preparedness of countries to respond, and economic vulnerabilities that impact the prevalence of mental health problems. Research on the social and economic burden is needed to better manage mental health problems during and after epidemics or pandemics.Systematic...
Spouses were more likely to seek care for their mental health problems and were less concerned with the stigma of mental health care than were soldiers. Services were most often received from primary care physicians, rather than specialty mental health professionals, which may relate to the lack ...
Inequalities in mental health are closely related to and ingrained in the wider economic and social milieu. The effects of mental health disparities include persistent needless suffering and early deaths, a rise in stigma and discrimination, a shortage of investment in the workforce and infrastructure...
focus groups, which included (1) inability of officers to identify when they are experiencing a mental illness, (2) concerns about confidentiality, (3) belief that psychologists cannot relate to police stressors, and (4) stigma that officers who seek mental health care are not fit for duty....
Gender Variance is extremelty hard to count due to individuals remaining hidden or choosing not to seek any type of treatment because of stigma. Example – to read the graph below:Horton finds the prevalence of Male to Female transgender to be one in 750 people. ...
The report also promotes the mental health system's second major goal in addition to the addressing of parity: the elimination of stigma, which produces public reluctance to pay for care and adds to the indignities of mental illnesses. In the words of the report, stigma "must be overcome."...
Globally, short- and long-term mental health training was provided to help reduce the consequences of suicide ideation. Similarly, one method to reduce suicidal ideation, attempts, and deaths associated to suicide is to use effective treatment and counseling30.Suicidal ideation has an adverse effect...
The extent of the problem have been studied across cultures and found to be common(Gureje et al, 2005; Adewuya, 2007; Aghukwa, 2010) The impact of the stigma associated with mental illness is negative and pervasive; affecting patients, their family members, health care...
Conclusion:The prevalence of perceived stigma among primary caregivers of children and adolescents with mental illness was high. Being mother, absence of other caregiver, poor social support, and symptoms of depression were factors significantly associated with perceived stigma. 展开 ...
Simultaneously, the study identifies significant barriers to integration, such as the fast pace of clinic environments and existing mental health stigma [23]. To address these barriers, the health care professionals provided recommendations across multiple dimensions of integration. Despite recognizing the ...