The Directors
Dr’s White and Winstanley are PhD alumni of the University of Manchester (UoM), UK. In 1995, both were senior members of the landmark Clinical Supervision Evaluation Project, based in the Faculty of Medicine, UoM, funded by the Department of Health (DoH), London and the Scottish Home and Health Department, Edinburgh. To redress the paucity of an empirical evidence base, Dr Winstanley developed the original Manchester Clinical Supervision Scale©, the questions for which were derived from qualitative research findings earlier reported by Dr White. The MCSS was formally launched in London by the DoH in late 1999 and publicly reported as ‘the first validated tool designed specifically to measure the impact of Clinical Supervision’.
Dr Edward White
Dr Edward White is career social researcher with over 40 years international professional experience and is a former senior university academic. He was previously a full-time Research Professor at three Universities: one in England (Keele) and two in Australia (UTS and USC). Since 2001, he is an Honorary Professor, Discipline of Psychiatry and Mental Health, School of Clinical Medicine, Faculty of Medicine and Health, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia. For 18 years, he was Co-Director of Osman Consulting Pty Ltd, Sydney, Australia.
In addition to professional mental health and postgraduate teaching qualifications, he holds three higher research degrees; a PhD and two MSc’s, one in Social Policy the other in Social Research. He is a Professional Member of the Institute of Clinical Research, a Fellow of the Institute of Biomedical Science and is a Chartered Scientist.
Dr White is an experienced author and orator, with ~130 literary outputs, including edited textbooks, book chapters, peer-reviewed research articles and Invited Editorials. He has given oral presentations ~190 major conferences (many as an Invited Plenary Speaker) at venues throughout Australia, China, France, Germany, Holland, Italy, Malta, New Zealand, Norway, South Korea, Central Africa, Portugal, the East and West coasts of the USA and across the United Kingdom.
Dr Julie Winstanley
Dr Julie Winstanley is a Consultant Biostatistician and former Associate Professor (Biostatistics), Northern Clinical School, Faculty of Medicine and Health, The University of Sydney, Australia. For 18 years, she was Co-Director of Osman Consulting Pty Ltd, Sydney, Australia.
She holds a PhD in Biostatistics, an MSc in Public Health and Epidemiology, and a BSc in Mathematics. She is a Chartered Statistician of the Royal Statistical Society of the United Kingdom.
Dr Winstanley has an extensive research track record in a wide range of disciplines, particularly in the areas of cancer research, mental health, measurement of quality of life and nursing. She has jointly published over 100 books, book chapters, peer-reviewed articles and reports and given oral presentations at over 40 international conferences.
Full curricula vitae available, upon request.