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Hurry up Nurse 2: London Calling

Dawn Brookes
4.23/5 (341 ratings)
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The sequel to Hurry up Nurse! Memoirs of nurse training in the 1970s. This follow-up book will not disappoint.

This memoir follows the author to London in 1980 where she takes up further nurse training at a hospital in the heart of the Capital's East End. The area is home to pubs frequented by the infamous Ronnie Biggs and some shady characters, as well as some salt of the earth people and a hospital God Squad which makes for an interesting combination.

This time the author moves into a nurses' home and so expect some antics as she and her new found friends settle in.
Hurry up Nurse 2: London calling
is another charming medical biography that includes a lot of humour but also a lot of compassion as you would expect from this author.

There is a lot of nursing and medical history to pack in as it is set in a hospital specialising in heart and chest surgery in the relatively early days of coronary artery bypass surgery. Cancer chemotherapy is in its infancy and tuberculosis is rife in the East End so there's also a lot to learn.

There are some lovable characters in this book, from the charming Mr Robinson who sees potential in this lively young woman, now aged twenty-one, to the girls who live in the nurses home; the night porter and of course the patients' who touch all of their lives. If you liked the first book you will love this one.
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ISBN10:
0995556172
ISBN13:
9780995556171
kindle Asin:
B072X8MSZR

Hurry up Nurse 2: London Calling

Dawn Brookes
4.23/5 (341 ratings)
Read Download
The sequel to Hurry up Nurse! Memoirs of nurse training in the 1970s. This follow-up book will not disappoint.

This memoir follows the author to London in 1980 where she takes up further nurse training at a hospital in the heart of the Capital's East End. The area is home to pubs frequented by the infamous Ronnie Biggs and some shady characters, as well as some salt of the earth people and a hospital God Squad which makes for an interesting combination.

This time the author moves into a nurses' home and so expect some antics as she and her new found friends settle in.
Hurry up Nurse 2: London calling
is another charming medical biography that includes a lot of humour but also a lot of compassion as you would expect from this author.

There is a lot of nursing and medical history to pack in as it is set in a hospital specialising in heart and chest surgery in the relatively early days of coronary artery bypass surgery. Cancer chemotherapy is in its infancy and tuberculosis is rife in the East End so there's also a lot to learn.

There are some lovable characters in this book, from the charming Mr Robinson who sees potential in this lively young woman, now aged twenty-one, to the girls who live in the nurses home; the night porter and of course the patients' who touch all of their lives. If you liked the first book you will love this one.
Format:
Pages:
pages
Publication:
Publisher:
Edition:
Language:
ISBN10:
0995556172
ISBN13:
9780995556171
kindle Asin:
B072X8MSZR

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