Debut novel shines light on gruelling surgical career

RACS Post Op Podcast by Chris Ashmore

Jan 31, 202310:58Science & Medicine

A new novel shines the light on excessive workloads faced by junior doctors and specialist trainees. The Registrar is written by debut author, Dr Neela Janakiramanan, a plastic and reconstructive surgeon specialising in...

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