JEMH - Vol. 3, No. 1, April 2008



Table of Contents

		Entire Issue as a single pdf file:

I.	Editorial

		Moving Forward on New Themes
			Ronald Ballantyne MSW MBA

II.	Letters to the Editor

		Letters to the Editor

III.	Synopsis of Psychiatric Ethics

		Based on Six Papers Published in Australasian Psychiatry
			Michael Robertson MB BS FRANZCP Garry Walter MB BS BMedSc PhD FRANZCP

IV.	Articles

	1st Annual Bernard Dickens Student Award for Writing in Mental Health Ethics
		1. "Above These Badlands": Delusions, Autonomy, and Individual Beliefs in Right to Refuse Psychotropic Medication Cases
			Lindsay J. Webb BA
	Lakefield 2007 Conference Proceedings
		2. The Psyche and the Soul: An "Unholy" or Essential Alliance?
			Bernard Dickens OC PhD LLD FRSC
	Peer Reviewed Submissions:
		3. Ethical issues and Tagging in Dementia
			Julian C. Hughes MA MB ChB MRCPsych PhD Jane Newby MBBS MRCPsych Stephen J. Louw MB ChB, MD (UCT), FCP (SA), FRCP, FRCP (Edin) Gill Campbell RMN RGN Jane L. Hutton PhD CStat
		4. The Social Construction of Values and the Psychiatric Profession
		Part 1: Conceptual Issues and the Case of Argentine Psychiatry
			Michael Robertson MB BS (Hons) FRANZCP Hans Pols MA, PhD Garry Walter MB BS, BMedSc, FRANZCP PhD
		Part 2: A Pilot Ethnomethodological Study.
			Michael Robertson MB BS (Hons), FRANZCP Ian Kerridge FRACP, FRCPA, MPhil Garry Walter MB BS, BMedSc, FRANZCP PhD

V.	Frontline Perspectives

	Peer Reviewed Submissions:
		1. Duty of Care Versus Safety of a Colleague
			Mary V. Seeman MD
		2. Ethical and Clinical Deliberations on Protecting Comunity Mental Health Workers from Second Hand Smoke
			Margaret Gehrs, RN MScN, CPMHN(C) Christina Van Sickle, BSW Samuel Law, MDCM FRCP(C)

VI.	Benchmark

	Invited Submission
		Pharmacists Prescribing Psychotropic Medications: Is This Really a Good Idea?
			Marie-Anik Gagne, HBSocSC, MA, PhD David M. Gardner, BSc Pharm, PharmD, MSc Barry Power, BScPhm, PharmD Kenneth I. Shulman, MD, SM, FRCPsych, FRCPC

VII.	In My Life

	Peer Reviewed Submission
		1. Building a Culture of Recovery: a Comprehensive Recovery Education Strategy
			Kate Storey Tanya Shute Ann Thompson
	Invited Submission
		2. Ethics in Peer Support Work
			Cheryl Yarek

VIII.	Book Reviews

		1. Defining Right and Wrong in Brain Science: Essential Readings in Neuroethics
			Edited by Walter Glannon Dana Press, 2007 Reviewed by: Chris Kaposy PhD
		2. Moral Stealth: How "Correct Behavior" Insinuates Itself into Psychotherapeutic Practice
			Arnold Goldberg MD University of Chicago Press, 2007 Reviewed by: Barbara Russell PhD
		3. Ethics in Psychology: Professional Standards and Cases (Third Edition)
			Gerald P. Koocher, Patricia Keith-Spiegel Oxford University Press, 2008 Reviewed by: Nicola Wright, PhD CPsych

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