Rachel Clarke

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Rachel Clarke is a prominent British writer and physician known for her expertise in end-of-life care at Katharine House Hospice in Oxford. With a unique blend of medical knowledge and narrative skill, Clarke has become a leading voice in discussions about healthcare, especially during critical times. Her notable book, *Breathtaking* (2021), chronicles her experiences within the NHS during the UK’s first wave of COVID-19, capturing the challenges and triumphs of frontline healthcare workers. This powerful narrative has been adapted into a TV series, further extending her influence.

Before pursuing a career in medicine, Clarke was a current affairs journalist, reporting on significant global issues such as Al Qaeda, the Gulf War, and the Second Congo War. Her background in journalism informs her writing style, blending factual rigor with compelling storytelling. She attended medical school in 2003 and qualified as a doctor in 2009, bringing a fresh perspective to the medical field shaped by her previous experiences.

Clarke’s earlier works include *Your Life in My Hands* (2017), a memoir reflecting on her journey as a newly qualified medical practitioner, and *Dear Life* (2020), which delves into the complexities of death, dying, and end-of-life care. These works not only showcase her literary talent but also her commitment to fostering understanding around difficult yet essential topics.

In addition to her writing, Clarke has been an active advocate for healthcare reform. During the 2015–2016 dispute between newly qualified physicians and the UK government regarding working conditions, she emerged as a vocal figure, participating in numerous television debates and interviews to represent her peers. Her multifaceted career continues to inspire and inform discussions around healthcare and compassion in medicine.