Practice Management: A Practical Guide to Starting and Running a Medical Office Book

This was a very thorough treatment of what Epstein calls the "inclusion-and-difference" paradigm of medical research. I read it because I am interested in biological citizenship, and indeed it does have useful insights on that topic, such as his points about how various ways of categorizing society intersect (challenge or align) with each other, like biological categories and those used by social movements and those used in writing policy. Also his point that fighting for a certain representation in science is also about political representation, even though science is framed as a different realm. I liked the book, though in the end it probably would have been more useful to me as a tightly packed article.