Anastasia Novkunskaya is associate professor in the Institute for Interdisciplinary Health Research at the European University at Saint-Petersburg.Artemiy Minakov is research fellow at the Institute for Interdisciplinary Health Research at the European University at Saint-Petersburg.Anna Klepikova is assistant professor in the Department of Anthropology at the European University at St. Petersburg.

Michel Foucault's landmark book The Birth of the Clinic did not include consideration of infants. This book cleverly takes this idea and shows how humans are not only born, they are transformed into patients at the moment of birth through the discourses and apparatuses of healthcare systems. This book is highly recommended for all those interested in the social, cultural and political construction of patienthood in neonatal care.

• Chapter 1: The Big Case of Micropediatrics: The Institutionalization of Neonatal CareChapter 2: In Searching for the Point of ViewChapter 3: Nothing PersonalChapter 4: Emotional Dimension of Neonatal CareChapter 5: Managerial, Economic, and Political Entities of a Newborn

Anastasia Novkunskaya is associate professor in the Institute for Interdisciplinary Health Research at the European University at Saint-Petersburg.Artemiy Minakov is research fellow at the Institute for Interdisciplinary Health Research at the European University at Saint-Petersburg.Anna Klepikova is assistant professor in the Department of Anthropology at the European University at St. Petersburg.

Michel Foucault's landmark book The Birth of the Clinic did not include consideration of infants. This book cleverly takes this idea and shows how humans are not only born, they are transformed into patients at the moment of birth through the discourses and apparatuses of healthcare systems. This book is highly recommended for all those interested in the social, cultural and political construction of patienthood in neonatal care.

• Chapter 1: The Big Case of Micropediatrics: The Institutionalization of Neonatal CareChapter 2: In Searching for the Point of ViewChapter 3: Nothing PersonalChapter 4: Emotional Dimension of Neonatal CareChapter 5: Managerial, Economic, and Political Entities of a Newborn

Anastasia Novkunskaya is associate professor in the Institute for Interdisciplinary Health Research at the European University at Saint-Petersburg.Artemiy Minakov is research fellow at the Institute for Interdisciplinary Health Research at the European University at Saint-Petersburg.Anna Klepikova is assistant professor in the Department of Anthropology at the European University at St. Petersburg.

Michel Foucault's landmark book The Birth of the Clinic did not include consideration of infants. This book cleverly takes this idea and shows how humans are not only born, they are transformed into patients at the moment of birth through the discourses and apparatuses of healthcare systems. This book is highly recommended for all those interested in the social, cultural and political construction of patienthood in neonatal care.

• Chapter 1: The Big Case of Micropediatrics: The Institutionalization of Neonatal CareChapter 2: In Searching for the Point of ViewChapter 3: Nothing PersonalChapter 4: Emotional Dimension of Neonatal CareChapter 5: Managerial, Economic, and Political Entities of a Newborn