Hospital of a healthy person. How people changed medicine during the pandemic

What encourages a person to go to where the viral infection is raging? What do those who hold the hands of dying in the hospital ward feel? How to alleviate the patient"s condition: find relatives, organize a meeting in intensive care, provide delicious food and comfortable underwear, just talk? How to help weary, endlessly processing doctors?
This book is a collection of very personal, frank stories of fighters of an invisible front. They are told by covid volunteers and recorded by journalist Polina Mokhova, they return to human medicine. This book is about how much empathy means, indifference and simple sincere handshake in a difficult period.
Today the heroes of this book are mainly involved in covid hospitals. Volunteers came to the aid of doctors when they did not have a free minute and strength to rebuild the system. Covid highlighted serious problems in our health care associated with orientation to anyone except the patient. It was proved that in hospitals where volunteers work, patients are recovering faster. The book clearly shows that the volunteer movement must continue, after the Covid retreats, since it opens up great opportunities for medicine