tv series New Amsterdam (2018)

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The new medical director is determined to shake things up at America's oldest public hospital. Max Goodwin is on a mission to dismantle the red tape and deliver top-notch care, but the doctors and staff are skeptical—after all, they've heard big promises before. Refusing to accept defeat, Dr. Goodwin’s go-to response to any challenge is just four words: "How can I help?" He's committed to disrupting the status quo and demonstrating that he'll do whatever it takes to revive this underfunded, overlooked hospital and restore the reputation that once made it great.

 

[Liam]

New Amsterdam is a film for the doctors. I enjoyed it because there are lessons to learn . It tells us about a doctor named Dr. Goodwin. All he wants to do is save people's lives and at the same time make his hospital better. The show portrayed that only one person is capable of making a big difference if he/she works hard. It's indeed an inspiring story that focuses on making healthcare better for everyone.

 

[MidnightMuse]

I watched this show a year go (haven't watched the latest season) and I loved it. It is not just a medical dram full of complicated cases and other medical shenanigans, but instead it is grounded in people and real stories that the viewer can connect with.

I would not put it in the same bucket as House, Chicago MD and similar medical dramas because it is less drama and more grounded stories.