Research
Elisa is primarily interested in clinical ethics, research ethics, and social epistemology. More specifically, she is currently interested in the ethical dimensions of decision regret in medical decision-making, the boundaries of obligatory transparency in research settings, medical gaslighting, the epistemology of testimony in clinical contexts, ethical dimensions of science communication, and the ethics of medical charting. At their core, these research interests collectively orbit concerns and questions about the flow, transfer, and shaping of information; ethical and epistemic dimensions of information flow and transfer; and the moral obligations that may arise from the generation of certain kinds of knowledge.
Publications:
Works in Progress:
A paper about medical gaslighting (under review).
A paper about evidentialist approaches to patients’ testimonial knowledge in clinical contexts (under review).
A paper about transparency and research misconduct reports.
A paper on decision regret and medical decision-making.