Breathtaking author Rachel Clarke: “Staff are burnt out, broken and despairing” ...Middle East

This article originally appeared in Radio Times magazine. Rachel Clarke’s panic attack came in January 2021. It was just over nine months after the Government called the first UK lockdown and only days before the publication of her Covid memoir, Breathtaking. She was driving to Horton General Hospital in Banbury, Oxfordshire, where she was a palliative care doctor, when she had to pull over to the side of the road, her heart racing. “My body started rebelling and I couldn’t breathe,” she recalls. She knew what was happening but could do nothing to stop it. Since March 2020, she’d offset the trauma of long days on the Covid ward

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