A Patient Enters, a Complaint Leaves

"A Patient Enters, a Complaint Leaves" by María Lina Carrera is a work that invites reflection on the intersection of health and social justice. Through a captivating narrative, the author explores the complexities of the healthcare system and the experiences of women who face challenges in their search for medical care.

This book, part of the New Feminisms collection, is presented in a paperback format and has 168 pages that combine history and social sciences. With a focus on the female voice, the work becomes a valuable resource for those seeking to understand power dynamics in the healthcare field.

The book is aimed at readers aged 16 and up, making it accessible to young people and adults interested in gender and human rights issues. Its medium size makes it ideal for carrying anywhere and immersing oneself in a narrative that challenges established norms.

With co-authors such as Natalia Saralegui Ferrante and Gloria Orrego-Hoyos, this book is not only an entertaining read, but also It is also a tool for social change. Its content invites readers to question and reflect on the reality that many women face in the field of health.