I'm currently employed at the University of Split School of Medicine (Split, Croatia) on a project funded by the Croatian Science Foundation (Grant Agreement No. IP-2019-04-4882 ). As a part of my PhD, I'm looking at the completeness of reporting of health systems guidance for the H1N1 and COVID-19 pandemics (published here); the levels of evidence behind said guidance for the COVID-19 pandemic; and the language of editorials on the healthcare response during both crises. The latter two projects are currently ongoing. I'm also working on several other projects to a varying degree (listed below).

Aside from that, I'm the co-chair of the Croatian Reproducibility Network, where I'm taking part in both research and educational activities, and the associate editor at ST-OPEN, our local university overlay+ journal. I also work as the sole owner of Empirica, through which I freelance as an editor, translator, and research consultant.

• History of medicine
• Public health, with a focus on pandemic response
• Meta-research, research methodology and reproducibility
• Scientometrics and scholarly publishing

PhD-related projects:

• Analysing the evidence underlying the health systems guidance for the COVID-19 pandemic; Analysing scientific discourse
• Comparing the sentiment and content of editorials on the public health response during pandemics.

Other (ongoing) projects - selected list:

• Correcting the published record: How authors react to editorial prompts about corrections to cited literature (details)
• Evidence base for recommendations for writing evidence-based syntheses (Cochrane Systematic Review, protocol)
• Testing ChatGPT’s capacity to write essays on ethical dilemmas: A cross-sectional study
• Ethical climate in a hospital in a public healthcare system: A cross-sectional survey
• Fostering a principled ethical climate: a qualitative study at the University Hospital of Split
• A Pretrained Language Model for Classification of Cochrane Plain Languages Summaries on Conclusiveness of Recommendations
• Barriers and facilitators for implementing the WHO’s surgical safety checklist in the University Hospital of Split: A qualitative study