Nicole Johnson

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Dr Nicole Johnson is an associate lecturer, Honours and Postgraduate Co-Coordinator and researcher in the La Trobe Rural Health School, Bendigo Campus. Her research interests include understanding the lived experiences of chronic illness, in particular familial breast cancer and sensitive research. Her strengths lie in qualitative research, ethics and phenomenology.

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Public Health LTRHS , La Trobe Rural Health School

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academic article
- Johnson NPascal J. Relational Distressed and Maternal Absence: Young Women's Lived Experience of Familial Breast Cancer. Illness, Crisis, and Loss. 26:200-222. 2018
- Pascal JJohnson NDickson-Swift VMcGrath PDangerfield F. Understanding receptivity to informal supportive cancer care in regional and rural Australia: a Heideggerian analysis. European Journal of Cancer Care. 25:381-390. 2016
- Howard DLSoulli BJohnson NCooper S. Women’s understanding of the term ‘pap smear’: a comparison of Spanish-speaking versus English-speaking women. Maternal and Child Health Journal. 20:2336-2347. 2016
- Pascal JJohnson NDickson-Swift VKenny A. Returning home: psychosocial care during the re-entry phase of cancer survivorship in rural Australia. European Journal of Cancer Care. 24:39-49. 2015
- Howard DLHostetter SSHunter JJohnson NCooper SMalnar G. Women’s understanding of the term ‘pap smear’. Maternal and Child Health Journal. 19:1455-1463. 2015
- Pascal JJohnson NDickson-Swift VKenny A. Returning home: Psychological care during the re-entry phase of cancer survivorship in rural Australia. European Journal of Cancer Care. 10.1111:1-11. 2014
- Farmer JBourke LTaylor JMarley JVReid JBracksley SJohnson N. Culture and rural health. Australian Journal of Rural Health. 20:243-247. 2012
- Johnson N. Familial Breast Cancer as Lived Experience and Academic Research: Lessons of Crisis, Loss, and Survivorship. Illness, Crisis, and Loss. 19:291-294. 2011
- Pascal JJohnson NDore CTrainor R. The Lived Experience of Doing Phenomenology. Qualitative Social Work: research and practice. 10:172-189. 2011
- Johnson NDickson-Swift V. `It usually happens in older women': Young women's perceptions about breast cancer. Health Education Journal. 67:243-257. 2008
conference paper
- Johnson N. Applying Heideggarian Principles to Young Women with Histories of Familial Breast Cancer. Reimagining Sociology. 1-18. 2008