Gavin Francis is a GP who works in urban and rural communities. In this account of caring for a society in the midst of a pandemic, he describes these different experiences. By telling this story, he reveals others: of loneliness and hope, illness and recovery, and of what can be achieved when we care for each other.
Gavin will be interviewed by Lady Ann Mawer
An Observer, New Statesman, Financial Times, Irish Times and Scotsman 2021 Non-Fiction Highlight
More information about Gavin’s book Intensive care is available here
‘Searing yet beautiful … less a hot take that an astute manifesto for what matters most in life, as well as in medicine.’ Rachel Clarke, author of Breathtaking: Inside the NHS in a Time of Pandemic and Your Life in My Hands
‘Well written, often entertaining and occasionally deeply moving; an unmissable account of a year we will all try too hard to forget.’ The Times
‘Inspiring. I can’t recommend it too strongly. You will learn a lot from it, and you will find much more that is encouraging.’ Allan Massie, Scotsman
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This session is presented in association with Berwick upon Tweed Library. Learning, information and literature for all ages.
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