Sally Sheard is a professor of the history of medicine at the University of Liverpool and one of the UK's leading historians of the National Health Service. Her research examines how the NHS was created, how it has evolved over its decades of existence, and the personal stories of the people who built and sustained it. Sheard's work combines scholarly rigour with compelling narrative, drawing on extensive archival research and oral histories. Her books and audiobooks offer readers and listeners important, well-told accounts of one of Britain's most cherished institutions.
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