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Bethany Johnson

Graduate Student

University of South Carolina

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of History

Bethany Johnson is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Graduate Student at University of South Carolina.

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communication health communication public health health sciences social media nursing fertility mass communication rhetoric interpersonal communication qualitative research maternal health reproductive health textual practice narrative popular medium medical history qualitative analysis qualitative methods online information medical internet research obstetrics and gynaecology agricultural history film criticism insider threat patient experience patient-oriented research feminist research parental care social environment audience reception societal environment societal influence biomedical research qualitative interpretation narrative representation television studies health literacy narrative and identity film theory biomedicalization theory practitioner-patient communication twilight sleep debates feminist analysis nurse-patient communication social support multimodal discourse analysis treatment experience postpartum stage medical expertise twilight sleep general education popular science crash course history biomedical landscapes western hospitals environmental health population health planetary health environmental health perspective

Notable Scholarly Works

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Smoothies, Bone Broth, and Fitspo: The Historicity of Tiktok Postpartum Bounce-Back Culture. Medical Humanities (2024)

Bethany L JohnsonMargaret M QuinlanAudrey Curry

historymedical anthropologymedicineethnographybone brothmedical historyanthropologyagricultural historycultural history

The Johnes of Glasgow: Searching, Plague and Early Modern Municipal Power. Social History of Medicine (2022)

Bethany L Johnson

historymedicinesocial historymedical history

Crash Course History of Science: Popular Science for General Education?. Isis (2020)

Allison MarshBethany Johnson

general educationpopular sciencehistory of scienceeducationcrash course history

"Sticky Baby Dust" and Emoji: Social Support on Instagram During in Vitro Fertilization. Rhetoric of Health & Medicine (2020)

Bethany Lynn JohnsonMargaret QuinlanNathan Pope

public healthhealth communicationcommunicationinterpersonal communicationonline informationsocial supportsocial mediarhetoricsexual and reproductive healthhealth sciences

Door to Door’s Acoustics of Care: Interrupting and Transforming the Biomedical Landscapes of Western Hospitals. Health Communication (2019)

Margaret M. QuinlanLynn M. HarterBethany L. Johnson

public healthhealth communicationbiomedical landscapeshealth carewestern hospitals

#Motherhoodishard: Narrating Our Research and Mothering in the Postpartum Stage Through Texting and Social Media. Health Communication (2019)

Margaret M. QuinlanBethany Johnson

public healthhealth communicationcommunicationmass communicationtextual practicefeminist researchnursingobstetrics and gynaecologysocial mediamaternal healthpostpartum stagewomen's health

#Ttc on Instagram: A Multimodal Discourse Analysis of the Treatment Experience of Patients Pursuing in Vitro Fertilization. Qualitative Research in Medicine & Healthcare (2019)

Bethany JohnsonMargaret M. QuinlanNathan Pope

patient experiencemedicinehealth communicationdiscourse analysishealth services researchqualitative analysispatient-oriented researchmultimodal discourse analysisqualitative researchclinical researchtreatment experiencequalitative methodsreproductive healthhealth sciencesmedical internet researchhealth policy

You're Doing It Wrong!. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2019)

Bethany L. JohnsonMargaret M. Quinlan

You're Doing It Wrong!: Mothering, Media, and Medical Expertise. (2019)

Bethany L. JohnsonMargaret M. Quinlan

nursingmedical expertisefamily medicinematernal healthparental carejournalismmedical ethicsmedia studies

Fictional Film and Television Representations of (in)Fertility Diagnosis, Treatment and Outcomes: Restitution Narratives and the ‘Faulted Female Body’ Myth. Health & New Media Research (2018)

Bethany JohnsonMargaret M. Quinlan

health communicationmass communicationfertility diagnosisrestitution narrativesnarrativenarrative representationwomen's healthtelevision studieshealth literacytelevision representationshealth sciencescommunicationfilm criticismsocial mediapopular mediumnarrative and identitymedia studiesfilmfictional filmfilm theory

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Bethany Johnson

Graduate Student

University of South Carolina

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of History

Bethany Johnson is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Graduate Student at University of South Carolina.

Honors

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Experiences

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Bethany Johnson

University of South Carolina

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Smoothies, Bone Broth, and Fitspo: The Historicity of Tiktok Postpartum Bounce-Back Culture. Medical Humanities (2024)

Bethany L JohnsonMargaret M QuinlanAudrey Curry

historymedical anthropologymedicineethnographybone brothmedical historyanthropologyagricultural historycultural history

The Johnes of Glasgow: Searching, Plague and Early Modern Municipal Power. Social History of Medicine (2022)

Bethany L Johnson

historymedicinesocial historymedical history

Crash Course History of Science: Popular Science for General Education?. Isis (2020)

Allison MarshBethany Johnson

general educationpopular sciencehistory of scienceeducationcrash course history

"Sticky Baby Dust" and Emoji: Social Support on Instagram During in Vitro Fertilization. Rhetoric of Health & Medicine (2020)

Bethany Lynn JohnsonMargaret QuinlanNathan Pope

public healthhealth communicationcommunicationinterpersonal communicationonline informationsocial supportsocial mediarhetoricsexual and reproductive healthhealth sciences

Door to Door’s Acoustics of Care: Interrupting and Transforming the Biomedical Landscapes of Western Hospitals. Health Communication (2019)

Margaret M. QuinlanLynn M. HarterBethany L. Johnson

public healthhealth communicationbiomedical landscapeshealth carewestern hospitals

#Motherhoodishard: Narrating Our Research and Mothering in the Postpartum Stage Through Texting and Social Media. Health Communication (2019)

Margaret M. QuinlanBethany Johnson

public healthhealth communicationcommunicationmass communicationtextual practicefeminist researchnursingobstetrics and gynaecologysocial mediamaternal healthpostpartum stagewomen's health

#Ttc on Instagram: A Multimodal Discourse Analysis of the Treatment Experience of Patients Pursuing in Vitro Fertilization. Qualitative Research in Medicine & Healthcare (2019)

Bethany JohnsonMargaret M. QuinlanNathan Pope

You're Doing It Wrong!. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2019)

Bethany L. JohnsonMargaret M. Quinlan

You're Doing It Wrong!: Mothering, Media, and Medical Expertise. (2019)

Bethany L. JohnsonMargaret M. Quinlan

nursingmedical expertisefamily medicinematernal healthparental carejournalismmedical ethicsmedia studies

Fictional Film and Television Representations of (in)Fertility Diagnosis, Treatment and Outcomes: Restitution Narratives and the ‘Faulted Female Body’ Myth. Health & New Media Research (2018)

Bethany JohnsonMargaret M. Quinlan

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