Andrea Radvanszky

Andrea Radvanszky is a Lecturer in qualitative social research methods at the Department of Sociology, University of Zurich, and a Teaching and Research Assistant at the Institute of Biomedical Ethics and History of Medicine (IBME). Her work focuses on the social and ethical dimensions of dementia care, with a particular emphasis on social phenomenology and empirical ethics.

• Education: Licentiate degree in sociology (University of Berne)
• Current PhD research: Social impacts of rule-breaking behavior in dementia diagnosis and care

Her research explores the intersection of medical sociology, qualitative methodologies, and bioethics. This includes analyzing how dementia disrupts social relationships and institutional frameworks. While her publications primarily address dementia, they also reflect broader interests in sociological diagnostics and healthcare ethics.