Secret diaries of a junior doctor in a UK hospital, documenting the most important events that he experienced during his stay.

The book talks about the diaries of Doctor Adam Kay, who documented it during his stay in a hospital in the United Kingdom, starting from his first year as a junior doctor until his last year as an expert consultant. The book is directed to students who want to study medicine in order to raise awareness of the pros and cons of the subject. During the first 13 years of his studies, the doctor's social life is almost non-existent, he stays away from all his friends and relatives, he cannot attend the important events of the people closest to his heart, he stays awake for two or three days in a row, The average doctor's time per week is 97 hours. Also, even during his rest period in the hospital, he is always called because of the presence of emergency cases, and with all this he is required to have a high concentration during his shift period because he deals with lives and any slight error leads to catastrophic results, in addition to the very modest salary during the period of residence, which increases Excessive pressure on the doctor.

The best thing about the book is that Dr. Adam Kay narrates his diaries in a way close to black comedy. He has a strange sense of humor, which attracts the reader to follow the book until the end.