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Jayne Melville Whyte

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ID4089310
NAMEJayne Melville Whyte
GIVEN NAMESJayne Melville
FAMILY NAMEWhyte
SIGNATUREWHYTE J M
AFFILIATIONSConsumer
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR5
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2008
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2011
H-INDEX0
  • Visiting the Mentally Ill

    Jayne Melville Whyte•ARTICLE•Histoire sociale•2011

    Le présent article donne un aperçu de la vie et des activités de certains des patients, béneévoles et employés du système de santé mentale de la Saskatchewan au cours de l'ère de la désinstitutionnalisation. Puisant dans ses propres souvenirs à titre de patiente dans une unité psychiatrique ainsi que dans ses recherches sur l'histoire de la santé mentale, l'auteure met en évidence le rôle des visiteurs bénévoles au Saskatchewan Hospital de Weybur…

  • Consumer Commentary Special Issue

    Jayne Melville Whyte•ARTICLE•Canadian Journal of Community…•2008

    This special issue of the Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health (CJCMH) is the first to invite a self-identified consumer 2 of mental health services as one of the guest editors. For a year, this collaboration provided me with an excellent opportunity to learn more about the process of writing, editing, and publishing a national peer-reviewed journal that has both community and academic requirements. The three-member editorial team worked t…

  • Les Soins Concertés en Santé Mentale au Canada

    Nick Kates, Marie-Anik Gagné et al.•ARTICLE•Canadian Journal of Community…•2008

  • Commentaire D'une Personne Ayant un Vécu Psychiatrique Numéro Spécial

    Jayne Melville Whyte•ARTICLE•Canadian Journal of Community…•2008

    Ce numro spcial de la

  • Collaborative Mental Health Care in Canada

    Nick Kates, Marie-Anik Gagné et al.•ARTICLE•Canadian Journal of Community…•2008

    Over the last 10 years, shared or collaborative mental health care has moved from being a “fringe” area of practice for a handful of providers across the country to one that is increasingly seen by provinces and health authorities as an integral part of their mental health care delivery systems. While much remains to be done, the partnerships have broadened, with consumers and family members being seen as central to these new relationships. The n…

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  • Consumer Commentary Special Issue

    Jayne Melville Whyte•ARTICLE•Canadian Journal of Community…•2008

    This special issue of the Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health (CJCMH) is the first to invite a self-identified consumer 2 of mental health services as one of the guest editors. For a year, this collaboration provided me with an excellent opportunity to learn more about the process of writing, editing, and publishing a national peer-reviewed journal that has both community and academic requirements. The three-member editorial team worked t…

  • Les Soins Concertés en Santé Mentale au Canada

    Nick Kates, Marie-Anik Gagné et al.•ARTICLE•Canadian Journal of Community…•2008

  • Commentaire D'une Personne Ayant un Vécu Psychiatrique Numéro Spécial

    Jayne Melville Whyte•ARTICLE•Canadian Journal of Community…•2008

    Ce numro spcial de la

  • Collaborative Mental Health Care in Canada

    Nick Kates, Marie-Anik Gagné et al.•ARTICLE•Canadian Journal of Community…•2008

    Over the last 10 years, shared or collaborative mental health care has moved from being a “fringe” area of practice for a handful of providers across the country to one that is increasingly seen by provinces and health authorities as an integral part of their mental health care delivery systems. While much remains to be done, the partnerships have broadened, with consumers and family members being seen as central to these new relationships. The n…

  • Visiting the Mentally Ill

    Jayne Melville Whyte•ARTICLE•Histoire sociale•2011

    Le présent article donne un aperçu de la vie et des activités de certains des patients, béneévoles et employés du système de santé mentale de la Saskatchewan au cours de l'ère de la désinstitutionnalisation. Puisant dans ses propres souvenirs à titre de patiente dans une unité psychiatrique ainsi que dans ses recherches sur l'histoire de la santé mentale, l'auteure met en évidence le rôle des visiteurs bénévoles au Saskatchewan Hospital de Weybur…

Psychology (4 works) · Mental health (3 works) · Mental Health and Patient Involvement (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Collaborative Care (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Medicine (2 works) · Nursing (2 works) · Psychiatry (2 works) · Art (1 work)

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