JEMH - Vol. 3, No. 2, November 2008



Table of Contents

		Entire Issue as a single pdf file:

I.	Editorial

		Achieving Ethical Mental Health Practices
			Ronald Ballantyne MSW MBA Editor-in-Chief

II.	Articles

	Invited Submission
		1. By What Authority? Conflicts of Interest in Professional Ethics
			Louis Charland PhD
	Commentaries in Response
		1a. Sidney Bloch MB ChB PhD DPM FRCPsych FRANZCP DipPhilMed
		1b. Francoise Baylis PhD FRSC

	Peer Reviewed Submissions
		2. Perceptions of Psychiatric Advance Directives among Legal and Mental Health Professionals in Ontario and Quebec
			Daniel Ambrosini BCL / LLB., MSc, PhD Candidate Anne G. Crocker, PhD Michel Perreault, PhD Mimi Israel, MD, FRCPC
		3. The Blessing and Burden of Biological Psychiatry
			Walter Glannon PhD

III.	Frontline Perspectives

	Peer Reviewed Submissions
		Is Deinstitutionalization a 'Failed Experiment'? The Ethics of Re-institutionalization
			Marina Morrow PhD Paul Dagg MD FRCPC Ann Pederson

IV.	Benchmark

	Peer Reviewed Submissions
		1. The Delicate Dance in Mental Health Policy: Balancing Equality Rights, Family Rights and Community Rights
			Judith I. McKenzie, PhD. MCIP
		2. Queue-Jumping?: Do Mental Health Courts Privilege Criminal Behavior?
			Robin Pierce, J.D., Ph.D.

V.	In My Life

		Therapy and Feeling Secure
			Cheryl Yarek

VI.	Insight

		Mental Illness and the Medical Student: The Disturbing Reality of Medical Student Perspectives
			Kaitlin Dupuis BMSc

VII.	Book Review

		Geriatric Mental Health Ethics
			by Shane S. Bush, PhD Springer Publishing Company, 2008 Reviewed by: Barbara Russell PhD MBA