Working in a hospital setting is hard. Not just for doctors and nurses. It's a machine with many vital cogs, all trying to keep you alive. I once spent a couple

Working in a hospital setting is hard. Not just for doctors and nurses. It's a machine with many vital cogs, all trying to keep you alive. I once spent a couple of days working in an ICU -- monitoring the migration to a software system for patient records. The project ultimately failed, the tech wasn't ready, paper was more convenient. The things I saw, heard, and smelled during those couple of days, nearly 20 years ago, are still fresh in my memory. You never want to end up in an ICU. But if you do end up there, know some of the most capable hands are looking after you.