Emilio
Mordini
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Managing Director of Centre for Science, Society and
Citizenship
Phone: +39 064740144
Fax: +39 06491302
Email: e.mordini@bioethics.it |
Dr. Mordini is an M.D. from the University “La Sapienza”
of Rome, and an M.A. in Philosophy from the Pontificial University
“S. Thoma” of Rome. Since March 2002 he has been
managing director of the Centre for Science, Society and Citinzenship
(CSSC) an independent, interdisciplinary research centre that
addresses ethical and policy issues in healthcare and biomedical
research. Emilio Mordini is certified scientific expert of
the Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research.
Dr. Mordini is a practising
psychiatrist (subspecialized in psychodynamic psychotherapy)
and he is ordinary member of the Italian Association of Psychiatry.
Since 1996 he has been members of the Bioethical Commission
of the National Research Council (CNR) where he currently
serves as scientific secretary. He is also member of the Bioethical
Commission of the Medical Association of Rome. He is coordinator
(together KWM Fulford) of the Psychiatric Network of the International
Association of Bioethics, and member of the executive council
of the Association for the Advancement of Psychiatry and Philosophy
(AAPP).
Dr. Mordini has coordinated
various research projects in bioethics both at Italian and
European level, among which “Brain Elsa: ethical, legal,
and social aspects of brain research”, “EURO ELSAV:
ethical, legal and social aspects of vaccine research and
vaccination policies in Europe”, and “Big –
Bioethical Implication of Globalisation Processes”.
He is past treasurer and past secretary of the European Association
of Centres of Medical Ethics (EACME). He has also seved as
a member of the board of directors of the International Association
of Bioethics (IAB).
Principal
Research Interests

- Bioethic
- research projects
- Psychiatry
- subspecialised in psychodynamic psychotherapy
Principal
Teaching Activities

At University of Rome “La Sapienza”
Bioethics
Selected
University & Public Service

University Service
Bioethics
Public and Private Service
Ministry of Education, University and Research
Association for the advancement of Psychiatry and Philosophy
(AAPP)
Centre for Science, Society and Citizenship (CSSC)
European Association of Centres of Medical Ethics (EACME)
International Association of Bioethics (IAB)
Medical Association of Rome
National Research Council (CNR)
Psychiatric Network of the International Association of Bioethics
Selected
Publications

Emilio Mordini has been editor of six books, has published
58 articles or chapters of book in reviewed publications,
160 articles in non-reviewed journals and newspapers. His
recent publications include:
1. Mordini E (1997):
Ethics of Suggestion. In R.Chadwick (ed): Encyclopedia of
Applied Ethics, Academic Press, San Diego: 249-258
2. Mordini E (1997):
Brain Research and Human Diversity . In Mordini E, Pasquini
P. (eds): Bioethics and Brain Research, Annali dell’Istituto
Superiore di Sanità 33, 4:469-473
3. Cruz Sanchez FF,
MORDINI E, Ravid R (1997): Ethical Aspects to be considered
in Brain Banking. In Mordini E, Pasquini P. (eds): Bioethics
and Brain Research, Annali dell’Istituto Superiore di
Sanità 33, 4:477-483
4. Mordini E (1998):
Commentary on “The Stoic Concept of Mental Disorders”.
Phil Psychiat Psych 4, 4:297-301
5. Gindro S, MORDINI
E (1998): Ethical, Legal, and Social Aspects of Brain Research.
Curr Op Psychiatr 11:575-580
6. Agich G, MORDINI
E (1998): Autonomy and the Ethics of Neurosurgery. Ital J
Psychiatr Behav Scie, 2:47-55
7. Mordini E (1998):
Mandatory hospitalisation in mental health. In Biscaia J (ed)
Bem da pessoa e bem comun: um desafio à bioética
C.E.B., Coimbra: 171-180
8. Mordini E. (1999):
Linear Destiny and Geometric Fate. In A.Thompson, R.Chadwick
(eds): Genetic Information: Aquisition, Access and Control
Kluwer Academic/Plenum Press, London: 309-320
9. Mordini E. (2000):
Orientamenti internazionali in bioetica psichiatrica. In Bassi
M, De Risio S., Di Giannantonio M (eds): La questione etica
in psichiatria. Il Pensiero Scientifico, Roma: 19-37
10. Mordini E. (2001),
Confidentiality in Child Psychiatry, Turkiye Klinikleri Journal
of Medical Ethics, 9: 7-12
11. Mordini E. (2001),
Physical Abuse: actual physical arm. Commentary. In Kushner
T.K., Thomasma D.C. (eds): Ward ethics. Dilemmas for medical
students and doctors in training. Cambridge University Press,
New York: 144-147
12. Mordini E. (2002),
L’autonomie et sa cure, Etudes, 3973: 470-474
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