The book
Doctors at Jeopardy
The work of transforming systems from strain to strength.
A narrative and analytical exploration of physician burnout, moral injury, and the systemic failures reshaping modern healthcare. Written from fifteen years on the front line, and grounded in applied research on workforce sustainability.
Part memoir, part manifesto — for clinicians, healthcare leaders, and anyone who wants medicine to be a life-giving profession again.
Inside the book.
01
Moral injury
The quiet cost of practicing medicine inside systems that don't practice care for their own — and the opportunity to rebuild.
02
Workforce sustainability
Applied research from a mixed-methods study of 62 UAE healthcare workers.
03
Culture of care
What it takes to build organisations where clinicians can stay — and stay well.
Companion research
"The Role of Social Sustainability in Uplifting Healthcare Workers and Patients."
A mixed-methods study of 62 UAE healthcare workers, published in the Global Journal of Healthcare, Hospital Management, Nursing, and Patient Safety (ISSN 2754-0952) and presented as a poster at the International Healthcare Conference, Dubai, 2024.