Prescription for Admission (with special guest Dr. Monique Nugent)
- E180
- 58:05
- April 7th 2024
In this episode, Sarah interview author Dr. Monique Nugent. The pair discuss her work as a doctor in a hospital setting along with her book about all the things you need to know during hospital stays.
You can find more of Dr. Nugent and her book at:
Dr. Monique Nugent - Author of Prescription for Admission (drmoniquenugent.com)
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