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The headline says it all and a lot of reviews getting into detail about it, so I'll just agree with em. What bothered me the most (as a semi-experienced sailor):

the dramatic scene with the "sinking" boat, seeming to be under water for hours is just hilariously stupid. I mean I get it, they wanted to dramatize and make the viewer thinks she failed - but if you know just a bit of sailing boats, then you'd also know that as soon as a sailing yacht capsizes, that the keel lets it instantly dive up again.

The situation deserves drama though. Capsizing must be the worst. Especially alone, as a 16 y/o kiddo.

Great job, Jess.

Really didn't like how many patient-stories they picked up without letting us know how they ended (properly). Also the hard mix of several stories throughout multiple episodes was sometimes a bit confusing.

Beside of that, as an European, where everybody can just walk into a hospital when not feeling well, I know this is not the case in US - which makes me terribly sad and it's even more sad that US-politics can get a proper health care done - so under the line I was constantly thinking of how many patients CAN'T go and get a treatment :(

Even though some see it as propaganda: I loved the message about fighting against guns, especially when kids die.