Doctors' Orders: The Making of Status Hierarchies in an Elite Profession
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Doctors' Orders: The Making of Status Hierarchies in an Elite Profession

by Tania M. Jenkins

Sociology Medical History Nonfiction
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Doctors' Orders examines how status hierarchies take shape within medicine, an elite profession. Tania M. Jenkins offers a sociological perspective on professional standing, authority, and distinction, making the book relevant to readers interested in medicine, education, professions, and social inequality.

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Doctors' Orders explores the making of status hierarchies within an elite profession.

Focusing on medicine, the book considers how professional standing and distinction are formed.

Tania M. Jenkins presents a sociological examination of hierarchy, authority, and status in professional life.

The book will interest readers studying medicine, professions, education, and social inequality.

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