Selected Publications

• Chapple Alison, Evans Julie, McPherson Anne, and Payne S (2011) Patients with pancreatic cancer and relatives talk about preferred place of death and what influenced their preferences: a qualitative study BMJ Supportive and Palliative Care.

• Prinjha S, Evans J, Ziebland S, and McPherson A (2011) 'A mastectomy for something that wasn't even truly invasive cancer'. Women's understandings of having a mastectomy for screen-detected DCIS: a qualitative study. J Med Screen, 18(1):34-40.

• Ziebland Sue, Evans Julie, and Toynbee Polly (2011) Exceptionally good? Positive experiences of NHS care and treatment surprises lymphoma patients: a qualitative interview study. Health Expect, 14(1):21-8.

• Ziebland S, Evans J, and Toynbee P (2010) Exceptionally good? Positive experiences of NHS care and treatment surprises lymphoma patients: a qualitative interview study. Health Expect.

• Evans Julie, Ziebland Sue, and McPherson Ann (2007) Minimizing delays in ovarian cancer diagnosis: an expansion of Andersen's model of 'total patient delay'. Fam Pract, 24(1):48-55.

Julie Evans

Julie Evans has spent most of her working life in the cancer field. Her current research interests are: personal experience of health and illness; cancer, especially women's cancers and haematological cancers; breast and cervical cancer screening; and qualitative research methodology.

Although she has expertise in both quantitative and qualitative methodology, Julie has chosen to specialise in qualitative research. She is currently working on a Healthtalkonline module on leukaemia having previously produced the lymphoma and ovarian cancer modules and contributed towards the breast cancer module.