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In Patients who heal, doctor Julia Rocha tells her daily life in the Brazilian Unified Health System, the SUS, where she has worked for ten years, since she graduated. The texts of Patients who heal present what Julia - a black woman, family and community doctor, mother and singer - experienced while on duty at the hospital, in her office at the Basic Health Unit, at the UPA or when visiting patients at home. And, in doing so, they draw a portrait of a peripheral Brazil, which has had a bad time since forever. At the same time, they reveal what is universal, sensitive, in the human.In Patients who heal, doctor Julia Rocha tells her daily life in the Brazilian Unified Health System, the SUS, where she has worked for ten years, since she graduated. The texts of Patients who heal present what Julia - a black woman, family and community doctor, mother and singer - experienced while on duty at the hospital, in her office at the Basic Health Unit, at the UPA or when visiting patients at home. And, in doing so, they draw a portrait of a peripheral Brazil, which has had a bad time since forever. At the same time, they reveal what is universal, sensitive, in the human.

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