JEMH - Vol. 4, No. 2, November 2009



Table of Contents

		Entire Issue as a single pdf file:

I.	Editorial

		JEMH News
			Ronald Ballantyne MSW MBA Editor-in-Chief

II.	Conference Report
		Brain Matters - New Directions in Neuroethics
			Barbara Russell MBA PhD

III.	Articles

	Peer Reviewed Submissions
	1.	Neuroscience, Free Will and Responsibility
			Walter Glannon PhD

	2.	Direct Intervention in the Brain: Ethical Issues Concerning Personal Identity
			Farah Focquaert PhD Dirk De Ridder MD PhD
IV.	Frontline Perspectives

	Peer Reviewed Submissions
	1.	Core Strategies for the Development of a Clinical Neuroethics Education Program for Medical Residents in the Clinical Neurosciences
			Daniel Buchman MSW PhD Student Emily Borgelt MA Judy Illes PhD
	Selected Halifax Conference Proceedings
	2.	Educating Future Neuroscience Clinicians in Neuroethics: a Report on One Program's Work in Progress
			Philippe Couillard MD A Keith W Brownell MD FRCPC Walter Glannon PhD
	3.	Quebec's Science and Technology Ethics Commission and Expanded Uses of Psychotropics: Ethical Issues and Recommendations
			Me Edith Deleury LLM Marie-Claude Côté BAA BSc MA

V.	Benchmark

	Peer Reviewed Submissions
	1.	One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: A Charter analysis of s.39 of Nova Scotia's Involuntary Psychiatric Treatment Act
			Jacquelyn Shaw BSc, MSc LLB LLM (cand) Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada

VI.	Research Reflections
	Peer Reviewed Submissions

	1.	The Ethics of Applied Research with Individuals with Addictions
			Colin P.K. Perrier MSc PhD (C) Holly Etchegary PhD Nadia Palarchio MA Peter Snelgrove MA
	2.	Mental Health Research through Clinical Innovation or Quality Improvement - A Reflection on the Ethical Aspects
			Michelle Cleary RN MHlth (Nurs) PhD Glenn E. Hunt BA MSc PhD Michael Robertson MBBS (Hons) FRANZCP PhD Phil Escott BA

VII.	In My Life

		Incest Survivors and "Borderline Personality Disorder"
			Andrea Nicki PhD



VIII.	Book and Media Reviews
	Special Article
		Ethical Issues in a National Mental Health Arts and Film Festival
			Lee Knifton Neil Quinn Greig Inglis Peter Byrne
	Film Review
		Building Understanding of Schizophrenia: An Extended Commentary on The Soloist
			Timothy Krahn BA Honours
	Book Review
		Burdened Virtues: virtue ethics for liberatory struggles
			by Lisa Tessman PhD Reviewed by: Barbara Russell MBA PhD

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