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Season 3 • Episode 7 • Raj to Rhondda: How Indian Doctors saved the NHS
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Timeshift Season 3, Episode 7: Raj to Rhondda: How Indian Doctors saved the NHS
The story of the generation of doctors who came from the Indian subcontinent to become the hidden heroes who have provided the backbone of the NHS for the last 40 years. Despite enduring years of discrimination, they fulfilled Britain's health needs and carved successful careers that took them to the heart of the British medical establishment. Now, as they collectively reach retirement age, Britain faces a crisis in healthcare. Watch Timeshift Season 3, Episode 7 Raj to Rhondda: How Indian Doctors saved the NHS in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Timeshift Season 3, Episode 7 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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