Our team members have expertise in the field of bioethics, philosophy of embodied experience and training in qualitative research methodologies.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Combining philosophical insights with qualitative research we conduct phenomenologically grounded qualitative research, which offers unique insights into embodied and social experiences of an individual.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Our expertise in bioethics allows as to both conduct ethically sound research and to evaluate the ethical implications (on both individual and societal level) of the research design, as well as of the new technologies, tools and therapies used in health care.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Curently our team members are doing research on embodied and social experience of vaccine hesitancy within the research project “Hesitant bodies: phenomenological analysis of the embodied experience of vaccine hesitancy” ( https:\/\/hesitantbodies.com\/en\/<\/a>), funded by the Latvian Council of Sciences, and the transformation of the patient and health care professional relationship online within the research project \u201cHealing at a distance: phenomenological analysis of patient experience of clinical encounter in telemedicine\u201d (https:\/\/telepheno.com\/en<\/a>), funded by the European Regional Development Fund.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Our team members are also involved in teaching bioethics and medical sociology for medical students at the R\u012bga Stradi\u0146\u0161 University Department of Humanities.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Our team members have expertise in the field of bioethics, philosophy of embodied experience and training in qualitative research methodologies. Combining philosophical insights with qualitative research we conduct phenomenologically grounded qualitative research, which offers unique insights into embodied and social experiences of an individual. Our expertise in bioethics allows as to both conduct ethically sound … <\/p>\n