This book is not what I expected. There were a lot of philosophical tangents which were just a tad long-winded and a bit boring which made me zone out. The book also didn’t flow particularly well. The first few chapters jump around all over the place and are just confusing but it never really settles. 

However, some of the cases were really interesting and it was great at showing the vast array of case types. It highlights how weird it must be to not find out what happens to your patient after you get them to hospital. It also shows how underfunded the NHS and social care industries are. 

I received a copy of the ebook via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review