
Very interesting book. Funny, informative and interesting... a twist of sad just for good measure.
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- Anonymous User
- 14-03-21
Hilarious and insightful
This book gives insight into the horrors and humour behind medicine. I would recommend this to any healthcare professional struggling to get their family to understand what they go through on a dailu basis. Also helped me have true introspection into my job and how it's shaped me as a person.
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- Anonymous User
- 11-02-21
Great insight on the hardships of NHS
Great insight on the hardships of NHS. Narrated by the author, which could be a little better.
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- E. D. Saxon
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