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Catherine Cook

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Nursing Inquiry|February 16, 2012
Diagnostic classification, viral sexually transmitted infections and discourses of femininity: limits of normalisation to erase stigmaCatherine Cook
Culture, Health & Sexuality|June 10, 2011
'About as comfortable as a stranger putting their finger up your nose': speculation about the (extra)ordinary in gynaecological examinationsCatherine Cook
Journal of Clinical Nursing|October 20, 2011
'Nice girls don't': women and the condom conundrumCatherine Cook
Nursing Inquiry|January 23, 2013
The sexual health consultation as a moral occasionCatherine Cook
Journal of Advanced Nursing|October 18, 2011
Email interviewing: generating data with a vulnerable populationCatherine Cook
Sociology of Health & Illness|February 17, 2015
Pastoral power and gynaecological examinations: a Foucauldian critique of clinician accounts of patient-centred consentCatherine Cook, Margaret Brunton
Journal of Clinical Nursing|March 2, 2018
Ambiguous loss and post-traumatic growth: Experiences of mothers whose school-aged children were born extremely prematurelyCaroline Wilson, Catherine Cook
Nursing Praxis in New Zealand Inc|September 13, 2014
The influence of the Cartwright report on gynaecological examinations and nurses' communicationCatherine Cook, Margaret Brunton
Journal of Clinical Nursing|May 28, 2016
Lesbian and bisexual women's sexual healthcare experiencesSiân Munson, Catherine Cook
Journal of Clinical Nursing|May 13, 2018
Role-modelling and the hidden curriculum: New graduate nurses' professional socialisationKiri Hunter, Catherine Cook
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Nursing Inquiry|February 16, 2012
Diagnostic classification, viral sexually transmitted infections and discourses of femininity: limits of normalisation to erase stigmaCatherine Cook
Culture, Health & Sexuality|June 10, 2011
'About as comfortable as a stranger putting their finger up your nose': speculation about the (extra)ordinary in gynaecological examinationsCatherine Cook
Journal of Clinical Nursing|October 20, 2011
'Nice girls don't': women and the condom conundrumCatherine Cook
Nursing Inquiry|January 23, 2013
The sexual health consultation as a moral occasionCatherine Cook
Journal of Advanced Nursing|October 18, 2011
Email interviewing: generating data with a vulnerable populationCatherine Cook
Sociology of Health & Illness|February 17, 2015
Pastoral power and gynaecological examinations: a Foucauldian critique of clinician accounts of patient-centred consentCatherine Cook, Margaret Brunton
Journal of Clinical Nursing|March 2, 2018
Ambiguous loss and post-traumatic growth: Experiences of mothers whose school-aged children were born extremely prematurelyCaroline Wilson, Catherine Cook
Nursing Praxis in New Zealand Inc|September 13, 2014
The influence of the Cartwright report on gynaecological examinations and nurses' communicationCatherine Cook, Margaret Brunton
Journal of Clinical Nursing|May 28, 2016
Lesbian and bisexual women's sexual healthcare experiencesSiân Munson, Catherine Cook
Journal of Clinical Nursing|May 13, 2018
Role-modelling and the hidden curriculum: New graduate nurses' professional socialisationKiri Hunter, Catherine Cook
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