Dr Emma Johnson
BSc, MSc, PhD
Current positions
Senior Research Associate
Bristol Medical School (THS)
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Research interests
Emma Johnson joined the Centre for Academic Primary Care in September 2014. With a background in health psychology and qualitative methodologies she is currently working on the EOS study (Experiences of survivors of domestic violence and abuse: Hearing women’s voices). This NIHR funded study aims to explore the health and well-being impacts of domestic violence on women survivors. Findings will be used to develop an on-line information resource about women’s experiences, as part of the healthtalk.org website.
Her research interests focus on chronic illness, help seeking, lived experience and interpretative phenomenological analysis.
Projects and supervisions
Research projects
Evaluation of patient access to medical test result services in General Practice
Role
Researcher
Description
Patients are increasingly being offered the opportunity to access their
medical test results electronically through online access. This could
benefit both patients and GP practices, by patients being able to access
the information…Managing organisational unit
Dates
16/04/2018 to 16/04/2020
Publications
Recent publications
15/04/2021Perceptions of peer support for victim-survivors of sexual violence and abuse
Journal of Interpersonal Violence
Peer-led groups for survivors of sexual abuse and assault
Journal of Mental Health
Sharing reports about domestic violence and abuse with general practitioners
BMC Family Practice
Improving patients’ experience and outcome of total joint replacement: the RESTORE programme
Programme Grants for Applied Research
Trajectories of need
Disability and Rehabilitation
Related people
Professor Jeremy Horwood
Professor of Social Science and Health
Bristol Medical School (PHS)
Mr Andrew Beswick
Research Fellow
Bristol Medical School (THS)
Professor Gene Feder
Professor of Primary Care
Bristol Medical School (PHS)
Professor Rachael Gooberman-Hill
Professor of Health and Anthropology/Director of Elizabeth Blackwell Institute
Bristol Medical School (THS)
Dr Alison Gregory
Senior Research Fellow (Traumatised and Vulnerable Populations)
Bristol Medical School (PHS)