Every Deep-Drawn Breath: A Critical Care Doctor on Healing, Recovery, and Transforming Medicine in the ICU Free Audiobook Download by Wes Ely

Every Deep-Drawn Breath is a case study of how one doctor, Dr. Wes Ely, changed his methodology as an ICU physician to incorporate deep mindfulness and patient-centricity in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis. Dr. Ely tells his story across four parts that are each focused on a different angle of this transformation: "Healing," "Recovery," "Transformation," and "Onward."

'Every Deep-Drawn Breath: A Critical Care Doctor on Healing, Recovery, and Transforming Medicine in the ICU' is an audiobook by Dr. Wes Ely that narrates his own experiences of being a doctor in the ICU. The book explores how to be a successful doctor while caring for people with life-threatening illnesses. It discusses how to learn from mistakes and how to create your own unique style of care.

Grover Gardner was a renowned physician, innovator, and educator. He believed in the power of nature and the healing properties of natural light and oxygen. His work on ventilation in ICUs has led to massive changes in treatment for patients with respiratory problems. In Every Deep-Drawn Breath, Grover Gardner tells his story of transforming Medicine in the ICU--transforming it from an institution that is based on sickness into one that is based on wellness.

"It is rare to hear a doctor talk in such detail about the inner workings of their mind, and what they go through," says Ely. "But there's just not enough literature out there on being a critical care physician."

Ely is an incredibly interesting and insightful person. His writing is fresh and original taking you on a journey from deep within his soul into the human condition. Everyone should listen to this book because of the profound wisdom it contains.

Wes Ely is a critical care doctor who decided to 'walk away from the system.' This book is his memoir of venturing out on his own, practicing medicine outside the traditional confines of hospitals and insurance companies. With an inside view on how health care has changed in recent years, not just in America but worldwide, he shares his insights into where it all goes wrong and what needs to be done.