The Silence Between Two Heartbeats accepted by the Royal Society of Medicine
A T M Haidar Khan’s memoir has been accepted by the Royal Society of Medicine in London, adding another medical and institutional destination to the book’s public record.
The Silence Between Two Heartbeats has been accepted by the Royal Society of Medicine in London.
The acceptance is recorded as an institutional outcome relating to the book. It should not be interpreted as an endorsement, clinical recommendation, or review by the Royal Society of Medicine.
The memoir documents a family’s experience of newborn medical crisis, neonatal intensive care, caregiving, uncertainty, resilience, and the transition from hospital care to life at home. The book’s related medical-humanities prospectus, From Lived Experience to Research Questions, separately develops research questions from the memoir while explicitly distinguishing lived experience from medical evidence.
The Royal Society of Medicine entry is also documented on the official book website’s Reviews & Recognition record.